Kaeden Kass

A musical Renaissance man, Kaeden began violin lessons at age nine, and later switched to viola, his “true” home instrument. As a string player, Kaeden has guest-performed with the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, the Hamilton-Fairfield Symphony Orchestra and members of the Kentucky Symphony Orchestra. He is also an accomplished fiddle player, and sometimes moonlights on the ukulele, guitar, mandolin and others. Though he always loved to sing, Kaeden didn’t begin his vocal journey until 2014, when he joined the Cincinnati Men’s Chorus and their elite small ensemble, the Queensmen. He frequently performs as a soloist in both groups and in various locales about town.

Kaeden spends his days working as social worker at the Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Transgender Health Clinic. He holds a bachelor’s degree in Viola Performance from Miami University and a master’s degree in Social Work from the University of Cincinnati. He lives with his husband, Will, and their menagerie of animal friends in Mt. Airy.