Dario Eskenazi is a pianist and composer based in New York City. He has composed original music for numerous films, video games, shorts and advertising. He mixes cinematic orchestral style with sound design and minimalistic touches ranging from big orchestras to small ensembles and piano solo.

A composer, singer, and sound designer, Patrick Greene (b. 1985) is a rising artist in the world of contemporary art music. 

Hailed by The New York Times as a composer of “enticing” works, Mr. Greene’s music has been described as “shimmering” (New Music Box), “unearthly” (The New York Times), and constructed with “true musicality” (Boston Musical Intelligencer). Recent engagements include performances by Boston Musica Viva, the Atlanta Chamber Players, the New Haven Symphony Orchestra, loadbang ensemble, Christopher Houlihan, Transient Canvas, Balletik Duo, and many others.

His theatrical sound design has been called “disturbingly real” and “memorable” (ArtsImpulse). Recent design projects include the Boston premiere of Cassie Seinuk’s Eyes Shut. Door Open. (Wax Wings Productions) and D.W. Gregory’s Radium Girls (Flat Earth Theatre). 
Patrick’s abstractEXTRACTION won the 2010 Rapido! New England Competition (and took the Audience Prize at National Finals in 2011). In 2014, he was Guest Composer at the inaugural Birmingham New Music Festival, and, in 2015, his My Dearest Friend earned a C7Prize as a "Recommended Work."  Most recently, the St. Botolph Club Foundation selected Patrick for the 2015 Emerging Artist Award.

Mr. Greene earned his MM degree in Composition from The Boston Conservatory in May 2010, where he studied with Andy Vores and Dalit Warshaw. He graduated with a BA in Music from Trinity College in 2007, as a student of Gerald Moshell, Douglas Bruce Johnson, and John Rose.

Patrick is a member of the Society for Music Theory, the American Composers’ Forum, CompositionToday.com, and the Society of Composers, Inc. He is also a founding member of the Fifth Floor Collective and the Equilibrium Concert Series.

He lives with his wife (the actress Micah Greene) and son in Lincoln, Massachusetts, where he serves on the town's Cultural Council.

Kevin Church (b.1987) was born and raised in the San Francisco Bay Area. While attending school in California, Kevin played in local pit orchestras, performed with a Motown/Top 40 band named West Grand Blvd., created The Night Train Blues Band, in which he was the lead singer, saxophonist and harmonica player and was a student teacher for the College Park High School jazz band. He studied saxophone and flute with Mary Fettig (Stan Kenton Orchestra, freelance), clarinet with Diane Maltester (Oakland, Napa and Fremont Symphonies) and composition with Martin Rokeach (Saint Mary’s College, Composer’s Inc.). 

Currently, Kevin is a resident of Boston, MA, and is completing a BM in Composition at The Boston Conservatory, where he has studied with Marti Epstein, Curtis K. Hughes, and Jan Swafford. In April 2010, Kevin premiered his Two Preludes for orchestra, the score of which earned him a commission for a new work through the 2010 Boston Conservatory Wind Ensemble Composition Competition; Gates of Horn and Ivory for wind ensemble was premiered and conducted by Eric Hewitt. Other recent commissions include the piece …Poetically, Man Dwells… which was played at The New Galley Concert Series in January 2011.


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