Hailing from Texas, Amy Farnell is an early music specialist currently living in Basel, Switzerland holding a Bachelors and Masters degree in Medieval and Renaissance Vocal Performance, as well as an Early Music Masters from the University of Birmingham, England, and a Bachelors in Church Music from Baylor University.

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While at Baylor, Amy sang with Baylor Early Music Ensembles, Texas Baroque, and even Tallis Scholars as a part of Carnegie Hall's Renaissance Masterworks in 2015. She regularly performs with groups such as the Zurich Chamber Singers, La Fiamma, La Cetra Vokalensemble, The Foggia Project, Verba Vocalis, Junger Kammerchor Basel, Ad Parnassum, Thames' Singers, Ensemble Equaliter, Contre le temps, as well as unique projects with the Schola Cantorum, for example Basel's ReRenaissance.

In her free time she does yoga, explores Switzerland, and researches early music.

Baritone Andrew Eaton is a Master’s student at Baylor Universtiy pursuing a degree in Vocal Performance and Choral Conducting.  Praised for the “suave contours and warmth” of his voice, Andrew has found a home on stage and in concert. He has portrayed the fours villains in Les Contes d’Hoffmann, Alidoro in La Cenerentola, Dulcamara in L’elisir d’amore, and Claudio in Händel’s Agrippina as well as performed bass/baritone solos in the Fauré Requiem, Händel’s Messiah, and the Duruflé Requiem.  Some recent highlights include his placing second in the national MTNA Young Artist Competition, his work with Des Moines Metro Opera last summer, and the founding of the Robert and Betty Young Concert Series. 

Besides being a full time University student, Andrew teaches private voice and conducts the Chancel Choir at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Waco, TX.  When he isn’t singing, Andrew loves to do improv comedy and play frisbee.

Chase Gaines is a Master of Music student at the University of Houston where he studies Choral Conducting with Dr. Betsy Cook Weber and Dr. Jeb Mueller. Since graduating from Baylor University in 2015 where he studied Music Education and sang in the Baylor A Cappella Choir, Chase has resided in Houston where he has been active in the choral music scene, singing with the Houston Symphony Chorus, Lake Houston Chamber Singers, Piping Rock Singers, and the University of Houston Concert Chorale. 

Chase is the Director of Music Ministries at Atascocita United Methodist Church. He directs a large music program including the Chancel Choir, Youth Choir, Children’s Choir, Men’s Vocal Ensemble, and Handbell Choir. Chase enjoys traveling, art museums, and live music.

Lauren Lafferty is about to begin her fourth year of teaching at Legacy High School. She graduated from Baylor University in December of 2017 with a Bachelors in Choral Music Education.

During her time at Baylor University she served as section leader in A Cappella Choir and Bella Voce, was President of the Baylor Student American Choral Directors Association, and performed with the 2014 Baylor A Cappella Choir at TMEA.

Lauren Lafferty is a Soprano and continues to sing at St. Alban’s Anglican Church under the direction of Thomas Rinn, in the Fort Worth Chorale under the direction of Dr. Karen Kenaston-French, and with Voci D’Amici under the direction of Dr. Loyd Hawthorne.

Cassie formally studied voice for 7 years and had the pleasure of performing in the Texas All State Mixed choir in 2012. She studied Music Education at Baylor University and sang in Baylor's Early Music Ensembles, the pop a cappella group VirtuOSO, and the A Cappella Choir, for which she was performed on numerous national and international tours.

She is currently studying to become an Application Developer, as a Computer Information Systems major at the University of Houston. She loves to crochet and learning to sew. She works as a freelance photographer in Houston and loves to travel.

Chris Peters studied music at Baylor University. He was a part of the Baylor A Cappella Choir, VirtuOSO, and Chamber Singers. He was also a member of RISE, an a cappella group based in Arlington, Texas.

Since starting at Baylor University in 2011, Ross has had experience in the university's Early Music Ensemble, and the pop a cappella group VirtuOSO, and has also sung for national and international tours with the Baylor A Cappella Choir and the Baylor University Men’s Choir, for which he is currently chaplain. Ross graduated in December 2015 with a Bachelor of Business Administration, majoring in Entrepreneurship and Religion, and is currently studying for a Master of Divinity, with a concentration in Worship Leadership, at Truett Theological Seminary.

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Ross currently serves as the Minister of Music at Lake Shore Baptist Church in Waco. He has a Miniature Australian Shepherd named Phoebe who draws her namesake from both the patron of Saint Paul (mentioned in his letter to the Romans [16:1-2]) and the whimsical character from the TV show, “Friends.” He loves games, intellectual conversations, good stories, and being with loved ones.