Manuel Giovanni Piazza is a graduate organ student at the Yale Institute of Sacred Music in New Haven, Connecticut, where he studies with Martin Jean and serves as junior organ scholar at Trinity Church on the Green. He grew up in Toronto, Canada, where he attended St. Michael's Choir School and the University of Toronto, graduating with a BMus in Organ Performance and studying with John Tuttle. While in Toronto, he served as a choir director and organist at Our Lady of Sorrows Roman Catholic Church, organ scholar at Trinity College (University of Toronto), organ scholar at St. James' Anglican Cathedral, and one of the five organists of St. Michael's Cathedral Basilica. From September 2019 to July 2020, he was organ scholar at Truro Cathedral in Cornwall (UK).

Tyler Boehmer carries much promise as a future organ virtuoso, with international acclaim for his keyboard abilities, His principal teachers include Dr. Don Cook (Brigham Young University), Dr. James Higdon (University of Kansas), and Professor Edoardo Bellotti (Hochschule für Künste, Bremen, Germany). He is currently pursuing a Doctor of Musical Arts degree at the University of Kansas.

Boehmer has quickly begun to distinguish himself as a rising star. Recent solo performances have taken him to five cities throughout Russia, the Washington National Cathedral, and the 2016 AGO Houston Convention, as well as cities throughout Germany and the western United States. He has also been active in many national and international competitions. Recent accolades include first prize in the 2019 Miami International Organ Competition, third prize at the 2019 Shanghai International Organ Competition, second prize in the 2018 Sydney International Organ Competition, and the diploma prize in the 2017 Tariverdiev International Organ Competition. In addition, he has also competed as a quarter-finalist in the 2019 Rheinberger International Organ Competition (chosen from more than 100 applicants), the 2019 St. Albans International Organ Competition, the 2018 Grand Prix de Chartres International Organ Competition, and the 2017 Canadian International Organ Competition. He continues to set a high standard of excellence in his performances, and has been described as “consistently good and expressive” (John Karl Hirten, MM), and “accurate, musical, controlled, with good attention to detail” (Dr. John Longhurst, Tabernacle Organist Emeritus).

Until September 2020, Boehmer also worked as the Director of Music for Leavenworth First United Methodist Church, where he rehearsed and conducted the Sanctuary Choir and the three handbell ensembles. In the future, he plans to become a university professor.

Samuel Lee began his organ study with Ms. Karen Holmes with a study scholarship awarded in 2011 by the Royal Canadian College of Organists. In 2017, Samuel took up the role of Organ Scholar at St. Martin’s Anglican Church, under the mentorship of Mr. Dave Dawson, Choir Director and Organist. Upon completing the FRCCO diploma in 2018, Samuel won the Healey Willan Prize for the highest marks in Canada and the Heather Spry Prize for the highest marks in the written section of the examination. In 2020, Samuel has successfully finished a Masters degree in Organ Performance and Church Music at McGill University with Hans-Ola Ericsson and Christian Lane. Presently, he is pursuing a Doctorate degree in Organ Performance with Hans-Ola Ericsson and Jonathan Oldengarm. Samuel is a two-time recipient of the Graduate Excellence Fellowship scholarship awarded by McGill University for both levels of graduate studies.