The Artists

David Costello

David is a Los Angeles–based freelance trumpet artist known for his versatility and expressive musicianship. He serves as principal trumpet of the Chamber Orchestra of the South Bay and the Culver City Symphony, and as associate principal trumpet of the Desert Symphony.
He has performed with numerous ensembles in California including the San Francisco Opera, Bakersfield Symphony, Redlands Symphony, and many more.

In addition to performing, David maintains an active teaching career with Harmony Project, Pasadena Christian School, and a private studio.

Beyond classical music, he has recorded and performed with artists such as Yellowcard and Love Revisited, most recently joining Sigur Rós as principal trumpet on their 2025 world tour.

David studied at the Cleveland Institute of Music and the University of Southern California.

For more information, please visit davidcostellomusic.com.

Andrew Rodman

Los Angeles–based trumpet player Andrew Rodman enjoys a varied career as a performer and educator. The multifaceted musician works in a wide variety of styles. Equally at home on the concert stage and in the recording studio, Andrew has performed for film, TV, radio, and live audiences across the U.S. and internationally.

A dedicated educator, Andrew is on the faculty of the music departments of Loyola Marymount University and Cerritos College, as well as working with the LA-based non-profit music education organization Harmony Project.

Andrew attended the USC Thornton School of Music and the Herb Alpert School of Music at UCLA as a Cota-Robles Fellowship Recipient.

Matthew Otto

A Southern California native, Matt completed his Doctorate of Musical Arts at the University of Southern California in 2016. He holds master’s and bachelor’s degrees in horn performance from USC and the University of California, Irvine respectively.

Matt has performed professionally in Southern California for over 15 years recording for films, television, video games and commercials and has played with artists including R&B singer Brian McKnight, Shawn Stockman of Boyz II Men, Korean coloratura soprano Sumi Jo, electronic music producer deadmau5, and Hollywood composers Danny Elfman and David Newman, and many more from around the world.

Lori Stuntz

Lori Stuntz is a freelance trombonist in the greater Los Angeles area. She has a Doctor of Musical Arts degree from the USC Thornton School of Music. Lori plays principal trombone with the Los Angeles Jewish Symphony and trombone with the San Bernardino Symphony Orchestra. Dr. Stuntz is on the faculty at Cal Poly Pomona. Lori is the president of She Can Play Brass, a premier women’s brass organization in Los Angeles.

As a commercial player, Lori plays lead trombone for Maiden Voyage, 3rd with The Geoff Stradling Big Band, and has performed with DIVA, Queens of the Stone Age, Wayne Bergeron, Nancy Wilson, Jack Sheldon, Ray Anthony, Bill Watrous, and The New York Pops. As a recording artist she has appeared on many major motion picture soundtracks including Behemoth!, Black Adam, Alice in Wonderland, and Superman Returns. She is the first female trombonist to record on a major motion picture soundtrack. Lori is proud to be a performing artist for Greenhoe Trombones.

Bradley Möller

Originally from Cape Town, South Africa, Dr. Bradley Möller is a freelance tubist and educator based in Los Angeles. He performs throughout Southern California as an orchestral musician and can be heard on television, video game, and commercial soundtracks. He has appeared with the Utah Symphony, Pacific Symphony, Santa Barbara Symphony, and Redlands Symphony, among others, and was a member of the Disneyland Band from 2017 to 2020.

A founding member of the American Prize–winning Brass Connection Quintet, Dr. Möller won 1st prize at the 2019 IWBC Tuba Solo Competition and has been a finalist and semi-finalist at the VTEC, Falcone, ITEC, and Markneukirchen international solo competitions.

As an educator, he is a Visiting Assistant Professor at Pepperdine University, lectures at California State University Dominguez Hills, and is a teaching artist with the Los Angeles Philharmonic’s El Sistema–inspired YOLA programs. He holds a Doctor of Musical Arts from the University of Southern California.