Remington's Effects
- Trombonists who studied with Emory Remington
- Larry Campbell - United States Coast Guard Band (Ret.) and Louisiana State University (Ret.)
- James DeSano - Cleveland Orchestra, Oberlin Conservatory
- Ralph Sauer - Los Angeles Philharmonic, Toronto Symphony
- Herbert (Sonny) Ausman - Los Angeles Philharmonic, recording engineer
- Edwin Anderson - Cleveland Orchestra, Indiana University
- Robert Gray - University of Illinois
- Charles Baker - New Jersey Symphony Orchestra
- Gordon Cherry - Vancouver Symphony Orchestra, CBC Radio Orchestra, University of British Columbia, National Arts Center Orchestra, Cherry Classics Music publishing
- Gregory Cox - Vancouver Symphony Orchestra, CBC Radio Orchestra, North Carolina Symphony, Eastern Music Festival
- Gordon Pulis - New York Philharmonic, Philadelphia Orchestra, Toronto Symphony, Metropolitan Opera Orchestra
- Donald Knaub - Rochester Philharmonic, Eastman School of Music faculty, Professor of Trombone at University of Texas at Austin
- Dr. Irvin Wagner - Oklahoma City Philharmonic, University of Oklahoma
- Dr. Richard Fote - Crane School of Music of SUNY Potsdam, State College Fredonia New York, Erie Symphony PA
- Byron McCulloh - Pittsburgh Symphony
- George Osborn - Rochester Philharmonic, faculty Eastman School of Music
- Bill Harris - Syracuse Symphony
- Fred Boyd - South Carolina Philharmonic, Private Low Brass Teacher
- Doug Courtright - Syracuse Symphony
- Art Linsner - Chicago Freelance bass trombonist
- Tony Dechario - Rochester Philharmonic
- Dave Richey - Rochester Philharmonic
- Raymond Premru - Philharmonia Orchestra (London), Oberlin Conservatory
- Harold Steiman - Pittsburgh Symphony
- Bernie Pressler - Ball State University
- Hal Janks - Metropolitan Opera Orchestra
- Richard Myers - Buffalo Philharmonic
- Dennis Good - Nashville Symphony Orchestra
- Dr. Russ Schultz - Memphis Symphony Orchestra, Central Washington University, Dean of Fine arts at Lamar University
- Lewis Van Haney - New York Philharmonic, Indiana University
- Elwood Williams - San Francisco Ballet, Williams Music Publishing
- Bill Reichenbach - Los Angeles studio trombonist, soloist, arranger, composer
- Anne Witherell - Private Trombone Teacher
- Robert Boyd - Cleveland Orchestra
- Dr. Donald Hunsberger - Eastman Wind Ensemble Music Director
- David Fetter - Baltimore Symphony, Cleveland Orchestra, Peabody Conservatory
- James E. Pugh - New York recording artist, University of Illinois
- Robert Marsteller - Los Angeles Philharmonic, U. of Southern California
- J. Richard Raum - Regina Symphony Orchestra, University of Regina
- Dr. Neill Humfeld - East Texas State University
- Gary Greenhoe- Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra, manufacturer: Greenhoe trombones
- Norm Wilcox-arranger and Principal Trombonist of the Finger Lakes Orchestra, Elmira Orchestra
- Rick Starnes-Conductor, Birmingham Community Concert Band
- Douglas Burden - National Arts Centre Orchestra, McGill University, Ottawa University, Capital Brass
- Audrey Morrison - soloist, freelance artist
- Robert E. Moran - United States Navy Dance Band, Monroe County (NY) Parks Band, Union Musician, RCSD Music Teacher
- William Peter Kline - Teaches music theory, music appreciation, low brass, and directs the brass ensemble at San Antonio College
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