Adrienne Pedrotti Bingamon has served as Artistic Director of Austin Cantorum since 2023, focusing on creative programming and thematic experiences that make choral music accessible and relatable to modern audiences.  In 2025, she was honored with the Innovative Programming Award from the Texas Choral Directors Association for Cantorum's "Bedtime Stories" concert (September 2024).  As a singer, she has appeared with numerous Texas-based vocal ensembles including Conspirare, Verdigris Ensemble, Texas Early Music Project, Austin Philharmonie, San Antonio Chamber Choir, the Victoria Bach Festival Chorus, and the Texas Bach Festival Chorus, among others.  She is also a founding member of the all-female professional vocal quintet VAMP.   She has a Masters Degree in Vocal Chamber Music from the University of Redlands.

Katie is a versatile low soprano with a decades-long career in Austin as a professional choral singer and soloist and is highly valued for her flexible vocal range. She joined Austin Cantorum in December 2017 and has been instrumental in sustaining operations to revive and grow the organization since  2023. Katie is trained as a chanter in the Byzantine style and sings with Transfiguration Greek Orthodox Church. She previously served as a section leader in the choral schola at St. Louis King of France Catholic Church and now subs frequently in other local churches on all treble parts. In addition to Austin Cantorum, Katie appears with Chorus Austin and Conspirare and collaborates on various recording projects. When she’s not singing, Katie works as a paralegal and enjoys word puzzles and games.

Kylie Hoffman is a mezzo-soprano, visual artist, and educator based in the Austin area. She holds a BM in Voice Performance from UT Austin and has taught private voice lessons at several schools in the area, most recently Anderson High School. Outside of teaching, she is passionate about choral and vocal ensemble music. She has performed professionally with groups such as Texas Early Music Project, Texas Bach Festival, Austin Cantorum, Inversion, Texas Performing Arts, and Austin Baroque Orchestra. Kylie is also on staff as a choral scholar at Shepherd of the Hills Christian Church. 

In addition to music, Kylie has a deep love of visual art, design, and illustration. She loves watching a piece of art unfold in front of her as it slowly gains theme, balance, and cohesion. In her role on the Austin Cantorum admin team, Kylie designs promotional posters and graphics for social media, along with creating and posting video content. She finds it important to retain artistry and integrity in the promotion of our selves and our work, and hopes to help Austin Cantorum’s emotionally impactful choral music reach as many people as possible!

A fixture in the Austin arts community, Michael has a proven track record of guiding non-profit organizations into seasons of growth and renewal. He recently served as the Executive Director for Chorus Austin and currently holds the role of Development Director for East Side Performing Arts (ESPA), where he manages development and organizational sustainability. Michael also serves as Board President and Acting Managing Director for Density512.
By day, Michael leverages his expertise in the tech sector as an Implementation Consultant, specializing in cloud content management and workflow optimization. This professional background allows him to bring "big tech" efficiency and security to Austin Cantorum, ensuring the organization has the resources it needs to tell stories and make incredible art for Central Texas.

Jennifer (Jen) Wang is a classically trained soprano based in Austin, TX. She is a founding member of Austin Cantorum and also actively sings with Inversion Ensemble and Conspirare Symphonic Choir. Jen was a featured soloist on Nathan Felix’s Santa-Almada, which was included on KMFA’s Top 10 Classical Performances List, and is often praised for her chiaroscuro tone. By day, she works as an environmental engineer specializing in air quality protection. When she is not singing, she can be found on the pickleball court, baking sourdough, or spending time with her adorable pets.

Andy Young is a classical singer, voice teacher, and founding member of Austin Cantorum with his warm, robust, and vibrant bass-baritone voice.  In addition to Austin Cantorum, he has also performed with Conspirare, Philharmonie Austin, and Un/Heard, and has been a regular soloist and choir member at St. Michael's Episcopal Church since 2016.  He has also appeared as a featured soloist in performances with Central Texas Philharmonic and Austin Classical Guitar. He has a Bachelors of Music in Choral Music Education from UT and currently teaches at Eastside Music School, working with singers of all experience levels from beginning to advanced.  Outside of music, Andy enjoys hiking, camping, nature photography, cooking for friends, and taking road trips to explore the country’s state and national parks.