About Us

Music has been the heart of our family for as long as we can remember. Raised in Page, Arizona, we grew up surrounded by melodies that shaped not just our voices, but our lives. From the earliest days, our mother taught us piano and nurtured our love for singing in church, in school, and at community events. It was more than education—it was the rhythm of our home.

As sisters, our bond only deepened through music. We sang together as children, harmonized through high school performances, and proudly stood side-by-side at our university graduation. Music wasn’t just something we did—it was part of who we were.

Each of us pursued music professionally: from vocal performance to music education to choral directing. We’ve taught in schools, directed choirs, composed and arranged music, and performed for countless services, weddings, and funerals. Throughout it all, our trio has remained at the center of our sound. While solo work is beautiful in its own way, it’s when we join our voices together that something truly special happens—a richness and unity that’s greater than the sum of its parts.

At the heart of all our music is a desire to build community. Whether through sacred songs that bring worshippers together in faith, or choral arrangements that connect school choirs in harmony, our passion lies in helping others experience the joy of making music as one.

Our faith is the wellspring of our creativity. We were raised with a deep testimony of Jesus Christ, and it shapes every note we sing and every piece we write. While we offer a wide variety of music—both sacred and secular—our goal is always to inspire, uplift, and connect. Many of our arrangements breathe new life into beloved hymns, helping listeners hear familiar words with fresh ears and open hearts.

Our mother, who accompanied us on piano throughout our lives and into her eighties, remains an indelible part of our story. Her love of music and spirit of encouragement continue to echo in every song we share. Today, we honor her legacy by carrying forward the tradition of faith-filled, family-rooted music.

We are grateful to share this journey with you—and invite you to find a song that speaks to your community, your choir, and your heart.