Sergio Pamies is a Spanish jazz pianist, composer, and arranger, who has published three albums under his name, and appears in several recordings as a sideman.

Pianist Jim Connerley has been an active member of the Cincinnati and surrounding tri-state jazz community since 1990. He has performed with internationally known jazz artists such as Barry Ries, Don Braden, Antonio Hart, David "Fathead" Newman, Rich Perry, and Delfeayo Marsalis.

Carlos Vargas-Ortiz is a Honduran musician, arranger and music educator. He was awarded a scholarship at the Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music where he earned two bachelor degrees in Jazz Guitar and Music Education.

Allgeyer comes from a long line of professional musicians, and for over twenty years has performed extensively as both a sideman and leader of his own ensembles.

Lance Boyd and the Last Knights is a trio of seasoned professionals with a storied history in Cincinnati music history. Lance Boyd was the featured lead guitarist with H- Bomb Ferguson. Mike Barrett was a key bassist and singer with the Modulators, famous dance band in Cincyfor 30 years. Alan Randall was an early drummer with Lonnie Mack and the Twilighters, before Memphis and Wham. Our unique set list take you back in time to classic Jazz, R&B, Soul, Motown.

Cincinnati-based jazz pianist Steve Schmidt is well-known regionally and nationally for his work with The Blue Wisp Big Band and for his tenure as house pianist at The Blue Wisp Jazz Club.

The Phil DeGreg Trio performs in many styles ranging from jazz and Brazilian classics, to contemporary remakes of Beatles and Stevie Wonder music.

Jazz Pianist Mike Darrah has been active in the Cincinnati music scene since 2000, appearing locally, touring the Midwest and appearing at festivals throughout the United States.

Dr. Brian Cashwell maintains an active and varied performing and teaching schedule throughout Ohio and the Midwest. Equally at home in jazz and classical idioms, he teaches Jazz Theory and Rudiments of Music at the Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music, and World Music at Miami University Regionals.

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