Chandler M. Greer is a musician and songwriter based in Atlanta, GA. Chandler has been trained extensively in classical and jazz saxophone, as well as clarinet and flute.  He is actively gigging in the Atlanta community and is a co-founder of and songwriter with the jazz fusion band Misnomer. The band won Flagpole Awards in 2017 for Artist and Album of the Year. Chandler has had the opportunity to perform and record with a variety of acts in Atlanta and beyond as part of Misnomer, his horn trio, and as a guest performer. His passion for music began in early, childhood as part of a musical family. He earnestly believes that music as a family activity helps build stronger relationships and promotes higher self-confidence among children. Chandler also believes in cultivating a love for music during lesson time and providing children with context for why practicing and discipline are crucial to success.

David Ducharme is Adjunct Faculty of Audio Production Engineering at Pellissippi State Community College. He is a classically trained musician and audio engineer with a B.Mu. in Music Technology (Recording/Music Production) from Georgia State University School of Music and Certificate in Guitar from Berklee College of Music. His primary technologist teachers include Seva David-Louis Ball (Associate Founder of Waves) and Dr. Robert Scott Thompson (Professor of Composition and Music Technology).

Highlighted technician encounters include engagements with national artists such as Russ, members from the Atlanta Symphony/Chorus, Katie Noel, Carmen Bradford, T-Pain, Hawthorne Heights, and more. As a performing guitarist, he has toured the nation and was selected for the 2013 classical guitar master class with Maestro Pepe Romero from the Royal Guitar Family. He’s had former guitar students accepted into college music programs and currently maintains a full-time instrument teaching studio.

His current research interests include intersections between equal temperament music theory and analog/digital signal transducer technologies. Prior to his appointment at Pellissippi, David served as an audio software instructional staff in the Instructional Design department at Georgia State University and audio-visual technician in the School of Music. He’s taught applied music at private schools, various music academies, and is a recipient of the Bill Lowery Endowed Music Industry Scholarship.