Lindsay Arndt has been a professional musician for 23 years. He received his BA in Music from Christopher Newport University, his Masters in Music from the University of Miami, and is presently a music teacher in the Newport News Public Schools, as well as teaching privately on the Peninsula. In addition to classical and electric guitar, Lindsay plays requinto with the TCGS Guitar Orchestra.

Sam Dorsey is Associate Professor of Music and Humanities at Norfolk State University. He holds a Master of Music Degree from Virginia Commonwealth University where his studies earned him the Academic Scholar Award for the School of the Arts. He has studied guitar with Jesus Silva and Michael Lorimer, and has attended Master Classes with Andrés Segovia. President and Music Director of the Tidewater Classical Guitar Society, he has been a moving force in bringing artists of international acclaim to this area. He has performed with the Virginia Symphony, Virginia Opera, Virginia Stage Company, Virginia Chorale, Tidewater Classic Guitar Society, on WHRO television, and as a solo artist throughout the United States and in Switzerland, Italy, Puerto Rico and Costa Rica. Mr. Dorsey is currently working on his doctorate at the Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C, and is a recipient of the Paul Hanly Furfey Scholarship.

The Virginian Pilot wrote of him, "Sam Dorsey is a comic chameleon with a classical bent ... a Renaissance man of the here and now." Hear, hear! Those of us who know him recognize that this comments on an unexpected combination: a gifted musician who happens to have a well developed sense of humor.

For the past twenty five years, Amy Ferebee has been honing her unique musical skills and delighting audiences from D.C. to Dallas. Noted for her impressive guitar work and powerful vocals, Ferebee transports her listeners with an eclectic mix of traditional fiddle tunes and country fingerstyle blues, choice newgrass songs and jazz standards, with some nice originals thrown in for good measure.

Gaining ground as a regional artist and constantly expanding her musical and professional horizons, Ferebee has recently joined forces with guitarist Steve Snyder, who specializes in solid renditions of flatpicked favorites. His improvisational stylings are a fine complement to Ferebee's established repertoire as well. Their twin guitar work and lively arrangements leave a lasting impression, and together they deliver top notch entertainment. To find out where you can hear them next, check out this site.

Timothy P. Olbrych has appeared in concert throughout the East Coast in both solo and chamber music settings, including Merkin Hall, Club 54, Club A in New York City, Virginia Fine Arts Museum, University of Connecticut-Storrs, University of Massachusetts, The College of William and Mary in Virginia, Old Dominion University, Virginia Commonwealth University and for the Tidewater and Richmond Guitar Society concert series. He has also performed with the Virginia Symphony, the Virginia Opera, the Richmond Symphony and the Williamsburg Symphonia. His television and radio appearances include WGGB-TV in Springfield, Massachusetts, and WHRO-TV, WAVY-TV, WTAR-TV, WHRO-FM and WGH-FM in Norfolk, Virginia. He is the founder and past President of the Tidewater Classical Guitar Society, one of the most active and prominent societies in the U. S.

Mr Olbrych has degrees in Music Education and Guitar Performance from Hartt School of Music in Connecticut and a Master of Music degree in guitar performance from Virginia Commonwealth University. He is a member of Pi Kappa Lambda Music Honor Society. Mr. Olbrych has studied guitar with Richard Provost, Alice Artzt, Gordon Crosskey and Jesus Silva. He has performed in master classes with Alice Artzt, Oscar Ghiglia, David Russell, Toyohiko Satoh, Michael Lorimer, Carlos Barbosa-Lima, Richard Provost and Jesus Silva. He is currently on the performing artist faculties at the College of William and Mary and Virginia Commonwealth University, and resides in Williamsburg Virginia. For more information, check his web site at www.timolbrych.com