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Press Release November 24, 2010

Woodwind & Brasswind Welcomes Kurt Witt as Director of Marketing

Company seeks to remain the dominant band and orchestra music instrument retailer with top-notch marketing director

South Bend, IN, November 24, 2010 — The Woodwind & Brasswind, the largest direct response retailer of band instruments and orchestra musical instruments in the U.S., welcomes Kurt Witt as Director of Marketing to its South Bend, IN, office.

Witt joins The Woodwind & Brasswind team with over 15 years of marketing experience, most recently at Yamaha Corporation of America, where he was Marketing Manager for the wind instrument product line. In this capacity, Witt was responsible for strategic market planning, budgeting, brand development, dealer training, and global marketing strategies. Prior to this position, Witt was the Product Manager for Yamaha's woodwind and brass instrument lines.

Witt is a graduate of North Dakota State University, Fargo, ND, and is based at The Woodwind & Brasswind office in South Bend, IN. He brings with him extensive knowledge of the technology, history, and legacy of woodwind instruments and brass instruments, as well as experience as a professional-level player of both trombone and piano.

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About Woodwind & Brasswind
Woodwind & Brasswind – your band and orchestra authority – offers thousands of products to musicians and music educators all over the world, through online, phone and catalog channels. For almost 40 years, the company has provided expert advice, superior customer service and competitive pricing for all band and orchestra needs.

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