Ethan Haman Organist

Jacqueline Marshall Harpist

Mark Husey Organist

Hunter Harris Violist / Violinist

Dr. Joo Lee Violinist

Justin Lepard Cellist

Ethan Haman is an organistand composer in LosAngeles. He is currentlyfinishing his music degree atUSC. He has improvised atchurches worldwide, hislatest being at Notre Dame inParis. He is renown for hisvirtuosic style andimaginative improvisations,which are frequently soughtout in workshops by theAmerican Guild of Organists.

Jacqueline Marshallperforms regularly withgroups around the worldincluding the Los AngelesPhilharmonic, the JaliscoPhilharmonic (Guadalajara,Mexico) and the CharlestonSymphony Orchestra andOpera Charleston (SouthCarolina). Jacqueline hasrecorded for dozens of majormotion pictures, and hasappeared on and recordedmusic for many TV showssuch as Glee.

A graduate of WestminsterChoir College as an award-winning organ student ofEugene Roan, he served asaccompanist to JosephFlummerfelt and TheWestminster Choir in theirlast combined SpoletoFestival appearances in theUnited States and Italy. Inaddition to solo andensemble performances inthe United Kingdom,Belgium, the Netherlands,Sweden, Finland, and more.

Hunter Harris earned hisMFA in viola performance atCalifornia Institute of theArts. His teachers haveincluded: Constance Gee,Mark Menzies, SusanFeldman, and AlexandraOpsahl. An advocate forearly music, he hasimmersed himself into theworld of historicalperformance practice bystudying baroque violin andviola with notable baroqueviolinist, Susan Feldman.

Ms. Lee earned a Doctoratein Musical Arts from theUniversity of SouthernCalifornia. She completed herundergraduate studies at theManhattan School of Musicand the University ofCalifornia, Los Angeles. Herspecialization is bothcontemporary and historicalperformance. As a soloist,Ms. Lee has performedthroughout the United Statesand worldwide, includingKorea, Austria, Hungary, andSlovakia.

Hunter Harris has aproficiency in jazzimprovisation andcontemporary classical. Healso spent his early twentiestraveling across NorthAmerica and Europe, slowlydeveloping his songwriting,improvisation style, andproduction prowess. Hismusic is as familiar as it isinnovative, pulling togetherclassic rock sensibilities, popchords and structures, jazzyvocals, and a psychedelicfeel to the cello parts.