Born Tomás Calvo in 1990 and raised in Bay City, Michigan, Tomás Calvo is a Daughters of the American Revolution award-winning essayist, composer and performer. 

In 2001 Tomás Calvo began studying glockenspiel under the direction of Craig Heydenburg and caught the "mallet percussion bug.” 

His first musical, a dramatization of the emergency landing of the U.S. Airways Flight 1549 on the Hudson River, made a splash at the Williams College twenty-four hour theatre festival in 2009 for a run of one performance. 

Tomás Calvo attended Grand Valley State University where he composed the score of the the Frankenmuth Film Festival award-winning movie musical, For the Love of Jazz (dir. Christina and Stephanie Choriatis, 2013). Rumours persist about Tomás Calvo’s sudden departure from the university. 

In 1999 Tomás Calvo was the recipient of the President's Fitness Award under the Clinton administration. 

Tomás Calvo currently works as a nonprofit media production intern in Bay City, Michigan where he is about to unveil a new score about deception, intrigue and a botched quinceañera.

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