Dr. Ondine Young - violin (online only)

Ondine is a violin/violist, musical director/conductor, and educator who works with many organizations in the San Francisco Bay Area. She earned a doctoral degree from the University of Southern California in choral conducting and early music performance.

Ondine also performs with many local ensembles such as Philharmonia Baroque, Albany Consort, Sacramento Baroque, Berkeley Community Chorus and Orchestra, Jubilate, San Francisco Early Music Society, Cantare, WAVE, Junior Bach, Arlington Arts, among others. Ondine has been invited to guest conduct OSRO (Oakland Summer Reading Orchestra) and CWO (Community Women’s Orchestra). Ondine and family are guest performers at Christ Church Los Altos; and many local churches.

Ondine co-founded “Tea, Talks, and Treasures” at The Pacific Boychoir Academy. She is on the board of directors of Dandelion Dance Theater and Winds Across the Bay. Her past roles include teaching and conducting for: Marin GIrls Chorus, National Children’s Chorus, Golden State/California Youth Orchestras,  Marin/Oakland Schools for the Arts, Sound Minds/California Symphony, Bentley School, Stern Grove, and the Carmel Bach Festival. She has also conducted San Francisco Boys' and Girls’ Choruses, Kairos Youth Choirs, and many bell/Church choirs (CC, UMC, Catholic, Episcopal, Lutheran). 

Ed Grey - Violin, Cello, upright bass, Bass Guitar, guitar, piano

Ed Grey is an avant-garde composer and performer currently living and working in the East Bay. He's got over a decade of experience composing, performing, and recording/mixing musical art. Like any working composer, he's spent a lot of time with multiple instruments: violin, viola, cello, piano, guitar, bass guitar, and his main squeeze, the stand-up bass. Rather than being limited to it, his formal, classical training has guided him to other forms of music, into improvisation, and genres ranging anywhere from jazz to rock to electornic music to musique concret. He's performed and recorded with modern jazz artist Zae Tinaza, as well as various artists through the Oakland collective Supervoid.