Zach Saunders is a Vancouver-born, Virginia-raised, Singer/Songwriter, and Guitarist that is currently residing in Toronto, ON. His warm voice and vibrant lyrics have dazzled crowds in concert at venues such as the world famous House of Blues on Sunset Blvd in Los Angeles, and the NorVa in Norfolk, VA. Zach released his first EP entitled “Wonderful” and will be releasing a full length LP early next year.

I compose concert music including solo works, chamber music and orchestral pieces.

Shirley Wiebe is an interdisciplinary artist who began playing a keepsake guitar in 2009. Guided by the notion that a word is worth a thousand pictures, Shirley has been creating original songs since 2011.

Anna Pidgorna (b. 1985) is a composer and media artist who combines her interests in sonic objects, visual art and writing to create works that are dramatic and picturesque. She works in both the acoustic and electronic realms, and is quickly rising on the contemporary music scene. Her mini-opera for voice and electronics, "Mirror, mirror," was premiered by Janice Jackson at Halifax's Oscillations Festival in February 2012. "Light-play through curtain holes" for solo accordion was recently included in ISCM Canadian Section's official submission to World New Music Days 2013. Pidgorna was born in Ukraine and is heavily influenced by her heritage. Ukrainian folk themes appear as bird song in her first orchestral work, "Tintamarre," and form the backbone of her second chamber opera, "On the Eve of Ivan Kupalo." Ms. Pidgorna completed her undergraduate studies at Mount Allison University in Sackville, New Brunswick in 2007 and is pursuing a master’s degree at the University of Calgary. This year she will be participating in a prestigious workshop with Kaija Saariaho and Anssi Karttunen at Carnegie Hall, and the National Art Centre's Composers Program in Ottawa. Days.

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