Pamela is currently employed at UNC Asheville as the Program Support Administrator for the Department of Music and New Media. Pam is the soprano soloist and section leader of the Trinity Episcopal Church choir. She has been a soloist with the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Asheville, a member and manager of the Asheville Choral Society (ACS), and a member of the ambassador ACS group Tempus. Before moving to Asheville, she sang in the Washington DC area with The Oratorio Society of Washington (now the Washington Chorus), the Cantate Chamber Singers, and also dabbled with Irish music singing. Recently she has started creating visual art and studying painting and mixed media techniques. Pam spends time with her husband Robin Smith at the family farm petting cows, painting, and training new puppy Harriet. 

Nana has had the pleasure of singing with many vocal groups, theatres, and churches in her native Syracuse NY, and in Asheville, where she has lived for almost two decades. Most recently, she has been a featured soloist and section leader for Trinity Episcopal Church in downtown Asheville, was the Soprano soloist for Bach’s Kaffee Kantata with Asheville Baroque and Panharmonia, was the Alto soloist in The Modern American Music Project's production of The Little Match Girl Passion, has been a member of The Asheville Choral Society and their select group, Tempus,  and has been a featured player in several productions at Asheville Community Theatre, most recently in Sweeney Todd, and the 35 Below production of Songs for a New World. She lives in Asheville with her husband, Tom, their daughters Eloise and Beatrix, and their adorable pets. In any spare time not singing, she enjoys knitting and crochet, cross stitch and embroidery, and watching historical documentaries. 

Virginia has been evolving with this group since 2016. She holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Music and a Master’s Degree in Social Work from Florida State University. She began singing in musicals at the age of 5 and has a long list of musical theater credits, her favorites being Songs for a New World, The Fantasticks, Nine, Company,  and  You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown. She has also sung with several contemporary a cappella groups at the collegiate and semi-professional level. Currently, Virginia previously served as the Director of Development for the Contemporary A Cappella Society and Album Production Coordinator for Varsity Vocals, LLC. Locally, she has sung with The Asheville Symphony Choir, Vocal Blast Showchoir/LAB Singers, and the congregational choir at the Unitarian Universalist Church of Asheville. Virginia loves spending time at home or out and about with her husband, Alex, and her children, Lucky, Dot & Cal.   

Caitlin came home from preschool singing The Ballad of Davy Crockett and the rest is history. A native of Tallahassee, FL, she spent her childhood on stage at Young Actors Theatre and performing in school-based choral groups. She holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Music (Voice) from Florida State University, where she sang with All-Night Yahtzee (co-ed contemporary a cappella). 

After college, Caitlin spent time living (and singing) across the US, including Boston, Seattle and New York City, directing and singing with numerous contemporary a cappella groups and with The Yuletide Carolers. She was also a founding board member of the Contemporary A Cappella League. 

Caitlin is an avid traveler, hiker, yogi, and sound bath practitioner, and now lives in East Tennessee with her cat, Paprika.

Jeff is Director of Institutional Research at UNC Asheville after serving as Professor of Economics, Dean of Social Sciences, and Interim Vice Provost. He also sings in the choir at the Cathedral of All Souls. He is an avid bicyclist and spends many hours riding on the Blue Ridge Parkway and elsewhere around Asheville. Jeff spends any other spare time reading, working outside, and spending time with his amazing wife Kate, and fabulous children, Nicholas and Flora. 

Casey Edwards’ began singing as a student at Jones County Junior College in Ellisville, MS at the age of 19 while studying trumpet performance.  As he progressed collegiately, he decided to switch focus to voice and eventually obtained a bachelor’s degree of arts in vocal music from the University of Southern Mississippi and a master’s degree of music in vocal performance from Texas Tech University.  Today, Casey is an active performer in the WNC area and serves as the tenor section leader at First Presbyterian Church of Asheville.  He works full-time as an inventory specialist for a local jewelry store, and he is currently working toward becoming a graduate gemologist.  In his free time, he enjoys playing video games and reading.