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Eva Gertz
Eva has been making and recording original music for 10 years. Her background lies in classical and jazz piano training, which later developed into arranging, directing, composition, and production at Berklee College of Music. Currently Eva is working on her next album which is crowd-funded and inspired by a big road trip she undertook recently. Eva works at Berklee teaching arranging, and lives in Massachusetts.
Thomas Beveridge
Mr. Beveridge is a prolific composer and arranger with over 450 compositions. He has been recognized for his multi-faceted abilities: singer, oboist, keyboard player, composer, arranger, teacher, and conductor. His works have been recorded on numerous labels, including Turnabout/Vox, Centaur, RCA, and Crystal. He attended Harvard College, studying composition with Randall Thompson and Walter Piston, and choral conducting with G. Wallace Woodworth.
Christina Rusnak
Passionate about composing about place and the human experience, composer Christina Rusnak works at the intersection of place, nature, culture, history and art to integrate context into her music from the world around her to convey something meaningful about the human experience. Her concert music includes chamber ensemble, orchestra, wind band, choral and solo pieces as well as jazz and electro-acoustic works. She is eager to explore new challenges.
Santiago Bosch
Santiago Bosch, born and raised in Barquisimeto, Venezuela, was inspired by his father, saxophonist Jaime Bosch, and began studying piano at the age of 9.
Santiago has been featured in live performances, master classes and recordings with artists such as Tucker Antell, Dave Santoro, Jack DeJohnette, Antonio Sanchez, Jacques Schwarz-Bart, Elliot Mason, just to name a few.
Melissa Manchester
The “Midnight Blue” singer received her first Grammy nomination for Best Pop Female Vocal Performance in 1979 “Don’t Cry Out Loud,” winning the Grammy in that category four years later for “You Should Hear How She Talks About You.”
In 1980, Melissa became the first recording artist to have two nominated movie themes in a single year, “Through The Eyes Of Love” from Ice Castles and “I’ll Never Say Goodbye” from The Promise, and to perform them both on the Oscar telecast.
Marina Baranova
Born into a musical family in Ukraine, Marina Baranova began playing the piano when she was five years old. Just two years later, she was accepted into a music school for talented children in her home town of Kharkov.
Marina now resides in Hannover, her base with which she returns from international tours across famous concert halls in Germany, Austria, France, Italy, Spain, Benelux, Poland, Israel, Latin America and Thailand
Sally Rogers
Sally began her career as a full-time touring musician in 1979. She appeared over a dozen times on Garrison Keillor's A Prairie Home Companion which launched her career. At the heart of Sally’s work is traditional and contemporary folk music. She appears with Claudia Schmidt on 4 albums: “Closing the Distance”, “While We Live”, “Evidence of Happiness”, and “We are Welcomed”.