Dapper as always.
Chip Broze, baritone and conductor, has always been an impassioned advocate for individual pursuit of singing and group pursuit of choral excellence. He has sung with the St. Louis Symphony Chorus, and has served as director of More Fools Than Wise, a Washington University chamber choir. He is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Choral Conducting at the University of Colorado – Boulder.
Early as an undergraduate, Chip became music director for The Stereotypes, a popular student-run all-male a cappella group. During his tenure there, he served as chief arranger, and musical director.
He currently has a number of capable students of all voice parts, for whom he offers the finest in innovative vocal training.
Odd as always.
Yuri Broze is a pianist, vocalist, composer, songwriter, arranger, multi-instrumentalist, and general Music Guru. He is currently pursuing a PhD in Music Theory and a MS in Statistics at Ohio State University.
While a student at the University of North Carolina under the tutelage of Dr. Daniel Huff, he served as Music Director, and resident vocal percussionist for the UNC Achordants, a 16-member male a cappella choir, where he trained the group in vocalization, performance techniques, and directed over one hundred stage performances. During this time, the Achordants rose to international acclaim through an increased emphasis on vocal pedagogy, hosting innovative and entertaining concerts, application of creative goal-oriented original arrangements, and extensive marketing, corporate image, and public outreach efforts. His eighty-plus arrangements have won him wide acclaim, including an award at the 2005 International Competition of Collegiate A Cappella finals in New York City for best arrangement (”Mala Gente”).