BIO
Joy Bechtler, soprano Soprano, Joy Bechtler sings concerts and opera in the United States and abroad, including Israel, Italy, Sri Lanka and the Caribbean. Her favorite opera roles to perform include Mimi in La Boheme, Micaela in Carmen and the Countess in The Marriage of Figaro. In addition to libraries, churches, universities, and museums, Ms. Bechtler has performed in historic concert halls such as the Sheldon in St. Louis, the Academy of Music in Philadelphia, and noteworthy places including the Park Central Hotel in New York, the Ritz-Carlton in Chicago and Taj Samudra in Colombo, Sri Lanka, a ducal palace in Italy and aboard the Royal Caribbean Cruise ship. As a member of the Artist Faculty of Westminster Conservatory of Music, Ms. Bechtler teaches voice. She earned her master of music degree from USC in Los Angeles.
Mary Greenberg, pianist and playwright Mary Greenberg teaches piano on the Artist Faculty of Westminster Conservatory of Rider University. Mary maintains a private piano teaching studio in Princeton. Mary has given solo piano concerts and chamber music concerts as part of Faculty Concert Series at Westminster Conservatory. Mary made her New York City acting debut at the American Theater of Actors in a showcase of one-act plays. Mary has appeared in many acting roles in New Jersey regional theaters. She received her acting training at Carnegie Melon University, McCarter Theatre, and HB Studio in New York City. Mary is the author of a stage play, “Deer In Headlights” a contemporary work that explores musical themes, and a screenplay “Trio” a biographical musical history involving three great nineteenth century composers. As a follow up to “Women on the Outside”, Mary is currently writing another play in concert.
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