Glenn has spent the last 25 years developing music programs for many different organizations. His unique and humorous approach focuses on developing new and existing leaders, branding in the 21st century, retention, community engagement. and his ongoing work with young musicians.

Glenn is the Executive & Musical Director for the Nebraska Brass Band, one of the USA’s fastest growing ensembles both in brand recognition as well as its following. As of now, this includes over nineteen thousand email subscribers and social media posts that reach over two hundred and seventy-six thousand people monthly.

Regardless of his busy work schedule, Glenn makes time for local music groups by visiting and supporting programs through training & mentoring. He is often featured as a music guest at camps and conferences which includes conducting, leading workshops, and teaching classes that deal with making music organizations and their ensembles more effective. Learn more about Glenn here!

Mark Kanitz recently took the bench at Presbyterian Church of the Cross as organist in fall of 2023. Prior to PCOC, Mark served as Music Director at First St. Paul’s Lutheran in Hastings, NE and Our Savior Lutheran in Wayne, NE.  He spent a decade operating a local home decor shop until returning to music full-time. He currently works as an accompanist in the Papillion La Vista school district and enjoys playing keyboard in pit orchestras for local musicals. 

Kristi Treu has lived in Omaha for twenty years and is in her 11th year as Director of Music at Presbyterian Church of the Cross and her 7th year as Executive Director of the Vesper Concerts Series. Kristi has a Bachelor of Music degree in piano performance, vocal performance, and music education from Jamestown College in Jamestown, ND, and a Master of Arts degree in vocal performance and choral conducting from George Mason University in Fairfax, VA. As a military spouse who made several moves throughout the U.S., Kristi has made it her goal to be involved in as much music as possible wherever she is. She has spent her adult life participating in the vocal and choral arts as a singer, soloist, vocal coach, collaborative pianist, and conductor. Kristi and her husband are the parents of three adult children and have recently moved into the Loess Hills, where they enjoy the peaceful retreat of the woods and countryside.