- Craig Needham, Jason Schayot, Berkner High School Symphony Orchestra
- Malcolm Forsyth, The Edmonton Symphony Orchestra, Kitchener Waterloo Symphony, Allan Gilliland, Eitan Cornfield, Mario Bernardi, John Charles, Fordyce Pier, Allan Gordon Bell, Amanda Forsyth, Raffi Armenian, Canadian Brass, James Thompson, Uri Mayer, Canadian National Arts Centre Orchestra
- Eitan Cornfield, Donald Bartle, Canada Festival Singers, Delores Kay-Hee, Judy Loman, Mary Morrison, Ronald Laurie, Harold Burke, Patricia Rideout, Canadian Brass, Connie Gitlin, Robert Aitken, Therese Costes, Joseph Umbrico, Monica Whicher, Norman Tobias, Alexander Gray, John Beckwith, Stephen Ralls, Elmer Iseler, Donald Wherry
Canadian Brass
Biography
The Canadian Brass, formed in 1970, became the world's most popular brass quintet, pioneering an entertaining stage format. Trombonist Eugene Watts and tuba player Charles Daellenbach were founding members, with Watts contributing to the group's unique programming and Daellenbach adding humor and banter. Early members included trumpeters Bill Philips and Stuart Laughton, and long-term members Ron Romm and Fred Mills. Jens Lindemann joined in 1996, bringing expertise on the high piccolo trumpet. Ryan Anthony joined in 2000, and the lineup since 2011 includes Charles Daellenbach, Brandon Ridenour, Chris Coletti, Eric Reed, and Achilles Liarmakopoulos. The Canadian Brass has enriched the brass quintet repertoire with many commissioned works and arrangements, releasing over 50 LPs and CDs and touring globally.