The Merling Trio is recognized as one of today’s premier ensembles. A truly international trio, it brings together musicians from Polish, Japanese, and Dutch backgrounds. The Merling Trio has been hailed as a brilliantly distinguished group endowed with remarkable gifts of communication, magnificent precision, and an impeccable blend of sound.
Anna Marie Wytko is a member of the music faculty at Kansas State University where she teaches saxophone, chamber music, and music theory. A student of Eugene Rousseau and the recipient of the prestigious Berneking Fellowship, she serves as a member of the faculty for the Eugene Rousseau Saxophone Workshop at Shell Lake Arts Center in Shell Lake, Wisconsin.
Nicole Brady recently joined the BYU faculty as coordinator of the BYU School of Music’s harp studio. Ms. Brady has had a wide variety of performing experience including appearances as a guest artist in Russia, France, and the United Nations. Additional solo appearances have included the Moscow Harp Festival, the Yale Center for British Art Concert Series, and the Temple Square Concert Series.
Arabesque Recording artist Steve Wiest is in great demand as a featured soloist, composer/arranger and clinician. He has performed extensively in the U.S., South America, Australia, Japan, and Europe. Steve is now teaching jazz composition and jazz trombone at the University of North Texas and is the director of the famous One O’clock Lab band.
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