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Czech hard-bop saxophone star Ondřej Štveráček has been a rising star on the Czech jazz scene for nearly a decade, stepping out from the pervasive influence of John Coltrane’s “sheets of sound” technique into a style that can veer from touchingly tender to raving with passion. A must-see... Prague Post, March 2012

Christine Westhoff is a distinguished American lyric soprano celebrated for her expressive artistry, stunning vocal clarity, and deeply moving interpretations. A leading voice in oratorio and sacred music, she has performed across the globe in concert halls and cathedrals, collaborating with prestigious symphonies and renowned ensembles including The Priests.

Hello! I’m Baba Súle Greg Wilson, from Washington, DC--now living in AZ. I’ve been sharing African/Post-African and more--folklore, music, movement, story, craft—for over fifty years. A founding member of the Grammy Award-winning Carolina Chocolate Drops, I’ve authored Funky Banjo, Levels One and Two, The Súle System/Drumpath Rhythms, and the award-winning book, The Drummer’s…

Hello! I’m Tiago – A Classical Guitarist from the Heart of Brazil I am a professional guitarist and currently a Master's Degree student in Music Performance at the Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul (UFRGS), one of Brazil's most prestigious institutions.

I am a harpist and music educator with more than 10 years of experience teaching and performing internationally. My musical path bridges classical training, world music traditions, and creative exploration. I have performed in symphony orchestras and cultural festivals, and worked as a soloist and as part of duos and ensembles in Argentina, Turkey, and India.

Gary, known as The Cheese Guy, began making artisan cheese at home after eating "half his weight" in Stilton cheese in pubs across England, Ireland, and Scotland while he and his wife toured castles and gardens on vacation years ago. Following training by noted experts in Michigan and Canada, he has been teaching cheesemaking classes for more than a decade now.

Scott Slapin (b. 1974) grew up in a family of string players in New Jersey and studied violin/viola with Barbara Barstow and Emanuel Vardi and composition with Richard Lane. At eighteen he was one of the youngest graduates of the Manhattan School of Music in New York City.

Hi! I am a multi-instrumentalist, songwriter, and composer based in New York City. I began studying music at the age of seven, when I started taking classical violin lessons. Throughout middle school and high school, I played solo, in chamber groups, and in various orchestras.

I have studied with many of the leading teachers in Europe and the USA. I started my education at Junior Department of the Royal Academy of Music (London), where I studied with James Sleigh for five years. As a teenager, I was a member of the National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain, and the National Youth Strings Academy.