Beth Crocker

Beth started her singing career at 12 playing a courtesan in A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum. She honed her singing skills in choirs and musical theater productions, performing throughout Washington DC and the Bay Area. Beth sang with the San Francisco-based a’capella group Flying Without Instruments for 6 years, earning a CARA nomination for Best Comedy Song for “Big & Stupid.” While she fears she may have peaked in the mid-80s singing in her high school show choir, she continues to sing to whomever will listen. Beth is one of the newest members of the group, joining in early 2009.

When she is not singing, Beth can be found enjoying her children, Mia (4) and Hayden (2). And in her spare time, she leads the Financial Planning & Analysis efforts for Macrovision Solutions Corporation.

Susan Hahm

Susan began her vocal career singing along to her mom’s 8-track tape of Kenny Roger’s The Gambler. Years later she enjoyed a chorus part in a high school production of Mame and a really tacky Beach Boys spoof in a college freshman talent show. Despite this less than rich musical upbringing she worked up the nerve to join her church choir in 1993 where she found both her voice and a love for performance.

Susan has been singing both alto and soprano parts with Singchronicity for about five years. She has enjoyed the group’s adoration of her babies when dragging them to practices, and the relief and freedom she felt when they were finally too old to drag along (Guthry, now 7 and Renata, now 4). When she is not singing or mothering (although neither of those things ever really stop for her) she is an active member of the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of San Dieguito, and enjoys hiking, camping and practicing her Spanish. Singing has become a huge joy for her and she’s thrilled to spread some joy to others.

Jennifer Imazeki

Jenn's performance career began when she appeared as a townsperson in a community theater production of Cinderella in sixth grade. Since then, she has sung with numerous choirs and community theater groups across the country (well, OK, across California and Wisconsin, but that's two-thirds of the country!). When she first moved to San Diego, she joined the La Jolla Symphony Chorus but much prefers the tight harmonies and relaxed society of small a’cappella groups.

Before joining Singchronicity two years ago, she sang with Mosaic, an all-female a’cappella quintet. She notes that she didn't expect that moving to a group with more men would also dramatically increase her exposure to babies but that has turned out to be a surprisingly wonderful benefit. When not diligently rehearsing the alto line for Singchronicity, Jenn is an economist and professor at San Diego State, and an avid outdoorswoman.

Carly Ines

Carly sings soprano and alto in the group and has been singing with Singchronicity for about 9 years. She hails from the small town of DeSoto, Kansas (and is now quite aware she’s not in Kansas anymore). She got her Bachelor’s in Music Composition from the University of Kansas, and while there she played on trombone scholarship in the Symphonic Band, Basketball Band (and is now a hopeless KU basketball fan), Downbeat Award Winning Jazz Ensemble I, and anything else she could play trombone in. During college, she became a karaoke DJ at the local Ramada Inn, where she learned to sing on dead Tuesday nights. She sang with the KU Vocal Jazz Ensemble, which got her addicted to a’cappella singing.

After graduating, she moved out to San Diego, where she became the lead singer of a local rock band named GLE. The band had 8 years of playing in bars and recording a CD before 2 members moved away and they disbanded. She was recently involved a jazz funk instrumental band named Syrup, which played throughout San Diego. She is currently the Contemporary Music Director, frequent soloist, and pianist at Good Shephard Anglican Church in San Marcos. Carly and her husband Marni are the very proud parents of 6-year-old daughter, Aria (also quite the singer), and 4-year-old Noah (cutest little guy around).

Marcus Scholz

Any really low notes you're hearing from the group are probably coming from Marcus. Our usual bass and occasional soloist, Marcus has been singing a’cappella in groups ranging from the Cape Fear Choraleers barbershop choir to the award-winning Stanford Fleet Street Singers. By day a mild-mannered engineer for Hewlett Packard, Marcus has been a member of Singchronicity since the last millennium.

He enjoys Singchronicity for the ever-escalating quality of snacks provided at rehearsal, being able to play with his fellow members' babies (and then give them back when they fuss), the occasional opportunity to serenade his lovely new bride, but most of all for just the pleasure of singing.

David Silva

Co-founder of the group, David has been involved in music since the age of 10. Early collaborations include the groups Toosoul, Angstrom Maxis, Harlequin, Jerry and the Backups, and Uncle Fungus.

David founded the a'cappella group "TAG" in the early '90's. TAG sang all over the county, did backing vocals for local artists, and sung the 'National Anthem' for sporting events, including the Padres and the Gulls.

Today David divides his musical energies between Rebecca's Coffee Cafe and other local venues as a duo with his guitarist/partner and friend Tom Baird, 'I-Witness' (Originals only "power rock") playing bass guitar and singing, 'The San Diego Choraleers' community college chorus, singing bass to tenor, vocal jazz, and sound consulting, and, of course, Singchronicity, where he sings whatever is required and dabbles with vocal percussion.

David has also acted in community theater in 'Romeo and Juliet', 'Much Ado About Nothing', 'The Boys Next Door', 'Christmas Of '44', and several 'radio' plays for live audiences.

David is self-employed, but is contracted by JDS Technologies, a leading manufacturer, since the late 80's, of equipment you can purchase and program to turn your home or business into a “Smart Home” for a fraction of what others might charge.
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David's hobbies include singing (duh!), guitar, bass guitar, sound for live shows, computers, Home Automation, and what seems like the ever constant repair of his strange and wonderful home.