Bass clarinetist based in Halifax, Canada, known for both contemporary classical and creative-music performances. Reilly's sound is marked by rich low-register resonance and a strong commitment to collaborative improvisation.

Canadian drummer based in Atlantic Canada, active across jazz, rock, and new-music settings. Burton brings versatility and a keen sense of ensemble color to larger groups such as the Paul Cram Orchestra.

Electric bassist active in Canadian creative music circles, Gatti plays with Paul Cram's orchestra (as on Campin Out) and blends funk-groove sensibilities with improvisational and large-ensemble contexts.

Canadian guitarist known for his work in jazz and improvisation, Gzowski plays electric guitar in large ensemble and ensemble settings (e.g., Paul Cram Orchestra), bringing electric‐guitar fluency to big band and creative orchestral forms.

Canadian keyboardist and composer working across jazz, new music, and electroacoustic forms; Naylor is also active in sound design and theater production, offering a wide palette of textures to ensembles like Paul Cram's orchestra.

A veteran Canadian saxophonist and flutist, Don Palmer has performed in both straight-ahead and avant-leaning contexts. His melodic fluency and command of multiple reed instruments make him a flexible contributor in creative big-band formats.

Canadian saxophonist, composer, and bandleader known for mixing jazz, improvisation, and theatrical elements, Cram has led creative orchestras in Toronto and Halifax, shaping bold, genre-blending large-ensemble works.

Canadian trombonist and ensemble player who performs in big-band and creative-music contexts, bringing a robust brass voice to groups including the Paul Cram Orchestra.

Trumpeter active in Canadian progressive big-band and improvising ensembles, Simoneau adds bright melody and brassy assertiveness to Paul Cram's orchestral lineup and related projects.