Tom David Wilson, Sally Beamish, Ian Stewart, Charlotte Harding. He is the editor of the Cambridge Companion to the Saxophone (Cambridge University Press, 1999), published in English and Chinese. He is the President of the Clarinet and Saxophone Society of Great Britain, a member of the Comité International du Saxophone, and a Yamaha artist. He has given recitals in Spain, Poland, Canada, Ireland, USA, India, Slovenia, Latvia and China. He has performed by invitation at every World Saxophone Congress since 1985, and has released several albums. Performances have included UK premieres of works by Ryo Noda, Erwin Schulhoff, Ramon Ricker and François Rossé. He is a member of Trio Verso, and was a member of the Northern Saxophone Quartet for 26 years. He has presented masterclasses in conservatoires in the UK and abroad, and in his capacity as a jazz educator gives many jazz workshops and lectures throughout the country events. Publications Cambridge Companion to the Saxophone – Cambridge University Press, editions in English and Chinese Style Masters for Saxophone – Kevin Mayhew Publications Music Medals – ABRSM Publishing Distant Song in Sax Scorchers – Saxtet Publications Mrs Malcolm, Her Reel – Funky Freuchie, Saxtet Publications Compositions Peter and the RTO – for narrator and orchestra was premiered in Edinburgh in 2002 From Pennan to Penang, a suite for soprano saxophone and accordion was given its first performance in February 2004. Movements: – A Postcard for Peter – The Colours of Kingsbarns – Aumagne Walking – Fog at Whitsand Bay – Picasso and the Temples of Penang – St Patrick Prays For Peace in the Gardens of Craiglockhart – Kuching – Ballyfa Evening – Singapore – Moments with the Golden Tortoise – Two Boats at Oysterhaven – Midsummer in Pennan Ballyfa Evening – for solo soprano saxophone, has received many performances, most recently by the Irish saxophonist Gerard McChrystal Distant Song – for solo saxophone, premiered in Ireland in 2002 His Inevitable Lament – for solo saxophone, commissioned and first performed in 2005. Through a Landscape – for saxophone quartet, commissioned and premiered in Leeds in 2005 and was performed several times in 2006 The St Andrews Suite – for jazz orchestra received its first performance in April 2004 Mrs Malcolm, Her Reel (Funky Freuchie) – has received many performances throughout the UK in various chamber ensemble arrangements. The saxophone choir version is published by Saxtet Publications and was recently