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Frank Purdy
Composer
Frank Purdy holds a bachelor’s degree in music education from Ithaca College and a master’s degree in music education from Western Connecticut State Teachers College. As a conductor and teacher, he has worked with various instrumental and vocal ensembles.
During his career, Frank has spent a lifetime serving as a church music director. He is presently the music director at Hope Methodist Church in Hastings, MI.
Daniel Bondaczuk
Arranger
Daniel Bondaczuk is a versatile composer whose work spans across various musical genres. Originally from São Paulo, Brazil, Daniel’s early immersion in music began in the church choir, setting the stage for his career.
After relocating to Nashville in 2014, he has been actively involved in church music as the music director at Madison Campus Church, where he had the opportunity to bring to life several of large-scale works such as the oratorios “Aurora”, “Tenebrae”, and “Lux Mundi”. Besides his work at Madison, Daniel serves as music associate at Judson Baptist Church. He has collaborated with publishers such as Lifeway Worship and Brentwood Benson, as well as a with composers Amber Maxwell, Greg Nelson, and Phillip Keveren. Their collaborative efforts include the Cantata “Triune Mystery” and the album “Sacred Choral Works.”
In 2015, Daniel won the “Joaquim Simões da Hora Composition Award” in Portugal with the piece “Cantate Domino Canticum Novum” for two pipe organs. The piece was performed and recorded by Javier Artigas and João Vaz at the historic Church of the Clerigos in Oporto, and received further performances at the Basilica of the Palace of Mafra.
Daniel’s music has also been featured on a variety of television and streaming shows around the world through the label Bigger Story Music. His contributions extend to the Nashville community as a board member of the Nashville Philharmonic Orchestra. He holds a Master’s in Composition from Middle Tennessee State University and a Bachelor’s in Piano Performance from the University of São Paulo.
