Michael L. Bower, Conductor and Organist, has enjoyed the privilege of directing wonderful groups of talented musicians on Long Island. A native of Floyd, Virginia, he began formal piano lessons at age six and was playing for Sunday school services in his home church by 12.

Dr. Alfred Calabrese enjoys a diverse career as conductor, educator, composer, scholar, and church musician.

Paul French is Music Director at Chicago's Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church, where he leads a thriving choral program for both children and adults. Mr.

Melanie Malinka, a native of Stuttgart, Germany, has served as Director of Music at The Madeleine Choir School in Salt Lake City, UT since 2001. In this position she oversees the school’s rigorous choral program of four choirs for children ages 9 – 14.

DR. RICHARD ROBBINS is director of choral activities at the University of Minnesota Duluth, choir director at the Cathedral of Christ the King (Diocese of Superior), chorus master of the Duluth Superior Symphony Orchestra, and director of a choir for middle and high school tenors and basses with the Lake Superior Youth Chorus.

John A Romeri in December 2015 became the Director of Music and Organist for Christ Cathedral in the Diocese of Orange California.  John serves as the first Music Director for this newly formed Cathedral Parish where he will develop the cathedral music program and assist the parish as they prepare to move into the former Crystal Cathedral building.

Dr. Steven Seigart is a conductor, organist, and composer based in the D.C. area. Dr. Seigart currently serves as Director of Music Ministry at the Old Presbyterian Meeting House, Alexandria, VA, where he continues the nearly 250-year tradition of high-quality music for all ages. Dr.

Timothy Westerhaus is the director of choirs and vocal studies at Gonzaga University, where he also serves as music department chair. He is conductor of the professional chamber chorus, Spokane Kantorei, and artist-in-residence at the Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist in Spokane, Washington.