Brian Walsh is a rocket of musical power. Akin to Hunter S. Thompson, he’s traveled the world climbing the face of mountains, eating live insects, and playing music with great people. He has a beautiful family, a party of five. He’s premiered pieces by Luigi Nono, Girard Grisey, and Tom… Read More
Ashley Walters tap dances when she wakes up in the morning. Our cellist and resident greenthumb, she plays with the focus of fourteen gazelles and the poise of a ballet dancer en pointe (actually, flip those.) She wears her cello backpack so high that one could wonder whether she was… Read More
For Archie Carey, air conditioners and ceiling fans play polyrhythms as the hum of an HVAC gifts a meditave drone. A child of history and eternity, he wonders what this time and place will look like 100 years from now. He’s positive in the face of stressful situations, most likely… Read More
Andrew Tholl is like creme brulee: crunchy on top, but sweet inside. He is our Concertmaster. His tempi are slower than yours, his bowings won’t match yours, and he’s made us crunchier in all the ways that are good and only two of the ways that are bad. We are… Read More
Andrew McIntosh is the kind of person with a rock collection. Including a full three samples of arsenic in it which, in case you’re wondering, is this insanely gorgeous honeycomb color and looks even better under a microscope. He’s a kind guy: a baroque violinist and composer who’s fascinated with… Read More
Allen Fogle aspires to die on Mars. He’s considering breakfast right now, and also how many burpees he’s done today (we call burpees “Allens” FYI) (used in a sentence, for example: “man, how many Allens did you get in today?”) He’s a cook and boardgamer. A brilliant horn player who… Read More
Adrianne Pope loves the ocean and body surfs at every possible chance. She’s Master of Hot Peppers from all over the globe and, just so you know, she wanted us to make her bio one big Blondie quote. We declined. Adrianne plays violin, composes, and makes art. She can play… Read More