We are recommended by the major hotels and convention centres here in Ottawa, Canada. Canada is a multicultual country and so we are happy to do music from around the world. Most of what we do is classic and Celtic. We rockin' good dance bands who do well at big corporate parties.

Also available for solo organ, piano and harpsichord recitals.Specialist fields including early english and twentieth century french organ music.

Among his honors are performances in a concert organized by the Greek Embassy in Bucharest (2003, Trio) and at the International Youth Music Forum in Kyiv (2003, Iho). His music has also been heard at various places in Greece and the UK, as performed by the Marcel Spiney Contemporary Music Ensemble, pianist George Philadelpheus, the Psappha Ensemble, and violinist Leonidas Sakelaridis, as well as by numerous festival and university ensembles.

The Harmonia Baroque Players present a three concert series annually in the greater Los Angeles-Orange County area, CA. (Newport Beach, Hermosa Beach and Pasadena).

We are dedicated to provide high quality early music concerts at very reasonable prices. We try to attract a wide layer of audiences that might not be able to afford higher priced venues. Our policy is to admit anyone who can not afford even our low ticket prices. Please contact us for currents.

Catherine has recorded for radio and television. She has given 6 Lunchtime recitals for BBC. Radio Ulster and has also recorded recitals for Bavarian Radio Munich, Radio Telefeis Eirann, Radio 4 and Lyric Radio. Catherine has also recorded television for Sky and BBC2.

Catherine has worked extensively for Opera Northern Ireland. Her roles include Papagena ( Mozart's Magic Flute.) Clorinda ( Rossini's La Cenerentola.) the Owl and Hen ( Janacek's Cunning Little Vixen.). She has also worked for Opera Theatre Company Dublin covering Clarice ( Haydn's Il Mondo della Luna ), and for Buxton Festival Opera where she covered Ninetta ( Mozart's La Finta Semplice ), and Clrice ( Haydn's Il Mondo della Luna ).

Several of his compositions have received their premières recently, most notably his Brass Quintet Landscape M, performed in Portsmouth & London by Karelia Brass, Auden Songs, performed by Jonathan Brown & Stephen Farr in Gosport, the song Big Blue Eye performed by Julietta Demitriades and Anna Elethriadou in London, Themes on a Variation for Clarinet & Piano performed by Robert Blanken and Karen Kingsley in Portsmouth and Invocations for Sax and Piano, performed in London, Louisiana, Rouen and Portsmouth. Other first performances of his works include a children's musical, The Ice King's Cavern (1991), Ave verum corpus (1994), O Lord, you have searched me out (1994), Stand up, friends! (1994), Agapé (Love-feast) (1995), Alleluia/Let the sons of Israel (1997).

Concert repertoire includes Bach Magnificat; Berlioz L’enfance du Christ with Paul Daniel; Britten Rejoice in the Lamb; Haydn Missa in tempore belli and Stravinsky Mass. He played one of Raguel’s Men in English Touring Opera’s acclaimed production of Jonathan Dove’s Tobias And The Angel; other roles include Dr. Hasselbacher (Williamson: Our Man In Havana) and Liberto (Monteverdi: L’incoronazione di Poppea).

EDUCATION 1990 Berklee College of Music, 1140 Boylston Street Boston, Massachusetts 02215 1994 American Conservatory of Music, Suite 800, 36 South Wabash Avenue, Chicago, Illinois 60603 Bachelor Degree – Percussion and Electronic Composition

QUALIFICATIONS 15 years as a professional studio drummer playing all styles of music 13 years as a professional Midi Technician and songwriter 10 years experience with Pro Tools 7 years as leader of band “Spellbound” 5 years as co-owner of a pre-production studio in Chicago Co-owner, engineer and producer of Midwest Entertainment Group and A.S.E. Records Experienced with various musical software packages such as: Studio Vision Pro, Digital Proforma, Toast, E Logic, Cake Walk and Deck Played in Broadway and Off Broadway plays “Cats,” “Phantom of the Opera,” “Show Boat” and “Les Miserables” Played many Jazz festivals such as New Port and South Sea Festival Toured the United States, Europe, Japan, Thailand, Singapore, Hong Kong and Malaysia with various artists Recorded with such musicians as Meechie, Bobby Broom, Art Porter and R. Kelly Played with great musicians Art Porter, Billy Dickens, James Perkins, Von Freeman, Lyn Holiday, Brad Goode and Maynard Ferguson

Waka made her London debut in the Park Lane Group Concerts in 2000, to critical acclaim in the national press. Part of her recital was broadcast later on BBC Radio 3. She has performed regularly in UK including recitals at the Windsor Festival, the Newark Festival, the Pump Room in Bath, St. James's Piccadilly and at various music societies and private functions. Since her debut recital in Tokyo in 1996, Waka has twice returned to Japan for successful concert tours. With her English husband and piano duo partner Joseph Tong, she has travelled the world giving recitals on luxury cruise liners to destinations such as the Caribbean, Egypt, Scandinavia and Russia.

Several of his percussion compositions have been published by Beruskens Muziekuitgeverij of the Netherlands, Oude Pastorienstraat 34/ 5993 XX Maasbre/ The Netherlands and are available through this publisher's distributors in France, Switzerland, Belgium and Germany.

After attending Bradley University in Peoria, Illinois for two years, I transferred to Valparaiso University in Indiana where I graduated in 2001 with a Bachelor of Arts in Music and in 2005 with a Master of Arts in Liberal Studies (History Concentration). While at Bradley, I sang with the Chorale and Community Chorus, played harp for a performance of George Crumb's "Ancient Voices of Children" with the New Music Ensemble, and appeared as a soloist in the Prism concert series. I was fortunate to be able to tour Poland and the Czech Republic with the Bradley Chorale. At this time, I also began teaching beginning harp students and performed at events in Peoria and the surrounding areas.

At Valparaiso University, I was a member of the Chorale and Orchestra, touring with both groups throughout the United States. I gave vocal solo recitals in January of 2001 and April of 2003. As a harpist, I also accompanied the VU Chorale for their Christmas recording “Christ Child: Songs of the Nativity,” available from VUCA Media, and the Kantorei choir for Christmas Vespers services. I was a member of the pit orchestra for Valparaiso University's production of "The Ballad of Baby Doe" in 2001, and for the Memorial Opera House production of Disney's "Beauty and the Beast" in 2005.