Brent Gault is professor of music education and interim chair of the Music Education Department at the Indiana University Jacobs School of Music. He has served as a presenter and guest lecturer for colleges and music education organizations in the United States, Canada, China, and Ireland, and Singapore.

Haeun Choi is currently pursuing a Master of Music degree in Choral Conducting at the Indiana University Jacobs School of Music. She earned her Bachelor of Music in Church Music with a concentration in Choral Conducting from Yonsei University, College of Music. During her undergraduate studies, she conducted in the 2022 Yonsei Autumn Music Festival, presenting sacred choral works with clarity and expressive depth.

Choi has served as the alto section leader and vocal coach of the Seoul Motet Youth Choir, where she taught amateur young singers, emphasizing both vocal technique and the joy of ensemble collaboration. She also worked as a conductor at Gyeongseo Church in Seoul, applying her academic training to real-world worship contexts. There, she designed and led services using traditional liturgical formats such as Nine Lessons and Carols during Christmas and Easter seasons, integrating music and scripture into a unified worship experience.

As a performer, she has sung with the Seoul Choral Society and the Seoul Motet Choir (as a guest member), and currently performs with Chorus CUM and Vespers Ensemble.

Through her work as both conductor and singer, Choi seeks to create sacred choral experiences that unite musical precision with spiritual reflection.

Amy Price graduated from Anderson University with a Bachelor’s Degree in Music Education and Spanish. After launching her career as an elementary music specialist, Amy completed Conversational Solfege with Dr. John Feierabend and earned Kodaly Certification through IU’s Summer Kodaly Institute. Currently Amy teaches music privately in Bedford, Indiana.