Bryan Moyer Suderman loves to sing, and people of all ages love to sing along. A singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, Bryan combines his love of God and passion for the church with a fascination for folk music traditions from around the world. Since the release of his album "God's Love is for everybody" in November 2002, Bryan's "songs for small and tall" have become favourites with families and churches across Canada and beyond, and have been used in congregations, camps, schools, ecumenical worship services, conferences, seminary courses, Vacation Bible School curriculum... not to mention being played and sung over and over again in cars and homes!

Bryan lives with his wife and son in a 150 year old farmhouse near Stouffville, Ontario (just north of Toronto), where he says hi to sheep, cows, chickens, pigs, and a donkey every day before eating breakfast and making music.

The Burnt Possum Poets is a trio of wordsmiths based in Harrisonburg, Virginia. They explore the minute differences between romance, nature, the divine and taxicabs. A musician first and foremost, Dan Easley composes and records songs and sound-scapes. In love with the world and everything in it, Jeremy Frey generates poems and creative nonfiction. Chad Gusler delivers short stories and sermons, often mixing both genres to expose and surpass the embedded boundaries of prose and the pulpit. Their work can be found at Burnt Possum and at Towndowner Records.

Katie is a Music Therapist and Early Childhood Music Educator. Children's Music Services provides music therapy, group music classes, and private music lessons.

Singer/songwriter Pamela Chappell captures the hearts of her listeners with songs ranging from gentle to powerful and from humorous to profoundly touching. She is known for her warm stage presence and connection with the audience. Her five CDs include folk music, jazz, songs for the entire family, and inspirational songs.

Pamela has performed for decades in a wide variety of venues, including radio, television, schools, festivals, churches, riverboats, theatres, weddings, funerals, conferences, conventions, and benefit functions. Chappell also gives musical keynote addresses, is an artist in residence for schools, and teaches workshops in literacy and spirituality.

Doug and Jude Krehbiel are the husband and wife duet, Road Less Travelled. This lively pair plays an assortment of instruments in concert including guitar, banjo, bass, mountain dulcimer, mandolin, dobro, tin whistle, Irish drum, and jaw harp. With powerful vocals and exciting instrumentals, RLT performs a variety of musical styles combining elements of folk, country, Irish, bluegrass, and rhythm and blues.

Doug and Jude's performances consist mostly of original songs that cover a wide range of topics. Each program contains generous sprinklings of humor. Their material is geared for and enjoyed by people of all ages, including kids.

In 1999 RLT’s CD, Joyful Ditty, was the number two folk album of the year on NPR station WVPE in Elkhart, Indiana. In 2001, RLT enjoyed their fifth win in Winfield National Songwriting Contest. Doug and Jude have toured across the U.S. and Canada, appeared on radio and TV, and recorded nine albums of their original music.

Folk and fun music for children and adults. A foursome (Alden & Doris Bohn, Harold and Kate Hartman) in their 70s who say, "We should quit, but we're having too much fun".