Saxophonist and conductor, Dr. Jennifer Bill has performed in Asia, throughout Europe and the United States.  She performs solo and chamber music with a variety of groups including BRUSH|REED, Pharos Quartet, and ēmergere.  As a conductor she currently leads the Boston University Concert Band.​ Dr. Bill is a Selmer Artist.

A versatile saxophonist, Dr. Bill has performed contemporary chamber music with a diverse group of artists including vocalists, clarinetists, cellists, flutists, violinists, taped media, percussionists, wind quintet, and dancers.  Currently she is working with visual artist Linnea Maas in the experimentation of the auralvisual in a collaboration named BRUSH|REED.  She is also a founding member of the Pharos Quartet and ēmergere.
 
As a conductor Dr. Bill currently leads the Boston University Concert Band and is an active clinician throughout New England. She has been a guest conductor with the Hong Kong Wind Ensemble and has led ensembles on tours through Ireland and Italy.
 
Dr. Bill is currently faculty at Boston University, Boston College, Rhode Island College, Stonehill College, Pine Manor College, and the Boston University Tanglewood Institute.  Dr. Bill is also the sole organizer, director and officer of Music Performance &Education, Inc.

Ms. Garvie is a regular substitute organist in the Greater Boston Area, playing services at First Church of Christ Scientist in Providence, Rhode Island, Marsh Chapel at Boston University, and First Church Cambridge. She recently accepted the position of Organ Intern at First Church Cambridge. This summer, Ms. Garvie was a scholarship recipient at the 2017 McGill Summer Organ Academy, studying with Hans-Ola Ericsson and Kaitlyn Emerson, among others. She has also performed in masterclasses with Stefan Kießling, assistant organist at St. Thomaskirche Leipzig. She was an E. Power Biggs Fellow at the most recent Organ Historical Society convention in the Twin Cities, Minnesota, where she attended masterclasses with John Fergusson and Nathan Laube. She continually seeks to bring interesting and historically informed performances to church congregations and concert audiences alike, and has performed throughout the Northeast and Montreal.

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