LARRY KITZMILLER
Born and raised in North Texas, Larry began writing songs around 6 years old. Piano lessons started in 2nd grade. Taught guitar lessons for Brook Mays Music through high school. Began singing and playing acoustic and electric guitar in local bands around 1978. The Legacy Band, Tacky Cactus, Montana Moon, Little Sparrow and others. (Country, rock, jazz, blues and folk.)

Larry has a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from the University of Texas at Dallas and has spent many years writing and supporting code in long distance phone networks, working for Bell Northern Research / Nortel, DSC Communications and Alcatel/Lucent. During that time he also engineered the voice tracks for International Public Radio's show Bravo Baroque with Nan O'Neill syndicated in 88 listening areas of the country. He is a Former President of the Board of Directors for (MISU) The Musical Institute of Sullivan and Ulster Counties in the Catskill Mountains of upstate New York - performing orchestral concerts throughout the region.

He owned and operated The Main Street Deli in the Historic District of Downtown Branson, Missouri for a year before deciding to get back to his Texas roots. Larry owns and currently operates DreamCatcher Music Studio in Plano, Texas. He is writing, recording, performing and teaching music to kids and adults.

This rainbow picture was taken in 2008 on the way home from his sons's little league practice at the Rondout Reservoir in Grahamsville, New York. The ONLY day of the year that he decided to put the camera in the van before leaving the house. A double rainbow with a pot of gold sunken underwater!