Beth Malvezzi Rosenblatt is the Director of Choral Music at Cheshire High School in Cheshire, CT where she directs six award-winning choral ensembles. Ms. Rosenblatt received a Bachelor of Music degree in Voice Performance from Ithaca College and a Master of Science Degree in Music Education from Central Connecticut State University. Upon graduation from Ithaca College, Ms. Rosenblatt was the recipient of the Dean’s Award for the School of Music in 1995, and was the valedictorian of her class. She is active as a vocalist, pianist and conductor in many venues throughout her state.

Project Z Singers is an vocal ensemble of talented performers created by Zane Zalis.  It is comprised of singers from Winnipeg (Manitoba Canada), and the surrounding region, and encompasses a wide range of ages, vocal styles, and music backgrounds. It was founded in an effort to create a vocal ensemble that would embrace a contemporary sound yet honor choral traditions when appropriate to the occasion. Project Z Singers have performed with the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra in presenting: Jeans and Classics - The Music of Queen), North American premiere of the Lord of The Rings Symphony concert, and in the 2009 the world premiere of "I Believe". Additionally, Project Z performed at the gala opening night for the G20 World Religious Leaders conference and with Sarah Brightman in concert.

The German Solitude Choir from Stuttgart was founded in the 1980s. For 30 years, approximately 80 very ambitious amateur musicians of all ages have been singing together. Conducted by professional musician Klaus Breuninger, the choir performs two to three large concert projects per year – sacred as well as secular works. The Solitude Choir has performed a cappella music as well as great oratory works, pop, swing, gospel and jazz. The focus of the repertory has always been on rare and exceptional works that are rather unknown or rarely performed on concert stages – by national and international, classical and contemporary composers alike.
Among the highlights of the Solitude Choir's performances have been Mozart's The Magic Flute, a soul and swing version of Mozart's Opera arranged for soloists, choir, band and orchestra, “Magnificat” by John Rutter, “Sacred Concert” by Duke Ellington, “Liverpool Oratorio” by Paul McCartney and “Pulso” by Pablo Trindade, but also “Midsummer Night's Dream” by Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, “Messa di Gloria” by Giacchino Puccini as well as “Requiem in C Minor” by Luigi Cherubini.
This has been a very special year for the choir – they had the opportunity to perform the European premiere of Zane Zalis' Holocaust Oratorio “i believe,” for which the Canadian composer and Solitude Choir's conductor Klaus Breuninger worked together very closely. On November 9th and 10th, 2013, Solitude Choir, in attendance with Mr. Zalis, staged a lavishly featured performance to two sold-out churches to honor the 75th anniversary of “Kristallnacht.”