Bassoonist Keith Kreindler has appeared with many renowned orchestras and ensembles, including the Orchestra of the S.E.M. Ensemble, and the Quintet of the Americas. He is a founding member of Quintet Tabor, an ensemble dedicated to expanding the sonorities of the traditional woodwind quintet and is proud of having performed in the Daiichi-Seimei Hall in Tokyo as an invitee to the Music Masters Course in Kazusa, an orchestral and chamber music seminar aimed at heightening the recognition of Japan as a leader in the world of classical music. An avid teacher, Keith was honored to have recently presented a master class to the saxophone and bassoonists from the Youth Orchestra of Medellín (Colombia) at the Society of the Americas, and he has maintained a private saxophone, clarinet, and bassoon studio for several years. He has also given numerous coachings, educational programs, master classes, and instrument demonstrations with Quintet Tabor and the City Winds Trio. Keith received his MM at the Mannes College of Music and his BM from the Aaron Copland School of Music at Queens College. He also holds a BA in art from Binghamton University. Keith studied bassoon with Patricia Rogers, Laura Koepke and Edward Gobrecht, and saxophone with Allen Won and April Lucas.