- Arrignon Daniel
- Cismondi Nora
- Cock Nicolas
- Cooper Peter
- Craig Celia
- Crocquenoy Michel
- Daniel Nicholas
- Deutsch Nick
- Di Cioccio Paolo
- Doherty Diana
- Doise Olivier
- Fillon Jean-Luc
- Furube Kenichi
- Garrote Nestor
- Gattet Alexandre
- Gironi Marco
- Grenat Bertrand
- Grindel Christophe
- Guichard Jérôme
- Ikeda Shoko
- Kakizaki Kozo
- Kelly Jonathan
- Kobayashi Yu
- Leleux François
- Lencses Lajos
- Merville François
- Mogami Takayuki
- Moinet Céline
- Negroni Alberto
- Oboe Five
- Octuor Paris-Bastille
- Ogrintchouk Alexei
- Orlando Domenico
- Pellerin Louise
- Pollastri Paolo
- Ramón Ortega
- Romano Carlo
- Salvatori Marco
- Saumon Pascal
- Schilli Stefan
- Sugiura Naoki
- Terashima Yosuke
- Tondre Philippe
- Tsuji Isao
- Varcol Liviu
- Vogel Allan
- Walter David
- Yoon Minkyu
- Yoshii Mizuho
- Young Kim Hag
Oboe Five
Oboe, Oboe d'Amore, English Horn
Ritsuko Kano
Orchestra Ensemble Kanazawa
Akiko Butsuda
The College Opera House Orchestra
Nami Tokuyama
The Kyushu Symphony Orchestra (Principal)
Mizuho Yoshii
Mahler Chamber Orchestra (Principal)
Ikuko Takayama
Kyoto Symphony Orchestra (Principal)
Lead by Mizuho YOSHII of Mahler Chamber Orchestra, five Japanese female players established oboe ensemble “Oboe Five.”
In September 2009, debut concerts were held in Tokyo and Kamakura.
Reflecting each member’s personality, they played oboe d’amore and English horn also. The splendid sound of the ensemble attracted many audiences.
All the members studied under Thomas Indermuhle of The Karlsruhe Hochschule fur Musik. Although they currently play in their own orchestras, they will actively perform in “Oboe Five” for the future