American composer, conductor, and pianist Andrew Rindfleisch is the recipient of the Rome Prize, the Aaron Copland Award, the John Simon Guggenheim Foundation Fellowship, and the Koussevitzky Foundation Commission from the Library of Congress. He has also been the recipient of over 40 other prizes and awards honoring his music, including those from the American Academy of Arts and Letters and the Fromm Foundation at Harvard University. He has composed for a wide variety of musical ensembles and organizations. His output includes music for wind ensemble, orchestra, brass, chamber music, solo works, and a large and diverse catalog of unaccompanied choral works. His entire catalog is available from his exclusive publisher, Manzo Music.

Hailed as "extremely moving" by New Music Box and "especially sweet" by the Austin American Statesman, the music of Joel Love (b. 1982) explores an eclectic mix of genres, from short video pieces to works for chamber and large ensembles.

British/Canadian violinist, Freya Creech, combines a busy and varied performance schedule as a soloist, chamber musician and collaborative artist. She regularly performs in venues across the UK, which have included appearances at Royal Festival Hall, Cadogan Hall and Queen Elizabeth Hall, as well as throughout Europe, in such concert halls as the Festspielhaus (Salzburg), Herculessaal (Munich), Sendesaal (Bremen) and Brucknerhaus (Linz). She has appeared as a concerto soloist on a number of occasions and has given many performances at the Edinburgh Fringe, Aldeburgh, Brighton Fringe and Salzburg Kammermusik Festivals.  Freya has also held several orchestral positions, including with the  Salzburg Philharmonie and European Union Youth Orchestras, and has played in a wide range of chamber ensembles, most notably as second violinist of the Rose Quartet; an international collaboration.  Having just completed her Masters' studies at the Mozarteum with Professor Klara Flieder, Freya is currently excited to be releasing her first album featuring the little known, yet very beautiful, 10 Caprices for Solo Violin by Sonia Eckhardt-Gramatté.  The album is now available on Spotify and most online music-sharing platforms.

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