Miguel Espinel is a Venezuelan composer, performer, and improviser based in Denton, TX.

Also involved in Monte Espina, Oil Spill, The Watermelon is not Orange, Nahr Alhumam, Tangential Meandering.

“Natasha Bogojevic has naturally formed her early musical poetic in the realm of postmodernism. Within free and uninhibited observance of the music history masterpieces as well as jazz and especially sounds of rock and pop culture, she took an attitude towards music as to the fascinating archive of sonorities across space and time in which she accepted a challenge to change existing forms through the process of reformulating, quoting, paraphrasing ... creating her own and new world of inter-musical self reflection. She found and then restructured sounds from different times, cultural profiles and backgrounds, like diachronic and synchronic collage and inextricable synthesis of creative curiosity and comprehensible analytical retrospectives.”
Zorica Premate, musicologist

Award winning Serbian/American composer Natasha Bogojevic now lives in Chicago. Her opus includes works for symphony orchestra, solo instruments, chamber ensembles, choral and vocal pieces, electronic and computer music, ballet and numerous scores for theatre and film. Major soloists, ensembles and orchestras in Europe, former Soviet Union, Australia, Canada and USA performed her music. She is the recipient of many awards for composition (UNESCO’s Rostrum of Composers in Paris, The Joseph Jefferson Award for Outstanding Achievement in the Category of Original Music in Chicago, New Music Chicago etc). She received commissions and attended contemporary music festivals such as ISCM WORLD NEW MUSIC DAYS, BITEF, Festival of Experimental Music (led by Pierre Scaeffer, France), Beyond Biography, Gaudeamus, New Music in Middleburg, STIFT Music Festival (The Netherlands); International New Music Festival (Slovakia), Concerts for Peace (Japan); Music Forum (Ukraine); Arrai Music Festival (Canada); Versicherungskammer Bayernin (Germany), AmBul Festival (Bulgaria), International Rostrum of Composers (France), Festival in St. Petersburg and Moscow, (Russia), International Festival of Music & Visual Arts in Tashkent, (Uzbekistan), Electroacoustic Festival in Athens (Greece), Music and Silent Film Festival (Chicago), Annual International Women's Electroacoustic Project, New Music USA etc.
Her biography appeared in several books including “History of Serbian Music and European Musical Heritage”, “Serbian Music: Yugoslav Contexts” by Melita Milin and Jim Samson, Institute of Musicology of the Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts 2014, “The World of Woman in Classical Music” by Dr. Anne K. Gray, Seven Locks Press.

Garrett George is an American composer of concert music. He has written music for orchestra, choir, string quartet, art song, solo piano, chamber ensembles, and electronics.

Amorsima Trio is a contemporary ensemble comprised of violinist Mia Detwiler, violist Michael Capone, and cellist Kourtney Newton. The three met while members of the University of North Texas’ NOVA Ensemble. Through their shared passion for new music, they founded Amorsima Trio in 2016 with the goal of expanding the repertoire of the string trio genre through a commitment to commissioning new works. The trio performs music written within the last one hundred years, with a focus on works by living composers.

I am a hobbyist-producer of house/edm style remixes of old and cheesy hits of the last couple centuries (Grieg to Carpenters). In my work time I develop cutting edge software solutions for businesses of various size (mid-market to large-corporate)

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