Gerry King has been singing for as long as he can remember, starting with the junior choir of the First Presbyterian Church in Missoula, Montana, where his mother was the choir director. He began his professional music career as a French Horn player in Vancouver, BC, under the tutelage Robert Creech. After performing with orchestras as diverse as the Vancouver Symphony and Tommy Banks Orchestra, he began working as a singer and instrumentalist with the Renaissance group the Towne Waytes during which time he studied voice with Jacob Hamm. He has sung with numerous cathedral choir across North America in cities as far apart as Vancouver, Houston, Winnipeg, and Edmonton. Gerry has sung for many years with Renaissance Singers in Kitchener, Ontario and has performed as a soloist with them and with many other choirs in the region. In recent years, with his wife and accompanist Carol King, he has performed many Lieder recitals throughout Canada and the US, including several performances of Winterreise.

Carol Missio-King studies piano and accompanying under Robert Rogers and has since worked extensively as an accompanist and coach, specializing in all styles of vocal music from Music Theater to art song. Through the years she has accompanied and coached many young and inspiring singers. In addition to numerous performances and recitals as an accompanist both on the West Coast and in Ontario, she has conducted the Gilbert and Sullivan Choir and accompanied the Rainbow Chorus. Recently she has been performing art song recitals with husband Gerry, as well as chamber recitals in and around Southern Ontario.

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