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Edward W. Hardy

Born: January 12, 1992

Praised for “composing the omnipresent music and playing the violin superbly” (The New York Times) and recognized as a DownBeat Award–winning composer, violinist, and violist, Dr. Edward W. Hardy is a Black and Puerto Rican artist whose work bridges classical, contemporary, and Black musical traditions. For Hardy, music is a language of human experience — a way to communicate, connect, and transform. Best known for bringing the solo violin to the Off-Broadway stage in the Obie Award–winning production "The Woodsman," Hardy has become one of the foremost voices redefining contemporary violin performance through storytelling, genre fusion, and cultural reflection.

David J. L. Guy

Born: May 23, 1994

David Guy is a Danish/French drummer. When he turned 18 he moved to New York City to study at the Collective School of Music under tutelage of great mentors and musicians like Peter Retzlaff, Ian Froman, Vince Cherico, Adriano Santos, Jason Gianni, Marko Djordjevic, Sean Conly, Bob Quaranta.

Since 2017 David has been in Europe, working mainly in Berlin, playing with a variety of groups in jazz and has also been working in an array of different styles. Rock, Blues, Funk, Soul, Brazilian and Afro-Cuban musicstyles are all genres which he enjoy to parttake in. Additionally, he collaborated with two dancers and composed a one-take percussion-piece for dance, that was shown at Soundance Festival Berlin.

Dave Schoepke

Born: July 15, 1969

Dave Schoepke is an accomplished drummer from the Greater Milwaukee area. He has been the drummer for The Willy Porter Band since 2002 with three acclaimed albums with Willy. In addition to recording and touring he has numerous television and radio appearances. Dave has had the pleasure of working with the Legendary Jethro Tull guitarist Martin Barre. Dave toured with Martin’s band in 2017 and briefly in 2018. He appears on his Live At The Factory Underground album released in 2019. His project, Drums On Low, has received acclaimed reviews from Modern Drummer, Recording Magazine, and numerous global on-line music critics

Joe Deninzon

Born: December 3, 1974

JOE DENINZON
www.joedeninzon.com

Joe Deninzon has been hailed by critics as “The Jimi Hendrix of the Violin,” because of his innovative style on the “Viper” seven-string electric violin. In addition to leading Joe Deninzon & Stratospheerius, Joe is the violinist/guitarist for classic rock band Kansas.

He has worked with the Who, Bruce Springsteen, 50 Cent, Sheryl Crow, Ritchie Blackmore, Alex Skolnick, Smokey Robinson, Les Paul, Peter Criss from KISS, Michael Sadler, Renaissance with Annie Haslam, Phoebe LeGere, Kurt Elling, and as a soloist with Jazz at Lincoln Center and the New York City Ballet.