Concertmasters

• Harry Bluestone
• Gerald Vinci
• Janice Gower
• Charles Veal
• Paul Shure

• Sid Sharp
• Assa Drori
• James Getzoff
• Israel Baker
• Marcy Dicterow

• Sidney Harth
• William Henderson
• Jack Shulman
• Sephra Herman

Violins

• Harry Bluestone
• Gerald Vinci
• Janice Gower
• Marcy Dicterow
• Charles Veal
• Paul Shure
• Sid Sharp
• Assa Drori
• Jack Shulman
• James Getzoff
• Jay Rosen
• William Kurasch
• Murray Adler
• Bernard Kundell
• Lou Klass
• Joy Lyle
• Marvin Limonick
• Henry Ferber
• Israel Baker
• Bonnie Douglas
• Anatol Kaminsky

• Marshall Sosson
• Henry Roth
• Robert Lipsett
• Nathan Ross
• Robert Sushel
• Sheldon Sanov
• Ronald Folsom
• Stanley Plummer
• William Henderson
• Ronald Clark
• Pavel Farkas
• Robert Dubow
• Wint Garvey
• Cynthia Kovacs
• Gina Kronstadt
• Joanne Murakami
• Ross Paguil
• Pam Tompkins
• Harris Goldman
• Joseph Goodman
• Jack Gootkin

• Carl LaMagna
• Betty LaMagna
• Joseph Livoti
• Jerome Reisler
• Anton Sen
• Haim Shtrum
• Ilkka Talvi
• Judith Talvi
• Rosmen Torfeh
• Jerome Webster
• Pamela Gates
• Sherman Bryana
• Leeana Sherman
• Wilbert Nuttycombe
• Connie Kupka
• John Wittenberg
• Arnold Belnick
• Jack Watts

Violas

• Marilyn Baker
• Rollice Dale
• Virginia Majewski
• James Ross
• Linda Lipsett
• Laurie Woods
• Gareth Nuttycombe
• Linn Subotnick
• Alexander Neiman
• Laury Jarvis
• Norm Forrest
• Mark Kovacs
• David Schwartz
• Myer Bello
• Samuel Boghossian
• Leonard Selic
• Allan Harshman

Cellos

• Jesse Ehrlich
• Karen B. Henderson
• Douglas Davis
• Gloria Strassner
• Harry Shultz
• Jacqueline Lustgarten
• Miguel Martinez
• Daniel Smith
• Kevan Torfeh
• Larry Corbett
• Robert Adcock
• Delores Bing
• Jan Kelley
• John Walz
• Dennis Karmazyn
• Raymond Kelley

Trumpets

• John Faddis
• Virgil Jones
• Chuck Findley
  Chuck Findley
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• Snooky Young
  Snooky Young
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• Bill Lamb
• Oscar Brashear
  Oscar Brashear
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• Bobby Bryant
• Michael Harris
• Jerry Hey
• Steve Madaio
• Paul Hubinon
• Warren Luening
• Jack Laubath
• Leslie Drayton
• Gary Grant
• Warren Roche
• Harry Kim
• Curt Sletten

Trombones

• Chauncey Welsch
• Robert Payne
• Jimmy Cleveland
• Donald Waldrop
• Bill Watrous
  Bill Watrous
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• Charles Loper
• George Bohannon
• Garnett Brown
  Garnett Brown
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• Benjamin Powell
• William Reichenbach
• Maurice Spears
• David Stout
• Phil Ranelin

Horns

• Henry Sigismonti
• David Duke
• Barbara Korn
• Sidney Muldrow
• Richard Perissi
• Merilyn Robinson
• Arthur Maebe
• Robert Henderson
• George Hyde
• Gail Robinson
• Claude Sherry
• James Decker
• Aubrey Bouck

Saxophones

• Ron Asprey
• Jim Cuomo
• Ronnie Ross
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• Jack Lister
• Ray Warleigh
  Ray Warleigh
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• Stan Sultzmann
• Herman Riley
• Plas Johnson
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Flutes

• Ernie Watts
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• Mike Altshul
• Doug Richardson
• Hubert Laws
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• Bud Shank
  Bud Shank
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• John J. Kelson (Jackie Kelso
  Jackie Kelso
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