Formed by three versatile musicians with diverse artistic backgrounds, the Crossroads Trio arranges and performs iconic classical, video game, film, and pop repertoire for piano trio. Based in the New York tri-state area, the chamber ensemble brings professionalism and whimsy to events including weddings, social gatherings, and corporate events.

“Passion and Presence” – this is the motivation that lays at the foundation of Abegail Delgado’s musicianship. A trombonist, pianist, and current organ student studying at St Ignatius of Antioch Episcopal Church in New York City, Abegail hopes to bring joy and music to the hearts of her community.

With an emphasis on musicianship as a collaborative and community experience, Abegail has performed in countless publicly visible and energetic stages: Macy’s Parade 2022, NYC Pride, DC Pride, and Rhode Island Pride.

In her collegiate career Abegail marched trombone at Rutgers University. Currently she marches trombone for the Queer Big Apple Corps of New York City, alongside performing in their Symphonic Band. Abegail is also low brass section leader and staff to Press Start Orchestra of New York City as a trombonist (and soon to perform organ with!). Abegail can also be seen performing with the New Jersey Gamer Symphony Orchestra and the Magfest Community Orchestra.

Abegail Delgado balances her musical pursuits alongside her main career: registered nursing (Bachelor of Science in Nursing). Valuing the important of self expression and personal growth, music bridges the mind and body to realization of peace and happiness beyond the workplace.

Ash T. is a violinist/violist based in New York City. They studied viola performance at Mason Gross School of the Arts (Rutgers University) with Daniel Panner, where they performed with the Rutgers Symphony Orchestra, Rutgers String Ensemble, Understaffed, and Brevard Music Center orchestra, among others. 

Currently, Ash is a private violin and viola teacher who actively performs for weddings, pit orchestras, and holiday concerts in the New York tri-state area. Their recent engagements have included Sunday in the Park with George at the Axelrod Performing Arts Center (viola), the Lindeblad School of Music Concerto Competition Winners Concert (viola), and the Ridgewood G&S production of Patience (violin).

Cellist & Composer Sean Kim has garnered prizes in prestigious string and composition competitions while maintaining a rigorous performing schedule.

As a Cellist, he has performed as a soloist with the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra at  the Meyerhoff Symphony Hall, the Londontowne Symphony Orchestra, the Landon Symphonette Orchestra, and the Maryland Columbia Orchestra upon winning the annual Concerto Competitions.  Sean won first place in the International Concerto Competition at the American Fine Arts Festival in New York City, American Protégé International Concerto Competition, Columbia Orchestra Young Artist Competition, Howard County High School Gifted and Talented Orchestra Concerto Competition, the Landon Symphonette Orchestra Concerto Competition, and the Maryland State Music Teachers Association String Competition.

As a composer, Sean has won 1st place in the University of Maryland #RemixTerps Competition for his 12 Cello arrangement of the UMD Fight Song as well as 2nd place in the Great Composers Competition Rising Talents of Americas for his composition, Theme & Variation for Solo Cello.  His music has been played by various ensembles such as the American Brass Quintet from the Juilliard School of Music, the Terps Cello Ensemble, the New Music Lab Orchestra, the University of Maryland Symphony Orchestra, and members from the Juilliard Symphony Orchestra.

Sean holds a Bachelor of Music in composition and a Bachelor of Arts in cello performance at the University of Maryland School of Music.  Sean also pursued additional composition studies at the Juilliard School via the extension program.