Dominic Cotton
Dominic plays both the modern and Baroque trumpets and regularly works as principal trumpeter with, the English Concert, Norwegian Baroque Orchestra, Cambridge Baroque Orchestra, Orchestra of the Golden Age, Oslo Baroque Orchestra and The Brooke Street Band (on baroque trumpet).

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Mike Diprose
Mike Diprose grew up in Kent, studied at the Royal Academy of Music and is now a professional freelance trumpeter based in London. Mike plays with various ensembles embracing an eclectic mix of musical styles from orchestras, contemporary ensembles, baroque and chamber groups to recording sessions, shows, jazz and big bands. He was recently featured on the sound track to the British motion picture "Charlie".

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Miles Maguire
Miles became a full time student at the Guildhall School of Music in 1988, where he won the Brass Prize, the Chairman’s Award and also won the Shell-LSO Music Scholarship Competition. While at Guildhall Miles spent three years playing with the European Community Youth Orchestra where he toured all over Europe.

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Joe Sharpe
London Symphony Orchestra (Extra; Including CD Recording & Live Broadcasts)
London Philharmonic Orchestra (Extra; Including Broadcasts)
National Symphony Orchestra (Extra)
Telford New Symphony Orchestra (Member 2005)
Southbank Sinfonia (Member - Shared Principal & 2nd 2004)
The New Professionals (Member - Principal Trumpet 2003-Current)
National Musicians Symphony Orchestra (Member - Principal 2002-2003)

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Sara Charles
Sara studied clarinet and composition at Dartington School Of The Arts then went on to study graduate and performers courses at  The Royal Northern College of Music, as a Clarinettist and Saxophonist achieving a G.R.N.C.M. and a P.P.R.N.C.M. Sara also studied conducting, singing, orchestral arrangement, and The Art of Teaching whilst at the R.N.C.M.

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Peter Shelley
Peter Shelley studied the Saxophone at The London College of Music under Jim Hastings and Glen Martin.
Whilst studying, Peter was awarded the London College of Music Woodwind Prize and the Eddie Harvey Jazz prize.
Since Graduating from Music College in 1999 Peter has been performing across the world with a variety of ensembles.

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Philip Mills
Philip Mills started playing the clarinet in 1976 at the age of eleven. After spending most of his young musical life playing in various wind bands in the Warwickshire area, he successfully passed his audition and enlisted with the Coldstream Guards Band.

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Geoff Mason
Geoff Mason, born in London, studied Trombone at London College of Music before moving on to join the regimental band of the Coldstream Guards. He played with the band for twelve years, during which time he toured Japan, Australia and America; he also played at high profile events such as trouping the colour and the Queen Mother’s funeral.

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