Maggie Murray is a junior at the University of Connecticut pursuing dual degrees in Music Education and Vocal Performance, studying with Meredith Ziegler. She currently serves as President of UConn Choirs and the Student National Association of Teachers of Singing (SNATS), and was recently appointed the inaugural Collegiate Liaison for the Connecticut chapter of the American Choral Directors Association. Previously, she served as President of the UConn ACDA Student Chapter, demonstrating her strong commitment to leadership and advocacy in choral music.

Maggie currently sings with the UConn Concert Choir and Chamber Singers and holds choral scholar positions with the Vernon Chorale and Storrs Congregational Church.

This past summer, Maggie was one of 25 singers worldwide selected to participate in the Florence Choral Course, an international program focused on the Italian Renaissance choral tradition. A graduate of Scituate High School (MA), Maggie is passionate about fostering inclusive, inspiring musical experiences and is grateful for her teachers, mentors, and family.

Cooper Prophet, drummer, is currently enrolled at Keene state college where he’ll continue to pursue a future career in videography and film. He’s a member of the Keene state jazz ensemble, solos in jazz classics, such as Salt Peanuts (dizzy Gillespie) and impressions (John Coltrane), are worthy mentions. Being predominantly self taught drummer, he’s found tremendous value in his private mentorship by Steve Cady and George Robinson, helping to further develop confidence, and unique style around the kit. The Scituate high school music program can be praised for their support and guidance in Cooper’s formative musical years. Through high school, he’s been able to perform with the percussion ensemble, jazz band, as well as the Scituate high school orchestral band. Family, friends, and teachers are greatly responsible for the success and growth throughout Cooper’s musical career.