Ronald F. Randall, born into a musical family on 10/9/49 in Berkeley, California, is a primarily self-taught composer. Although relatively new to voice as a serious instrument, he brings a wealth of musical experience to support his development. He was a professional French hornist for the majority of his life and has performed with orchestras throughout California.  He chose to pursue developing his voice just over three years ago when continuing his career as a hornist was no longer an option. He is also well known locally as a composer and choral director. He is a regular member of the Sonora Master Chorale, the Choir Director of First Congregational Church of Murphys, U.C.C., the director of the Sonora Hills Chorus, and an instrumental teaching assistant at Connections Performing Arts Academy. He has also appeared in the Sound of Music and Baby at SRT, Bye Bye Birdie at MAC and 110 in the Shade at Golden Gaslight Theater. Among his compositions are works of various length for numerous instrumental groups and vocal combinations, from solo voice, string quartet and woodwind quintet through full symphony orchestra with chorus; including his Symphony in B Minor and his soon to be completed Requiem for a Peacemaker for chorus, multiple vocal soloists and full orchestra.

Caitlin Randall was a voice major at CSU, Fresno, studying with Dorothy Renzi. Caitlin has been performing extensively since moving here in 1989. She has appeared in some 20 theatrical productions and sung with Sonora Master Chorale, Opera Guild and Bach Festival. She also performs with Savoy Express, a Bay-Area based Gilbert & Sullivan troupe and enjoys writing vocal arrangements for, and is a current member of, the TrebleMakers/Singing Nuns. She has been active in both musical theatre and classical music and has been a featured soloist for Townsend Opera, Sonora Bach Festival, Columbia College Community Chorus, and Sonora Master Chorale. Caitlin  Caitlin is the Music Coordinator at Black Oak Elementary School in Twain Harte and a singing instructor with the Sonora Childrens’ Theatre.

Patricia Hennessee, pianist,  has had extensive music training and experience both as a accompanist and soloist. 
She began the independent study of music and composition and arranged contemporary music at age 14 Her higher education of music began at SJ State and attended Sonoma St. studying Jazz Band arranging. She completed her music education at Cal State, Hayward with BA and MA degrees in music.
She has worked with many church choirs, musical theater and toured with jazz combos throughout Canada and the Northwest.