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Caroline Evans Kang
Based in The Netherlands, Caroline performs with various leading early music ensembles around Europe and teaches at the Royal Conservatory of the Hague, where she enjoys a wide variety of roles, teaching baroque cello and “the Historical Development of the Cello and Viola da Gamba,” as well as beginning cello in the PI: Music for…
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Jessica Powell Eig
Praised for her “natural expressiveness,” Dr. Jessica Powell Eig has crafted a dynamic and varied career performing on double bass, violone, and viola da gamba. In recent seasons she has appeared with Washington Bach Consort, The Thirteen, National Philharmonic Orchestra, New Orchestra of Washington, American Bach Soloists, Washington Concert Opera, Cathedral Choral Society, REBEL, ARTEK,…
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Katie Hagen
Katie Hagen is a versatile violist, performing on both modern and period instruments. She’s recently appeared in performances with West Edge Opera, California Bach Society, Chora Nova, and the Stockton Symphony, among others. Katie completed concurrent undergraduate degrees in viola performance and physics at the Cleveland Institute of Music and Case Western Reserve University and…
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Lydia Becker
Lydia Becker is an innovative violinist who is passionate about building a vibrant audience relationship through historical performance practices, artistic diversity, and effective arts administration. Lydia always loved Baroque music but discovered historical performance when she met Christel Thielmann and Paul O’Dette at the Eastman School of Music. Having earned three degrees in Violin Performance…
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McKenzie Warriner
McKenzie Warriner is a Toronto-based soprano bringing music and text to life in a variety of contexts. McKenzie has performed with early music presenters including the Rochester Early Music Festival and Eastman Bach Cantata Series, and Winnipeg’s Camerata Nova. McKenzie has performed roles including Bessie Brent in “The Shop Girl”, Madame Herz in Der Schauspieldirektor”,…
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Samuel Krall
Sam Krall serves as Applied Assistant Professor & Co-Director of the University of Tulsa’s Arts, Culture, and Entertainment (ACE) Management Program. He is currently Director of the Alexandre Hogue Gallery and in October 2021 presented for the Association of Arts Administration Educators. As arts career specialist, Sam supported musicians at both the Eastman School of…
