Notable Musicians Who Have Performed With The DSO
Piano
- Bruce Brubaker (musician), piano 1993
- Robert Taub, piano 2000 and 2002
- Chiu-Ling Lin, piano 1988, 1992
- Peter Vinograde, piano 1992, 1996, 1998
- Jeffrey Biegel, piano 1999
- Radoslav Kvapil, piano 1997
- Seung-Un Ha, piano 1997
- Navah Perlman, piano 2002
- Ron Regev, piano 2004
- Antonio Pompa-Baldi, piano 2005
- Jon Nakamatsu, piano 2005
- Jung Lin, piano 2007
- Davide Cabassi, piano 2007
Violin
- Sung-Ju Lee, violin 1977, 1982
- Lynn Chang, violin 1980
- Hiroko Yajima, violin 1979
- Benny Kim, violin 1984
- Leopold La Fosse, violin 1973, 1976, 1993
- Yuri Namkung, violin 2001, 2004
- Rachel Lee, violin 2002
- Robert McDuffie, violin 1985
- Jennifer Koh, violin 1993, 1995
- Judith Ingolfsson, violin 2006
- Mark O'Connor, violin and composer 1997, 2007
Viola
- Steven Tenenbom, viola 1991
- Toby Appel, viola 1982
Cello
- Hai-Ye Ni, cello 1991
- Mark Kosower, cello 1996
- Zuill Bailey, cello 2005
Other Instrumental
- George Zukerman, bassoon, 1996
- Rex Martin, tuba 1998
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