Colombian-American soprano Stephanie Lamprea is an architect of new sounds and expressions as a performer, recitalist, curator and improviser, specializing in contemporary classical repertoire. Trained as an operatic coloratura, Stephanie uses her voice as a mechanism of avant-garde performance art, creating “maniacal shifts of vocal production and character… like an icepick through the skull” (composer Jason Eckardt). Her work has been described as “mercurial” by I Care If You Listen, and she “sings so expressively and slowly with ever louder and higher-pitched voice, that the inclined listener [has] shivers down their back and tension flows into the last row." (Halberstadt.de)

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Bassist Zoe Markle performs music ranging from classical, contemporary, to free improvisation. She is a current B.M. student at Lawrence University under the direction of Mark Urness, Matt Turner, Loren Dempster, and Bill Carrothers. Zoe is the co-founder of "Visible," a free improvising trio exploring music beyond the acoustic medium of their instruments through FX, extended techniques, and free improvisation.

Milou de Meij is a pianist, improviser, and singer-songwriter. She was recently awarded a 2019/20 Fulbright Scholarship  to teach English and to lead a research project exploring folk music in Latvia.  Milou is the co-founder of "Visible" a free improvising trio exploring music beyond the acoustic medium of their instruments through FX, extended techniques, and free improvisation. She recently received her B.M. from Lawrence University in Russian Studies and Music Performance.

Composer and vocalist Cassandra Venaglia frequently appears with the LA Composer's Collective and Cantori Singers in New York City.​ As a composer, her musical language incorporates spoken word, counterpoint, theatricality, improvisation, and micro-tonality. Her works have recently been performed at the CSFU New Music Festival, Art-Share LA, and The Great Lakes Chamber Festival. Cassandra received her M.M. from New York University's Steinhardt School of Music.

NY-based drummer, composer, and educator Wen-Ting Wu is a multi-faceted artist with a background ranging from jazz and contemporary music to popular music. Most recently, she has appeared at venues and concert halls including Smalls Jazz Club, Smoke Jazz Club, National Sawdust, Rockwood Music Hall, Terraza 7, Shrine, Silvana, Williamsburg Music Center, LeFrak Concert Hall, Goldstein Theater, and Cafe Vivaldi.

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