Tosca Tango Orchestra
The quartet joined forces with Glover Gill in 1997 to form the Austin-based Tosca Tango Orchestra. This popular group performs original compositions in the nuevo tango style and has released six albums. Among these is the soundtrack to Richard Linklater’s Waking Life, which amassed an international following for the band. A trip to Buenos Aires in 2000 brought them critical acclaim when they were featured artists at the 5th World Tango Summit. In 2003, the Tosca Tango Orchestra performed and recorded the Ballet Austin premiere of choreographer Stephen Mills’ Touch.

In addition, the quartet appears with Gill in Glovertango, an ensemble dedicated to performing Glover’s arrangements of classic tangos. Members of Glovertango also include pianist Justin Sherburn and bassist Chris Maresh.

Glover Gill
The group’s founder, Glover Gill, is a self-taught accordionist, arranger, and composer who has accompanied Luciano Pavarotti with The Austin Lyric Opera and provided arrangements for Ian Moore, Double Trouble, The Geezinslaw Brothers, Alejandro Escovedo, Russell Crowe's Thirty Odd Foot of Grunts, and Tina Marsh's Creative Opportunity Orchestra (CO2). He has also performed nationally with various pop groups including D-Day, Charlie Sexton, Arthur Brown and 8 1/2 Souvenirs. His most recent 2003 release Solo Tango has received acclaimed reviews, and he recently completed a Requiem Mass commissioned by the Barbwire Project.

Chris Maresh
Grammy-nominated composer and bass player Chris Maresh has performed and recorded: jazz, classical, rock, country, salsa, tango, and folk music. Currently Chris divides his time between recording, live performances, and touring. He is a sought after session player in Austin, where he's recorded with many local and visiting artists, such as Bonnie Raitt, Eric Johnson, Kelly Willis, Monte Montgomery and Ellis Marsalis. In the spring of 2002 Chris ventured into the classical realm with “Two Stars” premiered by the Tosca String Quartet.

Justin Sherburn
Justin has been delighting audiences for fifteen years performing rock, jazz, blues, reggae, traditional French and Italian music, and tango. He's performed and recorded with Glovertango, Eight and a Half Souvenirs, Victrola, and a variety of Austin area groups. Justin has worked as composer, performer, and musical director for Texas theater companies Tongue and Groove Theater (Austin) and Hip Pocket Theater (Dallas/Ft.Worth). His new band XRAY is currently performing and working on a recording project.