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Contents 1 Detroit Symphony Orchestra (1974 - 1979) 1.1 Concertmasters 1.2 Violins 1.3 Violas 1.4 Cellos 1.5 Double-basses 1.6 Harp 1.7 Trumpets 1.8 Trombones 1.9 Horns 1.10 Tuba 1.11 English horns 1.12 Saxophones 1.13 Bassoon 1.14 Contrabassoon 1.15 Clarinets 1.16 Oboe 1.17 Flugelhorns 1.18 Flutes 1.19 Piccolos

[edit] Detroit Symphony Orchestra (1974 - 1979)

[edit] Concertmasters

• Felix Resnick
• Gordon Staples
• Carl Austin
• John Trudell
• Don Palmer

[edit] Violins

• Felix Resnick
• Gordon Staples
• Beatriz Staples
• Margaret Tundo
• William H. Hollman
• Philip A. Porbe
• Edouard Kesner
• Thaddeus Markowicz
• Barbara H. Fichett
• John Thurman
• James Waring
• Alvin Score
• Mario DiFiore
• Gordon Peterson
• Linda Smith
• Franklyn D'Antonio
• Barbara Fickitt
• Richard Margitza

[edit] Violas

• Lee Fenstermacher
• Nathan Gordon
• David Ireland
• Philip Porbe
• Hart Hollman

[edit] Cellos

• John Thurman
• Mario DiFiore
• Bogos Mortchikian
• Joseph Striplin
• Winifred Mayes

[edit] Double-basses

[edit] Harp

[edit] Trumpets

• John Trudell
• Ed Nucelli
• David Bartlett
• Joseph C. Troia
• Maurice Davis
• Gordon Stump

[edit] Trombones

• Carl Raetz
• Stewart Saunders
• Leo Harrison
• George Troia
• Mike Suter
• Dick Shearer
• Al Winters

[edit] Horns

• Joe Buono
• John Grose

[edit] Tuba

• Mike Suter

[edit] English horns

• Ervin Monroe
• Clement Barone

[edit] Saxophones

• Angelo V. Calisi
• Lannt Austin
• Lawrence Nozero
• Tom Ploeger
• Ernest Rodgers
• Chuck Feger

[edit] Bassoon

• Lyell Lindsey

[edit] Contrabassoon

• Lyell Lindsey

[edit] Clarinets

• Roy Willox
• David Sandeman
• Keith Bird

[edit] Oboe

• Donald Baker

[edit] Flugelhorns

• Roy Willox
• David Sandeman
• Keith Bird

[edit] Flutes

• Ervin Monroe
• Clement Barone
• Chuck Feger

[edit] Piccolos

• Ervin Monroe
• Clement Barone
• Chuck Feger