American woodwind musician Introduction: Donald Sinta, Ernie Watts, Thavius Beck, Dave Hillyard, Walter Parazaider, Nestor Torres, Glen Gray

Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 36. Chapters: Donald Sinta, Ernie Watts, Thavius Beck, Dave Hillyard, Walter Parazaider, Nestor Torres, Glen Gray, Richard Lewis Spencer, Greg Pattillo, Marcel Tabuteau, Noah Lewis, Pat Irwin, Roger Greenberg, Phillip Barham, Alto Reed, Simon Kovar, Joe Houston, Ralph Gomberg, Brent Michael Davids, Vicki Boeckman, Joseph Celli, Joseph Fire Crow, James Briggs, Susan Nigro, J. T. Brown, Tim Burton, Joseph Lulloff, James Akins, Cornelius Bumpus, Jack Schroer, John Moore, Patrick Meighan, Tom Mauchahty-Ware, John Miller, Jr, Bill Easley, Elena Duran, Bryan Akipa, Shelley Phillips, Larry Teal, Mary Youngblood, Richard Woodhams, Noble "Thin Man" Watts, Ronald Caravan, Linda Strommen, Charles Littleleaf, John Worley, Steve Douglas, Elizabeth Koch, Jay Red Eagle, David Coffin, Claire Polin, Linda Bangs, Douglas Blue Feather, Steve Berlin, Kenny Sargent, Wilbur Simpson, Phalon Jones, Jimmy Brown, Robert Dick, Harold Gomberg, Dick Hensold, Chris Michalek, Frances Blaisdell, Leonard Sharrow, Orie Amodeo, Angélla Christie, Theo Lengyel, Elaine Douvas, Colin Stetson, Donald Leake, Jerry Martini, Dan St. Marseille, Leanor Ortega, Stan Harrison, Hugo Fox, Katherine Needleman, Gentle Thunder, Jim Murray, Ronald Bell, Pat Rizzo, Pete Rose, Matthew Willis, Johnny Reinhard, Andrew Woolfolk, Ariana Ghez, Michael Lewis, Sherman Walt, St. Clair Pinckney, Otis Murphy, Elizabeth Doriss, Russell Howland, Eric Stomberg, Rachel Begley, Mark Holland, Jay Light, Daniel Stolper, Jeffrey Khaner, Kathryn Lukas, Mario Cruz, Mark Thomas, Lee Ferrell, Lewis Hugh Cooper, Ron Diehl. Excerpt: Donald Sinta (born June 16, 1937, Detroit, Michigan) is an American classical saxophonist, educator, and administrator. In 1969 he was the first elected chair of the World Saxophone Congress. He serves as Earl V. Moore Professor of Saxophone at the University of Michigan in Ann ...