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Eric Genuis - Composer, virtuoso pianist and captivating performer.
Since 1997, he has been performing throughout the world including the United States, Australia, Austria, Canada, France, Germany, and Poland. In addition to performing for millions of people, including the Pope, Eric has composed and recorded CDs and written music for film, documentaries, television and Internet media. His concerts are a definite must-see and have proven riveting for all music lovers.

Vocalist Krista Adams Santilli

Hailed by the Baltimore Sun as “vocally spectacular,” lyric soprano Krista Adams Santilli is an active performer in operas, musicals, concerts and oratorios.  A versatile singer, Krista is comfortable singing various genres of music, from gospel to opera, to jazz to musical theatre.  Krista has performed nationally and internationally with such organizations as Cheju-do Opera, South Korea; Diamante Films International and DAMS, Bologna, Italy; Internationales Theater Frankfurt, Germany; the Opera Theatre and Music Festival of Lucca, Italy; The Annapolis Chorale; The Delaware County Symphony Orchestra; The Young Victorian Theater; Garden State Opera; New York Chamber Players, NYC; Pacific Opera; Crystal Opera; Tuscaloosa Symphony Orchestra and Opera Birmingham.  She has performed principal roles in Rigoletto, Der Rosenkavalier, L’Elisir d’Amore; The Pirates of Penzance, The Medium, La Cambiale di Matrimonio; Die Zauberflöte, Agrippina, Suor Angelica, A Little Night Music, Oklahoma! and Sweeney Todd.  Likewise, she has been the soprano soloist for Bach’s St. John Passion, Mozart’s Grand Mass in c-minor, Vivaldi’s Gloria and both Haydn’s and Pergolesi’s Stabat Mater.  In 2004, Krista made her Carnegie Hall debut on a gala concert with Pacific Opera of New York, and she was awarded both first prize and the Galli-Campi Award for the most promising coloratura in the Connecticut Opera Theatre’s 2005 Amici Vocal Competition. Krista is thrilled to be touring with and singing the music of concert pianist and composer, Eric Genuis.

Cellist Mary Beth Hussey

Violinist Ben E. Detrick