Bhagavatapurana 12.6.77

12.6.77

hiraṇyanābhaḥ kauśalyaḥ pauṣyañjiś ca sukarmaṇaḥ /
śiṣyau jagṛhatuś cānya āvantyo brahma-vittamaḥ //

76. & 77. Further there was a Jaimini's disciple, Sukarma by name, possessed of vast intelligence, who made the tree of Sama Veda grow into a thousand branches; then a Brahmin called Hiranyabha Kausalya and Paushyanji disciples of Sukarma, learned the whole collection of Samans; also another disciple belonging to Avanti country acquired it with full knowledge of Brahman.