clinician for the Selmer Company and Assistant Professor of Saxophone at Tennessee Technological University. He has also been the Saxophone Instructor for Western Michigan University's Summer Seminar. In 1989, he received the honor of being among the 'Outstanding Young Men of America.' In constant demand as a clinician and performer, Barham has appeared regularly with the Southwest Michigan Symphony, the South Bend Symphony and the Kalamazoo Symphony. Barham has also appeared on Public Television's WNIT "Open Studio." His recent performances include Alexander Glazunov's Concerto with the Holland Symphony Orchestra, Darius Milhaud's Scaramouche with the Bryan Symphony Orchestra and John Williams' Escapades with the South Bend Symphony Orchestra. Discography "America's Millennium Tribute to Adolphe Sax Volume XII". Tucson: Arizona University Recordings (AUR 3129), 2007. Summer Concerto by Rodney Waschka II Performed with the Tennessee Tech Symphony Band, Joseph Hermann, conductor. "America's Millennium Tribute to Adolphe Sax Volume X". Tucson: Arizona University Recordings (AUR 3124), date? Ballade pour Saxophone et Orchestre ou Piano, by Henri Tomasi Performed with the Southern California Chamber Players, May Chang, conductor. "The Virtuoso in the Computer Age -- Volume II". Baton Rouge: Centaur Records (CRC 2133), 1992. Last Night by Rodney Waschka II Performed with Yumi Mayama-Livesay, piano References External links 1957 births University of Michigan School of Music, Theatre & Dance alumni Andrews University faculty Living people Barham, Philip People from Dowagiac, Michigan 21st-century American saxophonists 21st-century American male musicians