Jacob Neufeld
Jacob Neufeld
Jacob Neufeld is a young multi-instrumentalist from Kingston, Ontario who moved to Ottawa in 2000. He began playing guitar in 2007 and over the years has picked up whatever instruments he could get his hands on, which include the bass, ukulele, piano, banjo, harmonica, along with a few others. Jacob has been performing in Ottawa for over 5 years, primarily as the lead guitarist in the band, “The Young Offenders”, and also as a solo act as well as accompanying various vocalists when asked politely. |
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Colin Lloyd
Colin Lloyd
From jazz to pop, smooth to edgy, Ottawa-raised trombonist Colin Lloyd has a passion for it all. Since picking up the trombone at age 12, Colin has played in a wide variety of different groups of different styles, aiming to become one of the most versatile trombonists and composers on the scene. Colin currently studies music at McGill University, and is an active member of Montreal-based groups including the Montreal Rhapsody Orchestra, Melodi Muzik, and many more. |
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Michael Henley
Michael Henley
Since the age of 5, Michael Henley has enjoyed performing music, be it jazz, classical, pop or rock. A vocalist and pianist as well as a trumpet player, Michael currently studies Jazz Performance in Trumpet at the University of Toronto, where he aims to be one of the best up and coming Canadian musicians and songwriters. He is currently a member of various University of Toronto ensembles, as well as Tunes.Beats.Awesome., a collegiate A Capella Group. |
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Tony Dunn
Tony Dunn
Tony Dunn is a graduate of Ottawa University with a Masters Degree in Jazz Theory and a Bachelor of Education. He is currently the intermediate music teacher at St. Mark High School in Manotic. For the past nineteen years he has been working with the Ottawa Catholic School Board Choirs as accompanist of the Children and Chamber choirs and as director of the Boys Choir. Tony is also an active composer with published choral compositions and arrangements and he performs in the Ottawa area with local artists on both piano and saxophone. |
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