Other Saxophone Faculty At North Texas During Riggs' Era
- John Giordano, Artist in Residence, Saxophone, 1966–1973
- Elie Apper, visiting lecturer from Belgium, Sept 1972–1974 (Belgium Saxophone Quartet)
- Norbert H. J. Nozy, visiting lecturer from Belgium, 1973–1974 (Belgium Saxophone Quartet)
- Reginald Jackson, grad student, 1972–1975
- Dennis F. Diemond, saxophone faculty, Sept 1977–
- Debra A. Richtmeyer, saxophone faculty, 1981–1991
- Michael Redford, grad student
- Eric M. Nestler, DMA, Professor of Music, saxophone, 1992–present
- Brad C. Leali, August 2008–present
- James F. Ogilvy, grad student
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