LISA MCINTYRE: vocals, guitar, mandolin. Lisa’s musical career can be traced back to singing folk songs, Christmas carols, and big band music with her mother in the kitchen while preparing dinner or washing up afterwards. She then added formal study in classical and jazz guitar, branching out into songwriting along the way. Her resume includes the critically acclaimed Celtic Fringe as well as several years with the Rollins College Chapel Choir, from which then co-worker
GERRY WOLFSON-GRANDE: vocals, guitar, violin. Although any possible Celtic roots are lost in the mists of time, Gerry has managed to involve herself in Celtic music for over twenty two years, including competive Scottish fiddling as well as Celtic Fringe and A Bevie of Scots. Raised on the classics with liberal doses of early 60’s folk music, Gerry has been playing classical violin off and on for most of her life, and suddenly found herself singing in the Rollins College Chapel Choir after playing in the college’s baroque ensemble. Along the way, she has managed to purvey her desire to own and play as many guitars as possible into picking up classical, six-string, and twelve string accoustic guitars. Gerry cheerfully admits her inability to produce original compositions with any regularity, but is primarly responsible for the majority of the group’s arrangements, and occassionally manages an original tune or two.
