Parsons Area Concert Association

In 1994, a legendary path was set in motion when Vancouver-born Bobby Bruce won a talent show with his incomparable impersonation of Neil Diamond. For fifteen years, Bruce has never looked back, playing for thousands of screaming fans throughout North America, Australia, New Zealand and Asia with his dead-on Diamond tribute.

Nearly Neil's web site(external link)

Duo harpists Nancy Lendrim and Jody Guinn have performed together in harp ensembles and orchestras for twenty-five years. They share a similar educational background, studying with Alice Chalifoux at the Cleveland Institute of Music and at the Salzedo School in Camden, Maine.

Salzedo Harp Duo's web site(external link)

Musical Prodigy Rudolf Budginas debuted with the Lithuanian National Symphony at age nine, trained at Moscow Conservatory, and promptly rose to international fame performing solo concerts. After moving to the U.S. in 1994, he discovered his true passion: giving classical music a broader audience appeal.

Rudolf Budginas' web site(external link)

Dubbed "Canada’s National Treasure," the Canadian Tenors charm audiences with their winning blend and crowd-pleasing repertoire. Featuring a mix of music and sounds from theatre, classical, operetta, and alternative world pop, this foursome gloriously croons in English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, and Maltese.

The Canadian Tenors' web site(external link)

Former New York City police officer, Daniel Rodriguez has experienced a meteoric rise to fame. He was one of his department's designated anthem singers on September 11, 2001, when fate intervened—he rendered a capella performances of "God Bless America" and the National Anthem that proved far greater than a patriotic gesture. Ringing, heartfelt and beautiful, his performance stirred the hearts of the entire nation.

Daniel Rodriguez's web site(external link)