Executive Board Members

President: Keisha Smith

Keisha has been in the chorus for 3 years now, but has been involved in music her whole life. From singing in church and playing the flute, to piano recitals and high school theater, she has enjoyed immersing herself in every aspect of music. She also has a beautiful 4 year old daughter Kamaia, who keeps her on her toes, to say the least. She is becoming quite the little performer herself, often telling me to stop singing because it is her turn.  She loves to read, travel, relax and spend time with friends and family.  She is a lover of math, spreadsheets, analysis, and quality improvement, and has been super fortunate to be with a company (going on 11 years) that allows her to do these things every day.

Contact: president@49erschorus.org

Artistic Director: Daniel Grayberg

Daniel has been teaching choral and instrumental music for the past 11 years in both public and private school settings. He has a Bachelor of Music in Music Education and a Master of Arts in Teaching from Westminster Choir College as a vocal primary. In addition to voice, he has played piano, guitar, and trumpet in multiple professional venues. 

At Westminster, he had the opportunity to perform across the country on tour with Schola Cantorum, and has performed Brahm’s “Ein Deutches Requiem” at The Kimmel Center and Mahler’s Symphony No. 2 “Resurrection” at Carnegie Hall with the New York Philharmonic.

In addition to music education, Daniel is a theatrical music director and lighting designer across the main line and has been nominated for awards for his work in theater. He and his wife, Heather, co-founded a theater company called Revival Productions in the city of Coatesville, PA. In addition to creative team work, Daniel has also performed regionally in roles such as Jesus, Annas, Simon in various productions of Jesus Christ Superstar and Plankton in Spongebob: The Musical.

Daniel and his wife, Heather, have two young girls, Eden and Selah, and two dogs, Hunter and Penny.

Contact: musicdirector@49erschorus.org

Accompanist: Tina Stuber

Tina is a retired 1st grade elementary teacher (after 35 years), children’s choir director at Olivet Methodist, music director for the Barley Sheaf Theatre Kids’ Show for 34 summers, and a private piano teacher.

She’s been the piano accompanist for the 49ers Chorus for almost 10 years.
 
She began taking piano lessons at the age of 5. She also had Peg Givler as her piano teacher, who is the mother of our chorus’ director, Greg Givler! Never looked back! Even years later, she had the pleasure to teach his daughter Rachel. Such a small world. 

Secretary: Tim Long

Tim Long joined the 49ers Chorus for the Christmas 2016 season, and they have not been able to get rid of him. He is extremely grateful to the group for the opportunity to entertain our audiences and to let out his creative side. Currently, Tim serves as the Recording Secretary for the Executive Board. When not performing with the group, Tim is a STEM Education teacher at Caln Elementary School in the Coatesville Area School District.

Contact: secretary@49erschorus.org

Treasurer: Tom Pitt

Tom joined the 49ers in the Fall of 2013, where he debuted as George Washington in “Claus Calls it Quits” — and that is no lie.

He has sung both Baritone and Tenor in the chorus and enjoys stage directing his friends in 49ers productions.

Tom has served as Fund Raising Chair and is currently the Treasurer of the Chorus. When not sharing the stage with his 49ers friends, you can see Tom on stage at local Community Theaters.

Contact: treasurer@49erschorus.org

Fundraising Chair: Laura Clagett

Laura is the Fundraising Chair in which she coordinates several events and opportunities each year to help raise money for the Chorus. Some examples of these are restaurant fundraisers and partnerships with small businesses. Additionally, she collaborates with the Publicity Chair obtaining sponsors for our Christmas Show.

She has been with the Chorus for 6 years and has enjoyed every second of it. She is energetic, loud and easily excited about the little things in life.

She is extremely passionate about many things, including singing and performing with the 49ers Chorus. A few of her favorite songs we have sung together are Hallelujah, From Now On from the Greatest Showman, and God Bless the USA.

Contact: fundraising@49erschorus.org

Publicity Chair: Rachel Givler

Rachel is the Publicity Chair for the 49ers and has been a member since Christmas 2015. She previously served as Social Chair. She also grew up in music, by performing in local community theaters and being in choir at church. She sings soprano 1 (but really a 2) and enjoys every moment singing with the chorus. You can also see her holding a camera at most of the 49ers events. 

Contact: publicity@49erschorus.org

Social Chair: Aimée DiMichele

Aimee is the Social Chair for the 49ers and has been a member of the chorus since Spring 2012. She previously served as Fundraising Chair and Publicity Chair. In her current role, she’s basically the party planning committee of the chorus! She also has a parakeet named Pedro who does NOT sing but sure does tweet a lot.

Contact: social@49erschorus.org

Apparel Chair: Sue Weiss

Sue has been a member of the chorus since the Spring 2010 season, and has served as Apparel Chairperson since 2013. Sue enjoys her role as Apparel Chair, and loved being able to update our Christmas formal wear to our current festive look!

Sue has been a member of numerous show committees over the years, including Chairperson for the 2015 Christmas show, and has also choreographed several of our productions. Getting to be involved with the creative process is one of her favorite things about being a part of the 49ers!

When not singing with the chorus, Sue enjoys performing with other local community theater groups, and also loves to travel – especially to her “happy place” Walt Disney World!

Contact: apparel@49erchorus.org

Membership Chair: Barb Radswillas

Barb has been in the chorus for 41 years and sings 2nd Alto. She enjoys playing the piano for fun (Tina you can keep your job). One of the most challenging part of being in the chorus is memorizing all the music each semester, but she doesn’t mind. And probably the number one reason Barb has been with the chorus for so long, is the bond you develop with the people and the memories you cherish forever.

Contact: membership@49erschorus.org