Schuring is the author of "Oboe Art and Method"(Oxford University Press, 2009), the first comprehensive book of oboe technique published in nearly 50 years.

Micklich has performed throughout Europe, Bermuda, Brazil, Australia, Japan, and the U.S. and presented master classes at numerous conservatories and U.S. universities. He performs on a custom-built red maple 680 bassoon.

Spring is also a guest professor at the Beijing Central Conservatory of Music. He is a Henri Selmer Paris Artist and performances on the Privilège clarinet.

Buck is professor of flute, an orchestral musician, concerto soloist and active chamber musician. She has given masterclasses and guest recitals internationally.

Gardner is the director of the Performance Physiology Research Laboratory at ASU since 2011. He has a strong interest in woodwind pedagogy and research and his performance interests are primarily in chamber music.

Hailed as "one of the world's top saxophone artists" (Audiophile Audition), Creviston has been featured with bands and orchestras across the U.S.

Palmer, clarinetist and educator, enjoys a multifaceted musical career and works as a performing musician, educator, and arts administrator.

Jeff Anderle is a clarinet pioneer, exploding the boundaries of classical music through his work with Sqwonk, Splinter Reeds, and Edmund Welles. He has been featured as a soloist across the country and recorded 20 albums.