Important people in woodwind history

In my ongoing quest to learn all things woodwind-related in time for my doctoral comprehensive exams, I’ve compiled lists of important woodwind players, makers, teachers, composers, etc., with very brief biographies. Here’s the result.

I’ll be on a brief hiatus (from blogging, probably not from studying) while I’m in Provo, Utah for the International Double Reed Society 2008 Conference.

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