Wikipedia:
The Philip Jones Brass Ensemble, founded in 1951 by trumpeter Philip Jones, was one of the first modern classical brass ensembles to be formed. The group played either as a quintet or as a ten-piece, for larger halls. It toured and recorded extensively, and numerous arrangements were commissioned, many of which were bequeathed on Jones' death to the library of the Royal Northern College of Music.
Following Philip Jones' retirement, a number of the members of his group continued, changing their name to London Brass.
Members
Conductors
Elgar HowarthJohn Iveson Trumpet
Philip JonesElgar HowarthJohn WilbrahamMichael LairdHoward SnellNorman ArchibaldLawrence EvansGraham WhitingPeter ReeveJohn WallaceJames WatsonMaurice MurphyStanley WoodsWilliam HoughtonPaul ArchibaldHarry DilleyJoseph AtkinsNigel GommJohn MillerRod FranksGraham AshtonCrispian Steele Perkins French Horn
Ifor JamesAnthony RandallJohn PigneguyJames BuckJulian BakerAnthony ChidellChristian RutherfordFrank RyecroftPatrick StrevensFrank LloydJames Handy Trombone
Raymond PremruPeter BassanoRaymond BrownRoger BrennerJohn IvesonHarold NashDavid PurserEric CreesDenis WickPeter GanePeter HarveyDavid MooreDerek JamesColin SheenStephen SaundersDavid StewartRoger HarveyChristopher MowatMichael HextLindsay Shilling Tuba
John 'Tug' WilsonJohn FletcherJohn JenkinsJames GourlayJames Anderson Percussion
James HollandAlan CumberlandDavid CorkhillCarry KettelMichael SkinnerNorman TaylorStephen HendersonDavid JohnsonRobert Howarth
Sources
McDonald, Donna: The Odyssey of the Philip Jones Brass Ensemble ISBN 2-88039-006-0
