Timothy J. Krueger, choirmaster of the St. Andrew’s choir since 1995, studied musicology at the University of Colorado-Boulder, the University of Hamburg, Germany, and the University of London’s Royal Holloway College. He has worked professionally with such ensembles as the Santa Fe Opera, the Santa Fe Desert Chorale, Chicago a cappella, Vox early music ensemble (Ann Arbor), the St. John’s Cathedral Choir in Denver, and the Ars Nova Singers of Boulder, Colorado. Mr. Krueger is the former conductor of Boulder’s Rocky Mountain Chorale. He is founder and artistic director of the St. Martin’s Chamber Choir, and was director of the PeakArts Chorus, the symphony chorus for the Boulder Philharmonic Orchestra. He is a part-time faculty member at Metropolitan State College of Denver, and his areas of particular interest include English choral music of all eras, Renaissance sacred music, and 18th century a cappella.

Organist Frank Nowell is active throughout the region as a specialist in keyboard music of the Baroque. He is artistic director of the Baroque Chamber Orchestra of Colorado, artistic director of the Denver Handel Festival and a founding member of the early-music ensemble Diverse Passions. Recent guest-artist appearances include Up Close and Musical, Boulder Bach Festival, Olde Friends Concert Artists, Colorado Recorder Academy, St. Martin’s Chamber Choir, Denver Friends of Chamber Music, Midwestern Historical Keyboard Society, and the Western Slope Music Festival (now Crested Butte Music Festival). Mr. Nowell is also chapel musician at St. Bede’s Community at Iliff School of Theology, and has recorded as an organist on the Cygnus label. He received the Master of Music degree from University of Colorado and the Bachelor of Arts degree with honors from Princeton University.