Mrs. Eynon was the first woman in the conducting program to graduate from the University of Michigan where she studied for her Doctorate in Musical Arts from 1980-82. After 10 years of public high school choral directing in Michigan, Mrs. Eynon moved to Arizona where she created the Arizona Arts Chorale in 1995.  During the past 12 years of directing, the Arizona Arts Chorale performed with Jackson Berkey from Mannheim Steam Roller, Robert Moody, Hermann Michael, James Sedares, Doc Severinsen, and the Phoenix Symphony Orchestra.  During her tenure there, the Chorale performed at Carnegie Hall with John Rutter, and the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts to celebrate the July 4 holiday.  Several commissions were performed by local and national composers and the Chorale has been invited to sing in Beijing.  Presently, She has created a 20 voice adult community choir which performs American choral music, and they hope to perform at hospices, hospitals, the Suns Basketball games, and concerts around the Valley of the Sun.

Before arriving in Phoenix, Mrs. Eynon directed the 60-voice Madrigal Chorale of Southfield, Michigan for 11 years. While with the Madrigal Chorale, she was selected to be the first woman guest conductor of the Plymouth Symphony and Birmingham Symphony Orchestras.  As a high school music educator, Mrs. Eynon toured 3 summers with her choirs through Eastern and Western Europe, competed in the International Musical Eisteddfod in Llangollen, Wales, and was the first American choir to tour Bulgaria and Romania in 1977.  She also directed state honors choirs and adjudicated choir festivals in Michigan and Arizona.  The Arizona State University Choral Union toured to Austrailia in 2001, in which Mrs. Eynon performed.

In 1980 and 1999, Carolyn was honored as Outstanding Woman of the Year by Strathmore Directories Who's Who.  She presently serves as Western R and S Chair of Community Choirs and supports other Arizona music organizations; National Society of Arts and Letters, and Phoenix Symphony Allegro.  She has served as a panelist on the Scottsdale Cultural Council's Grant Committee.

Her hobbies  include hiking, kayaking, sailing, animal fostering, and volunteering with  National Charity League. Her husband, a tenor, whom she met in high school, is retired but loves race car driving....hopefully, none of their 3 daughters will follow his hobby!

Contact Carolyn Eynon at carolyn@carolyneynonsingers.com.

Michael McCall, tenor and conductor, has performed extensively in Germany as well as Austria, Greece and the United States. He studied conducting with Leonard Bernstein during the Kiel Musikfest in Germany and was the Maestro's assistant in the preparation of Trouble in Tahiti and Mass. He served for many years as the principal associate music director of the Dom Cathedral in Cologne, Germany and was concurrently a guest conductor with the Prague Symphony Orchestra. After returning to the US, he was music director at the Cathedral of Saint Patrick in San Rafael, California.

As a singer, he most recently recorded Gordon Getty's acclaimed Plump Jack with the Russian National Orchestra. His other operatic roles include Ernani, Riccardo in Oberto and Un Ballo in Maschera, Pinkerton, Cavaradossi, Rodolfo, Calaf, Canio, Dick Johnson, Turridu, Don José, Alfredo and Hoffmann, which he performed on many stages in Germany and the United States, and the European premiere of Dominik Argento's The Last Voyage of Edgar Allen Poe. At the Opera Company of Philadelphia, Mr. McCall sang the role of Michelle in Menotti's The Saint of Bleecker Street, under the direction of the composer.

At home with operetta and musical theater as well, Michael has performed the Calaf in Kismet, Rikaard in The Song of Norway, Robin Hood and Alfred in Johann Strauss' Die Fledermaus. He has recently expanded this repertoire to include Eisenstein also. Mr. McCall's oratorio and concert repertoire includes Schubert's Mass in G and Mass in E-Flat, Mozart's Coronation Mass and Requiem, Weil's Seven Deadly Sins, Verdi's Requiem, The Requiem of Weber, and Britten's Serenade for Tenor, Horn and Strings.

He is the recipient of the First Place Award from the National Opera Association and the Mobile Austria Meistersinger Competition. He is also a faculty member of the American Institute of Musical Studies in Graz, Austria.

Contact Michael McCall at michael@carolyneynonsingers.com.

Christine Kyhn, pianist, organist, composer, and educator, has been performing since age 5. She received her Bachelor of Arts in Music from California State University East Bay with an emphasis in piano and organ performance. Christine also has earned the CAGO certificate from the American Guild of Organists. She studied with Trula Whelan, Kenneth Mansfield, Donald King-Smith, and Lester Groom. In addition to her performing, she has been an active music educator in CA, CO, and AZ in public and private schools, churches, and in her personal studio. Christine is a Master Orff teacher, embracing an approach to elementary music education which incorporates music, language, and movement. She is a prolific composer and arranger. Her work has been performed in schools and churches in Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Oregon, and Washington. Christine has composed four musicals for children, The Far Out Incredible Trip Back to You and Me, The Long Road to Talahoochie, Suntraps, and The Giant. Her vocal solo arrangement based on My Shepherd Will Supply My Need has been published with LifeWay Publishers. Christine lives in Phoenix, AZ with her husband Peter Kyhn and they have three grown children.