MEMBERS
TRISH NEUMANN - VOCAL
A St. Paul native, Trish has always enjoyed singing calling it her “soul’s expression.” She found her soul in the church choir, expressing herself as a worship leader and eventually onto the stage as a member of the Gospel Music Association and the True North American Choir. She has performed in New York at Carnegie Hall with Casting Crowns and in Nashville with Reba McIntyre for the 48th Gospel Music Dove Awards. A highlight being a performance at Carnegie Hall for the Gospel Music Awards 50th Anniversary along side Natalie Grant, Donnie McClurkin, Hezekiah Walker, Danny Gokey, Russ Taff, and Mark Lowry.
STAN O'DAFFER - PIANO
Stan has a very eclectic background studying classical composition with Koussevitzky International award winning composer Roque Cordero, and sharing the stage with the likes of jazz luminaries Clark Terry and Ernie Watts, or the pop/funk world of Paisley Park and Ingrid Chavez. His formative years included winning several Down Beat Student Awards and recording two albums of his original music.
KEITH NANCE - SAX, FLUTE
Keith Nance plays the saxophones and flutes lending his smooth nuances to the creation of contemporary grooves among his musical constituents. Keith has a passion for originality. He has played along with some of the finest vocalists and musicians throughout the Twin Cities and major Midwest areas. Keith continues to explore innovative concepts as he prepares to share his musical gifts on the national level.
DARRELL PRIDGEN - BASS
Darrell Pridgen is a talented bass player from Philadelphia where he attended Temple
University and studied classical music, Jazz, R&B and Funk. Darrell has played across the
United States with various artists also lending his musical talents to background vocals.
He is a gifted arranger and has led bands in a number of musical settings.
BILL KATSIYIANNIS – DRUMS
Born/Grew up in Chicago and has been playing drums since age 10. Studied music and percussion at Northern Illinois University. He has since played drums in numerous jazz, pop, and rock bands in Chicago and St. Louis. After studying music Bill went on to a career in medicine while still finding plenty of time for music.