Percussion - Piano - Voice

CRAIG HATTER, percussion
A native of Roselle, Illinois, Craig Hatter has completed course work for the Bachelor of Music Degree and will begin student teaching to complete his Music Education Certificate at the University of Iowa. He is an active member of the University of Iowa School of Music, performing in the Symphony Band, Symphony Orchestra, Percussion Ensemble, and multiple steel bands, as well as being a part of the Cavaliers Indoor Percussion Group during their 2015 season. Craig has served as the percussion caption head for Iowa City High School where he has taught the drumline for the past 2 seasons. He also holds the positions of director of the Linn Street Community Band, an assistant for the Iowa City New Horizon's Band, as well as an assistant drumline technician at Lake Park High School in Roselle, IL. Craig is a versatile performer who enjoys performing in a variety of styles, ranging from jazz vibraphone to chamber music.

EVAN METCALF, percussion
Evan Metcalf is a Green Bay native and graduate of Edison Middle School and Preble High School. He is currently pursuing a degree in Instrumental Music Education at the University of St. Thomas in St. Paul, MN, where he studies percussion with Will Kemperman. Evan has played with many groups in the Green Bay area, including the Green Bay Youth Symphony, the Green Bay City Band, the Civic Symphony, and almost every ensemble at his high school.  His favorite percussion instrument is timpani, but he of course enjoys playing and practicing all instruments and styles of music.

​In addition to playing percussion, Evan enjoys playing many instruments and singing. He currently sings in the Concert Choir at St. Thomas and plays string bass in the university’s Symphonic Band. In his free time (the little amount there is) one of his favorite instruments to learn and play is flute. He hopes to use his passion for learning new things to help new and developing musicians gain the same love for music that he has.

WILLIAM HUEHOLT, piano
Solo and collaborative pianist, William Hueholt, creates compelling musical experiences that dazzle audiences, and has performed throughout the country and across Europe, from Florida and Maine to Austria and Italy. Hueholt has won numerous awards as a soloist, including prizes
at Music Teachers National Association State and Southern Divisions, National Federation of Music Clubs State, and North Carolina Symphony Young Artist competitions. Major recent appearances include a performance of Prokofiev’s Piano Concerto No. 3 with the Wilmington Symphony Orchestra (NC), and a performance of Prokofiev’s Piano Concerto No. 2 with the University of North Carolina-Greensboro Symphony Orchestra.

Hueholt regularly performs in two professional chamber ensembles, with clarinetist Kelsey Paquin as Black Dog Duo, and with saxophonist Tyler Young as Third Stream Duo. Black Dog Duo programs eclectic music in unique settings, while Third Stream Duo explores the intersection of improvisation with contemporary classical music. Originally from North Carolina, Hueholt completed his Bachelor of Music degree in Piano Performance at the University of North Carolina-Greensboro in 2016. Hueholt currently lives in Tallahassee, Florida.

LUKE AUMANN,​ voice
Luke Aumann is a Choral Music Educator at Appleton North High School where he teaches four of the six choirs. The Choirs at Appleton North perform four concerts every year, and frequently tour domestically and nationally. He believes that music ensemble participation is one of the most empowering and educational opportunities for people of all backgrounds and ages - for it teaches that we are more powerful united in common purpose.

Previously, he served as Choral Music Educator in the Fine Arts Institute at Green Bay East High School as well as Washington Middle School, Choral Director for the Oneida Nation Arts Program, Singing in Wisconsin featured director, and as a guest speaker for NAfME chapters in UW-Stevens Point and St. Norbert College. Luke is an active member of the American Choral Directors’ Association and National Association for Music Education. He holds a Bachelor of Music in Choral Music Education from St. Norbert College and a Master of Arts in Choral Music Education from the University of St. Thomas.