Beth Prins is a seasoned music educator with over thirty years of experience in public and private schools. Known for her vision, energy and love for her students, choral groups under her direction have performed in Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, Chicago Symphony Hall and the Notre Dame Cathedral in France. Several of her choral alumni are currently teaching music in local schools. Mrs Prins is an accomplished pianist and instructor who has been featured at major concert halls throughout the tri-state area, including Carnegie Recital Hall and Alice Tully Hall at Lincoln Center. Academic Credentials: B.M. in Music Education from Houghton University M.A. in Music from Westminister Choir College. Graduate Assistantship - Montclair State University: Piano and Harpsichord Professional memberships include the American Choral Directors Association (ACDA), Music Educators National Conference (MENC), Music Educators Association (MEA).

Robert Davis is Conductor and Music Director of the Brass Factory. An exponent of the Aspen Music Festival his conducting came under the critical analysis of Maestro John Nelson where he also studied with Bradley Bloom. His style reveals the clarity and precision of that school. Mr. Davis’ studied and coached with Richard Westenburg, Thomas Dunn, and Carl Bamberger which has provided him with a technique and understanding of a variety of musical genre. Currently a freelance musician, promoter/producer, and educational consultant he is also Chairman and CEO of the Consortium for Educational Advancement, a think tank serving Christian education. Mr. Davis has held music professorships at three colleges, three preparatory schools and been a visiting lecturer at Fordham University.