Wes McCune is a music teacher at John Adams Elementary School in Alexandria, Va. For the Alexandria schools, he established Orff-Schulwerk and opera education programs. His Orff ensemble students have performed throughout the metropolitan area throughout the metropolitan area for national and international conferences, civic organizations and community events including at The Alexandria Black History […]
Will ‘s stage credits include Breaking Through (World Premiere, Pasadena Playhouse), The Full Monty (Third Street Theatre), Parade (Mark Taper Forum), Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson (World Premiere, Kirk Douglas Theatre), Big: The Musical (West Coast Ensemble, Ovation nominee), Snow Falling on Cedars (TheatreWorks Silicon Valley) and numerous productions with Musical Theatre Guild. Onscreen he has guest starred on The Middle, Melrose Place, Pushing Daisies, Numb3rs, Las Vegas, Charmed, Jack […]
Will Wegner is a sophomore Theater Studies and prospective Computer Science major at Yale University. He hails from Appleton, Wisconsin and will gladly talk your ear off about the best cheeses his state has to offer. Aside from performing, he also does lighting and projection design, writes lyrics for musicals, and performs improvisational comedy. He’s […]
Willie Martinez has been a familiar face in New York City’s eclectic music scene for well over thirty years. As well as being one of the most sought after drummers on the Latin Jazz scene today, Willie is also a prolific arranger and composer. He is a master percussionist with yet another secret weapon: Willie […]
The Wright Touch Jazz Trio consists of Phil McCusker, David Wright, and Scott Giambusso.
Zsche Chuang Rimbo Wong currently recently graduated from the Curtis Institute of Music where she studied with Roberto Díaz and Hsin-Yun Huang. She made her solo concerto debut at Severance Hall and was critically acclaimed as a performer whose “prodigious technique and powerful ability to project was as stunning as her expressive playing” (ClevelandClassical.com). Originally from […]
