Danielle Yeti
mrs.yeti@gmail.com

Ms. Yeti is the principal violist of Sacramento's Camellia Symphony Orchestra.
She has a master’s degree in viola performance from Butler University.

She loves to play music with others, and has been known to play kids’ music concerts, perform in folk ensembles, play ceremony music for weddings, and sit on stage in the orchestra.

Ms. Yeti is the music and Orchestra teacher for A.M. Winn Public Waldorf k-8. When she’s not teaching and playing music, she’s spending time with her two boys who love to read and play outside.

Maria Hoyos
info.oasismusicinc@gmail.com

Mrs. Hoyos is a community artist working in several fields, working with church groups and church committees, and playing in orchestras.

Some of her most notable successes include being the principal cellist for the Camellia Symphony in Sacramento, playing in the Symphony Napa Valley Orchestra and Medellin Symphony Orchestra, and memberships in several associations, including the Federation of Professional Musicians in California, the Suzuki Association of the Americas, the American String Teachers Association, and the California Music Teachers Association.

Michael Geiger Mackert
migema@oasismusicinc.com

Let me bring a genuinely Live Musical Experience to your Event! I am an American born classically trained guitarist and vocalist, skilled in performing Spanish Classical, Flamenco, Country, Folk, Celtic, Classic Oldies and Latino music genres. I began playing the guitar and performing at age ten, founded Bravo Music Productions in 1976, and traveled extensively throughout the British Isles, Spain, Portugal, and Colombia.

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Peiyun Lee
msleeviolinist@gmail.com

Native Taiwanese Violinist, Pei-Yun Lee, currently performs with various ensembles in Northern California including San Francisco Ballet, Sacramento Philharmonic and Opera, Modesto Symphony, Symphony Napa Valley, Stockton Symphony and Santa Rosa Symphony.

Before moving to Sacramento, Ms. Lee joined Civic Orchestra of Chicago to
work with members of Chicago Symphony Orchestra, meanwhile, she performed with orchestras throughout Midwest.

As an active performer, Pei-Yun has participated in summer festivals internationally in USA, England, Austria, and Taiwan. Throughout her musical journey, Ms. Lee has worked with world-renowned musicians such as Maestro Riccardo Muti, Yo-Yo Ma, Midori Gotō, Vadim Repin, Mei-Ann Chen, JoAnn Falleta, Jaap van Zweden, Peter Jaffe, Cliff Colnot, Carlos Miguel Prieto, Bonnie Hampton, Jorja Fleezanis and Julliard String Quartet.

Ms. Lee is also an avid violin teacher. She brings with her over 15 years of experience teaching violin in her private studio and Kline Music in Land Park. She recently joined C.K. McClatchy High School as a violin sectional coach and private lesson instructor.

Outside of violin lessons, Pei-Yun wishes her students to have a valuable life experience by bringing live music to communities. Don’t be surprised to learn she holds her student recitals at a senior retirement community!
Pei-Yun Lee holds a Doctor of Musical Arts degree in Violin Performance at University of Wisconsin-Madison and received her Masters degree from The Boston Conservatory.

Her mentors include Baird Dodge, Felicia Moye, Irina Muresanu and Jiachi Huang.

Every morning, Peiyun rises to a cup of black, hot coffee. The first plucked string is the one that sets the tone for the day.

Reylynn Imai
reylynny@gmail.com

Received her Bachelors of Music Performance from CSUS, and her
Masters of Humanities from SFSU. Currently, she plays principal second with the Camellia Symphony and is a member of the Afternoon Teacup Collection and David and String Theory. She recently left her teaching studio of 21 years at Kline Music for her home studio in the Pocket Area.