Sarah Billerbeck
ALTO
Sarah Billerbeck believes in the power of music to create joy, beauty and community for all people. Sarah spends her days making music with kids of many ages. She is the k-5 music teacher at Stanley British Primary School and directs 3 children and youth choirs at Jefferson Unitarian Church. She is active in the disability rights movement, advocating for the full inclusion of people with intellectual disabilities in all walks of life.
Sarah Billerbeck believes in the power of music to create joy, beauty and community for all people. Sarah spends her days making music with kids of many ages. She is the k-5 music teacher at Stanley British Primary School and directs 3 children and youth choirs at Jefferson Unitarian Church. She is active in the disability rights movement, advocating for the full inclusion of people with intellectual disabilities in all walks of life.
Nora Golden
SOPRANO
Nora Golden is a music teacher at Colorado Academy, where she works with lower school students in general music. Nora completed her BM and MAT from the University of Puget Sound in Tacoma, WA and is a certified Orff Schulwerk teacher. She has been singing in choirs since elementary school, and particularly enjoyed her time with The Adelphian Concert Choir and The Northwest Repertory Singers in Tacoma, WA. Since moving back to Colorado she has sung with The Cherry Creek Chorale, Canto Deo and Voices of Light. She has a great love of British Choral Music from the 20th century, particularly anything by Ralph Vaughan Williams.
Nora Golden is a music teacher at Colorado Academy, where she works with lower school students in general music. Nora completed her BM and MAT from the University of Puget Sound in Tacoma, WA and is a certified Orff Schulwerk teacher. She has been singing in choirs since elementary school, and particularly enjoyed her time with The Adelphian Concert Choir and The Northwest Repertory Singers in Tacoma, WA. Since moving back to Colorado she has sung with The Cherry Creek Chorale, Canto Deo and Voices of Light. She has a great love of British Choral Music from the 20th century, particularly anything by Ralph Vaughan Williams.
Megan Buness
SOPRANO
A “surprisingly versatile vocalist” says Denver Post, Megan Buness performs with The Playground Ensemble, the regional premier chamber group dedicated to modern compositions, recently named one of Colorado’s Top Five Chamber Ensembles in the Denver Post. With a Bachelor Degree in Vocal Education from St. Olaf College and Vocal Performance Master Degree at University of Denver, her choral performances include tours with St. Olaf Choir and St. Olaf alumni choir Magnum Chorum as well as singing with St. Martin's Chamber Choir, Evans Choir and Colorado Symphony Chorus.
More at www.meganbuness.com
A “surprisingly versatile vocalist” says Denver Post, Megan Buness performs with The Playground Ensemble, the regional premier chamber group dedicated to modern compositions, recently named one of Colorado’s Top Five Chamber Ensembles in the Denver Post. With a Bachelor Degree in Vocal Education from St. Olaf College and Vocal Performance Master Degree at University of Denver, her choral performances include tours with St. Olaf Choir and St. Olaf alumni choir Magnum Chorum as well as singing with St. Martin's Chamber Choir, Evans Choir and Colorado Symphony Chorus.
More at www.meganbuness.com
Clay Cromley
BASS
At the encouragement of a wonderful HS choral teacher, Clayton Cromley took music courses at William & Mary, where he earned a BA in Vocal Performance. His voice can be heard in the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra's recording of Carmina Burana; for many years he contributed low-frequency noises to the St. Louis Symphony Chorus and its chamber chorus. He was a founding member of the vocal dectet Random Access. He sang and toured nationally with the vocal jazz group Pieces of 8, recording three albums with them on the Town Crier label. Here in Denver he spent three years singing, arranging, recording, and mixing for 5280 A Cappella, and did post-production work on the Voices of Light holiday CD (which makes an excellent gift and is on sale at concerts!). When not managing I.T. projects in Arvada, he currently sings impromptu duets with his wife Wendy (with neither of them on melody).
At the encouragement of a wonderful HS choral teacher, Clayton Cromley took music courses at William & Mary, where he earned a BA in Vocal Performance. His voice can be heard in the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra's recording of Carmina Burana; for many years he contributed low-frequency noises to the St. Louis Symphony Chorus and its chamber chorus. He was a founding member of the vocal dectet Random Access. He sang and toured nationally with the vocal jazz group Pieces of 8, recording three albums with them on the Town Crier label. Here in Denver he spent three years singing, arranging, recording, and mixing for 5280 A Cappella, and did post-production work on the Voices of Light holiday CD (which makes an excellent gift and is on sale at concerts!). When not managing I.T. projects in Arvada, he currently sings impromptu duets with his wife Wendy (with neither of them on melody).
Robin Miller
ALTO
Robin A. Miller is an inspiring vocalist and musical director that has been active for over 20 years in teaching, training and coaching. She co-owns Articulate, Real, and Clear and is a trained executive and life coach. She earned a MM from Baylor University and a PhD in Musicology from the University of North Texas. Since living in Denver, she has performed the role of Mother in Menotti’s Amahl and the Night Visitors, as well as performing in and directing the music for the 100th Anniversary of Women’s Day – Denver.
Robin A. Miller is an inspiring vocalist and musical director that has been active for over 20 years in teaching, training and coaching. She co-owns Articulate, Real, and Clear and is a trained executive and life coach. She earned a MM from Baylor University and a PhD in Musicology from the University of North Texas. Since living in Denver, she has performed the role of Mother in Menotti’s Amahl and the Night Visitors, as well as performing in and directing the music for the 100th Anniversary of Women’s Day – Denver.
