Ingrid Ferris studied jazz, classical and World music at the Cornish Institute of Allied Arts in Seattle and was principle oboist for the Olympia Chamber Orchestra under the direction of Tim Brock. While living in Europe, she immersed herself in traditional Celtic music while performing with "The Gathering". She has studied Gaelic with Cathy-Ann MacPhee and piping with Rona Lightfoot.
Giles Sinclair Arendt graduated from the Pittsburgh School of Creative and Performing Arts, and continued as a "student of the instrument" studying composition at Evergreen State College. Giles is a seasoned studio musician sought after because of his guitar virtuosity in styles ranging from classical, jazz and Celtic, to eclectic soundscapes.
Diane Sonntag is a multi-instrumentalist who has performed extensively in the Northeast US at festivals and concerts with her bands Winter/Summersong, the Earthtones and Gypsy Bleu. She has performed in the folk genre for years and has opened for Rory Block, John Hammond, Gaelic Storm, and "bluegrass greats", Jim and Jessy.
Jerilynn Harris is a graduate of the Music Education program at Pacific Lutheran University and is a public school string specialist and a private string teacher in the south Tacoma area. Jerilynn has made a name for herself in the short time that she has lived here, being valued especially for her natural musicianship and her creative and easy-going approach to collaboration. She "finds herself' in the cello and shares expressive, sensual and versatile performances.