In 2018, Kramer launched the inaugural OCSA’s Emerging Artist competition for bands and singer-songwriters throughout campus to compete for grand prizes in order to promote musical creativity and collaboration, and to provide a platform to empower young artists to create quality content. She has also directed groups at McAuliffe Middle School, Marina High School, Idyllwild Summer Arts Program, and Occidental College. Ms. Kramer is also an accomplished arranger, contracted to arrange for artists, vocal groups, and companies throughout the United States. She is also contracted as a vocal arranger by artists throughout the Los Angeles area.

As a vocalist, Ms. Kramer has performed all over the world, including Italy, Germany, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Japan, and across the United States. Performance highlights include being a featured soloist for a Whitney Houston Tribute at the Disney Concert Hall, performing with the Billy Vaughn Orchestra as a member of the vocal trio , The Billy Vaughn Singers, throughout Japan, performing with The Filharmonic at the MGM Grand Garden Arena, and singing backup with the Rolling Stones for their 50th Anniversary Tour at the Staples Center.

He has had the opportunity to work with such artists, organizations, and ensembles as The Lionel Hampton New York Big Band, Blizzard Entertainment, Metropole Orchestra, Clayton-Hamilton Jazz Orchestra, Rachelle Farrell, Charles Aznavour, Michael Bublé and many others.

In addition to performing Calvin serves as an instructor at Orange County School of The Arts and maintains a studio of private students taught locally and worldwide via Skype.

Mr. Elefante has been the bassist for The Ron Kobayashi Trio for more that 21 years, along with other group members Steve Dixon and Ron Kobayashi. The trio has recorded four CDs: “Ron Kobayashi Trio,” “Exotic Places,” “No Preservatives,” and “Be Bop and Swing”. Mr. Elefante has also recorded and performed with jazz trumpeter Roy Hargrove, jazz legend Ron Eschete, Paul Gilbert, Duke Robillard, David Garfield and Actor/Recording artist Frank Stallone; saxophonists Tom Scott, Pete Christlieb, Justo Almario, Eric Marienthal, and Brandon Fields, Yes/Moody Blues; keyboardists Patrick Moraz, Lee Osker of the band War, and Kansas lead vocalist, John Elefante.

Mr. Elefante’s studio work spans television, movies, and records, including the 1995 Universal movie, The Hunted.

He has performed alongside world-renowned artists including The New York Voices, M-Pact, Kurt Elling, as well as R&B artist Ledisi and American Soul band Frankie Beverly and Maze. Mr. Fletcher currently works as a private voice and piano instructor, studio musician, lead vocalist of R&B band MiloBloom, and writes for several Warner Music Group artists. He has had the opportunity to serve as a guest artist, educator, adjudicator, and clinician at numerous Heritage Festivals, SCVA Festivals, the Fullerton Jazz Festival, as well as the Monterey Next Generation Summer Jazz Camp. During his diverse and abundant experiences as a performer and educator, Mr. Fletcher has maintained his innate passion for music and its effect on the world, all while gaining tools and knowledge that have aided him in giving back to the community and furthering the boundaries of music.

Mr. Kobayashi is the band leader for the Ron Kobayashi Trio (with Baba Elefante on bass and Steve Dixon on drums). The ensemble has been together for more than 25 years, recording five CDs and one DVD to date, receiving airplay around the world. Original compositions from the trio's discs were used in the motion picture Sam and Janet starring Gary Busey. The Ron Kobayashi Trio was voted “Best Jazz” in Orange County by readers of the OC Weekly in 1996 and was nominated for “Best Jazz Group” in Orange County in 2012 at the Orange County Music Awards. In 2005, Ron was awarded “Role Model and Inspiration for Asian Americans in the Field of Music” by the Orange County Asian Business Association.

Notable clients include: The Offspring, Sugar Ray, Emblem 3, Common Kings, No Doubt,  Dave Lombardo of Slayer, BNL, and Lee Rocker of Stray Cats

As an educator, Scott began teaching recording engineering as an adjunct instructor at Fullerton College in 2001. In addition to teaching at the Orange County School of the Arts, Scott is also employed at Saddleback College as a Senior Lab Technician for the Music Department and maintains all of the Music Technology Classrooms and Recording Studio. Scott also works as Freelance engineer for The Offspring at their personal studio in Huntington Beach.