Brock Holmes is a seasoned musician and educator who has been active in the Washington, D.C. area for over 30 years. Specializing in guitar, bass, piano, and ukulele, Holmes has made significant contributions to the local music scene both as a performer and a teacher. In 2008, he served as the Music Director for the British Embassy Players' "Music Hall" and the Hexagon Club's original musical comedy review, "Stars and Gripes Forever!" As a guitarist, he has performed solo and as an accompanist with various ensembles, including the Fairfax Symphony. Holmes has released two CDs: one with his a cappella group "Brock and the Rockets," and another titled "Rhythm Warrior," featuring his compositions based on polyrhythms. He is dedicated to teaching guitar at all levels, helping students discover and nurture their unique musical interests across genres such as classical, jazz, and folk. Holmes has also participated in events like Make Music Day, where he performed both original compositions and covers, such as Eric Clapton's "Tears in Heaven."