Frank Wallace, guitarist, baritone, composer, has been recognized for his extraordinary talent not only as a player of the classical guitar and its ancestors, but also as a master of self-accompanied song. As a composer, Wallace's works for solo classical guitar and his songs for voice, guitar and lute have a popular appeal, reflecting his colorful career, drawing on influences ranging from avant garde to medieval to the blues. He has released four solo CDs on Gyre.

Through his acclaimed performances, arrangements, and teaching, Dan Acsadi is a passionate advocate for both the guitar and the music of his native Hungary. Dan’s arrangements encompass art and folk music of the 18th through 21st centuries, innovatively expanding the guitar’s repertoire. He is firmly committed to the guitar as a versatile chamber music instrument, performing regularly with voice, viola, violin, flute, string quartet, and guitar ensemble. Beginning his musical studies at age six, Dan earned his M.M. from New England Conservatory (NEC) and B.A. from Cornell University, where he double majored in music and economics. He is currently pursuing the Doctor of Musical Arts degree at NEC with Eliot Fisk. Dan has previously studied with Pablo Cohen and John Hall, and has performed in the masterclasses of Manuel Barrueco, Leo Brouwer, Eduardo Fernandez, and Adam Holzman. Dan maintains a large and diverse teaching studio in the Boston area.