Jasmine Pigott is a tuba player and an activist for increasing the diversity in the field of classical music. Her upcoming album, "Revolutions," consists of works written by composers of color.

Jeffrey Leung is the Vice President of Novus New Music, the Associate Director of the International Saxophone Academy, and performs with Maryland Chamber Winds. His new YouTube series, "Take it From the Top," explores topics on saxophone performance and pedagogy.

Joel Love is Houston-based composer and a recipient of a 2019-2020 Copland Residency Award. "Solace: A Lyric Concerto" for alto saxophone and wind ensemble has been performed numerous times by wind ensembles throughout the United States. He has found noteworthy successes in writing works for solo instruments, chamber ensembles, large ensembles, and film scores.

Emma McPhilemy is a British saxophonist and co-founder of the viral #lockthesaxdown series. She is also the soprano saxophonist and musical director of the internationally acclaimed Irish dance show, Riverdance.

Jake Johnson is an Associate Professor of Musicology at Oklahoma City University and the author of two books: “Mormons, Musical Theater, and Belonging in America” and "Lying in the Middle: Musical Theater and Belief at the Heart of America."

Kayla Green is a concert violinist and Artistic Director of the Michigan Institute for Contemporary Arts. She is the founder and president of GrandStand Music Festival, a nonprofit organization that merges the arts with social activism into one-of-a-kind events that take a stand against sex trafficking in the state of Michigan.

Brennan Lagan is a saxophone technician and owner of Lagan Music, a saxophone repair and restoration business in Pennsylvania. He is the inventor of the Lagan Lip Saver and the Lagan Wrist Saver, two products designed to make playing the saxophone more comfortable.

Taylor Huitema is a band director at Spring Hill High School in Middle Tennessee and baritone saxophonist of the award winning Zenith Saxophone Quartet. Their debut album, "Convergence," is available now.