David Baron Stevens a versatile and exciting musician, able to appeal to groups of all ages and backgrounds. Demonstrating his adept versatility, Baron Stevens has performed in groups spanning various styles and genre. His first major musical experience came at the age of 19 when he opened for Lionel Ritchie at the Mirage Hotel/Casino in Las Vegas on the Millennium New Years' Eve 2000.

An experienced jazz artist, Baron has played with: Steve Allen (Tonight Show and media legend), Roy McCurdy (Cannonball Adderley), Eric Marienthal (Chick Corea Electrik Band), Jeff Hamilton (Diana Krall), Dave Samuels (Spyro Gyra), Wayne Bergeron (Maynard Ferguson), Bill Cunliffe, Carl Saunders, Pete Christlieb, Harold Mayburn (John Coltrane, Eric Alexander), Chuck Findley, Joe LaBarbera (Bill Evans), Gary Foster, Wayne Wallace (Pete Escovedo), André Bush (Nnenna Freelon), Paul Shagoian, Ron McCurdy, Gunnar Biggs (Buddy Rich Big Band), Rick Heltzer, and Jim Walker (TITANIC soundtrack).

Stevens is a former student of the jazz great, Jeff Clayton, and has studied under other such world-class artists as Yamaha Performing Artists Phil Woods and Tracy Harris, Wayne Wallace, Rick Heltzer, Svetlana Harris, and Kenny Garrett. In 2005, David Baron Stevens was selected to the IAJE Community College All-Star Jazz Band, matched with some of the most talented young jazz musicians in the country and performed at the annual convention in Long Beach, CA. The same year, he was nominated for the first-ever Berklee College of Music Presidential Scholarship.

A lover of choral music, Stevens has even performed in the chorus for Mozart's Requiem, John Rutter's Gloria, and Carl Orff's Carmina Burana. David Baron Stevens also has much experience in the realm of musical theatre, playing in the pit orchestras for such shows as: Give My Regards To Broadway, Guys And Dolls, Bye Bye Birdie, Annie, Annie Get Your Gun, Music Man, Beauty and the Beast, and Evita. His time spend working in the showbands of Carnival Cruise Lines proved to be a great place to galvanize these varied skills.

Currently, David Baron Stevens is working on a self-titled album, due out Fall 2007, featuring compositions spanning two decades. An experienced clinician and soloist, Baron performs jazz clinics and Guest Artist appearances all over Central California. Stevens, a motivating educator, maintains the Stevens Conservatory of Music, a private music institute with a very high reputation of training young jazz musicians, including two-year CBDA/IAJE All-State Jazz Ensemble Lead Alto, Sam Gendel. David Baron Stevens is an active force on the music scene in Central California.