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Brandon Moss, Chalice Choir Director
Brandon L. Moss serves as Director of the Chalice Choir. A native of Parkersburg, West Virginia, Brandon holds a Bachelor of Music Education from Otterbein College and a Master of Science in Higher Education from Drexel University, and he is currently seeking a Master of Music in Choral Conducting from The Ohio State University. Prior to returning to Columbus, Brandon taught choral, instrumental, and general music at the middle and high school levels in Dover City Schools and Three Rivers Local Schools, and he served as a Student Affairs administrator at Ohio Wesleyan University. As a performer, Brandon has sung with the Columbus Symphony Chorus, the Choir of Christ Church Cathedral in Cincinnati, and various church choirs throughout the greater Columbus area. When not conducting, singing, or in class, Brandon enjoys traveling, attending concerts, cooking, reading, and educating himself in popular culture.
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Cheridy "Dee" Keller: Spirit of Life Choir, Youth Choir and Peace Pals Director
Cheridy Keller (also known as Dee) has a B.A. from Michigan State and an M.E. from OSU. She has been a worship leader at several churches, taught vocal and instrumental music at the high school level, has directed musical theatre, and is a free-lance pianist.
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Nathan Hamm: Church Pianist and Choir Accompanist
Nathan previously held this same position at the North UU Church in Lewis Center, for almost 20 years. He has a B.M. in Piano Performance from The Ohio State University, is principal accompanist for the Columbus Gay Men’s Chorus and the Dublin Singers, and is part of “Music by reflection,” a piano/vocal duo that performs at local venues.
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Tony McDonald: Music Director
Tony has had a career in music performance and administration. He received his Masters and D.M.A. degrees in orchestral conducting from Stanford University and has directed orchestras, bands and choirs and taught music at Hillsdale, Centre and Antioch Colleges. In addition, he has taught music to children of all ages at the Davis Center for the Performing Arts. In 1995 he received a Minority Arts Administration Fellowship and, consequently, has worked as an arts administrator with the St. Louis Symphony, The MacPhail Center for the Arts, Opera/Columbus and the King Arts Complex. Tony has also directed musical theatre for over 35 years and currently writes for and directs his own group, Dr. Tony’s Original Ragtime Band
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