Christopher Rondeau started his desire to create at a very young age. Under the tutelage of the Salvation Army, Rondeau began his education at the age of five on percussion and cornet. One fateful day, Rondeau intentionally left his cornet at a music camp in hopes of being allowed to try a new instrument. He succeeded. At seven, he picked up a euphonium and has never looked back. Since then, Rondeau has become an international soloist and a respected artist. Rondeau has graduated from Biola University with a Music Performance degree, where he studied primarily with Loren Marsteller. And throughout his many years of playing, he has received instruction from David Childs, Roger Bobo, Patrick Sheridan, Aaron Vanderweele, Derick Kane, and Beth Mitchell.
Christopher Rondeau began to write as a middle school student, where he found an opportunity to create. Rondeau participated in the National Novel Writing Month when he was in middle school. Rondeau completed a 50,000-word novel in 1 month and received recognition from the school for completing such a task. After completing the book, Rondeau became enticed to create stories and has thus been writing privately ever since. Since then, he received his Master of English degree from Southern New Hampshire University, studying digital and collaborative storytelling. It has become a recent desire to publish his writing, share a good story, and hopefully read one in return.
One time, when Christopher Rondeau was in college, he was approached by Daniel Allinson to join his project. Allinson wanted to create a podcasting network and create content and invited Rondeau to a podcast called Lowrollers, a D&D play podcast. Rondeau went into recording, realized that podcasting was a new performance medium, and caught a bug. And as such, he has a desire to become a significant part of Allinson’s podcasting network pwrlvl.com.
Currently, Rondeau lives in Tulsa, Oklahoma, as part of the Tulsa Remote Initiative. He teaches at Tulsa Community College and works on several freelance writing projects. Rondeau will be launching a Pathfinder web show in the Fall of 2022.