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As a performer, Steve has accomplished the following: Former lead guitarist for Vicious Rumors (1995-1999), Testament (1999-2004), Dragonlord (2000-2005), Nevermore (2002-2007), and Forbidden (2009-2012, 2023-present), currently busy with his own band One Machine (2014-present), as well as progressive rock fusion duo The EssenEss Project (1993-present), and is STILL a member of…

I have began my studies at L'aula del Liceu y Berklee in Barcelona, Spain. After finishing my 3rd year I moved to Belgrade to work in the National Theatre for couple of years on various projects, including production. During this time I started teaching private lessons and also in groups up to 7 people.

Laura Lineman is obsessed with knitting and spinning. She is a developmental editor for the Ply Spinners Guild and Purl Magazine. Laura is also a regular contributor to PLY Magazine and has taught at retreats across the country. If you ask her what her favorite spin to knit project is she will loudly say, “don’t make me choose, I love them all,” but will quietly whisper, “socks.”…

Hi! I’m Henry (AKA Dr. Myers). I’m a cellist, teacher, and occasional writer currently living in St. Louis, Missouri. I’ve been teaching cello for well over a decade (including 5+ years virtually) and have worked with students ranging from absolute beginners to graduate performance majors.

I am an experienced educator and music director with over a decade of teaching and leadership experience in both academic and performance settings. I have taught Music, English, and Values Education at the middle and high school levels and have extensive experience training children, teens, and college students in choir and instrumental performance.

Ellynne Rey is a professional singer based in the New York greater metro area. She performs in a variety of settings, has recorded a few CDs, and is currently on the music faculty of 2 universities in Connecticut. She is also a songwriter, lyricist, and composer/pianist.

I’ve been playing guitar for over 25 years and teaching since 2006. My love for music started early, thanks to my dad, who taught my brother and me to play when we were kids. I grew up with a deep appreciation for all kinds of music, which led me to explore different genres throughout my career. I started out playing in a blues band, and over time, my musical journey expanded.

Initially trained as a classical violinist, my current passions include Southern Old-Time, Irish, French-Canadian Fiddle music and Klezmer. In June 2011, I became the first teacher in Washington State to be certified in the Mark O'Connor Violin Method, a developmental curriculum of American folk music for students of all levels.

I am a professional trombone player and full time band director in Central Florida. I hold degrees in trombone performance and music education from Florida Southern College and the University of South Florida. I have played trombone all over the Tampa area where I play on recordings for independent film scores, perform as a pit musician at the Straz Center, and hold the position…

During my federal career, I maintained a small business in weaving, dyeing and loom rehabilitation and presented guild programs and workshops in those subjects. Moving to Washington State and retirement offered me the opportunity to teach workshops for larger venues, in addition to local guilds.