Lindsey Adams is Director of Music and Liturgy at Most Holy Eucharist Parish in Bloomington, IL where she leads a burgeoning music program of both children and adults. Ms Adams has enjoyed  an acclaimed career as a Mezzo-Soprano in early opera, new music and choral singing.

Christopher Berry is Assistant Professor of Sacred Music at the Catholic Institute of Sacred Music (CISM) and Organist and Director of Sacred Music at the Church of the Nativity in Menlo Park, CA. He is also Director of CISM’s newly-founded Chorister Program for young singers in grades 3+.

Called “One of the finest conductors of his generation” by American maestro Robert Shaw, Dr. Alfred Calabrese enjoys a diverse career as conductor, educator, composer, author, and church musician. His academic engagements have included directing choral activities at Southern Methodist University, Emory University, and Brevard College.

A native of Chicago, IL, Carling FitzSimmons has established herself as a masterful singer, conductor, and arts educator.

An accomplished conductor, composer, organist, and nationally respected leader in sacred music and young voices, Paul French has dedicated more than four decades to enriching Catholic liturgical music and nurturing generations of singers.

Dr. Dan Girardot, Associate Director of the Office of Worship of the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston, has over four decades of experience in liturgy, music, and spiritual formation. Dr. Dan holds a BMEd. (Choral/Voice) from U.T. Austin, an M.A. in Liturgical Studies from U.

JAMES KENNERLEY is Director of Music and the Arts at Peachtree Road United Methodist Church in Atlanta, Georgia. He previously served as Minister of Music at the historical Saint Mary's Episcopal Church in Falmouth, Maine.

Melanie Malinka is a native of Stuttgart, Germany and has served as Director of Music at The Madeleine Choir School in Salt Lake City, UT since 2001.

DR. RICHARD ROBBINS serves as the director of choral activities and artist-in-residence at Shenandoah Conservatory.

Dr. Vincent E. Rone is Associate Professor of Fine Arts and Director of Sacred Music at Franciscan University of Steubenville, where he teaches conducting, music history, and music theory and directs the University’s choral activities, including the Schola Cantorum and Women’s Choir.