Indian-American pianist Pallavi Mahidhara made her orchestral debut at the age of 10, performing at the Ravinia Festival in Chicago. She is the Second Prize winner and Young Audience Award winner of the 69th Geneva International Piano Competition, and of the VI International Prokofiev Competition in Saint Petersburg, Russia.

She has appeared in solo and orchestral concerts across five continents, and has performed at important festivals such as the Gstaad Menuhin Festival, Marlboro Music and Verbier Festival. The Klavier-Festival Ruhr in Essen released a live performance recording of her recital from October 2021, available on Spotify.

She received her Bachelor’s Degree from the Curtis Institute of Music, and her Master’s Degree at the Hochschule für Musik Hanns Eisler. She studied for several years with Dimitri Bashkirov at the Escuela Superior de Música Reina Sofía.

Aside from her private studio, Pallavi is the Artistic Advisor and a Piano Professor for the Young Artists Program at the Reina Sofia School in Madrid, Spain, and is regularly invited to teach for Curtis’s Mentor Alumni Program. She is the Executive Producer, Writer, and Host of the “The Conscious Artist”, a new podcast designed to promote Mental Health Awareness for musicians, artists, and all human beings.

Guy Figer has appeared as a soloist with numerous orchestras in Israel and abroad and has been broadcast on Israeli radio, Vienna Radio, on WFMT Chicago and on WQXR New York. He often performs in Europe, North America and his native Israel. Guy is a member of the Figer-Khanina Duo, together with pianist Anna Khanina. The Duo’s debut CD was released under the label New Focus Recordings and is distributed by Naxos of America.

Currently Figer is based in Israel. An avid pedagogue, he serves as a faculty member at the Buchman-Mehta school of music Tel Aviv University, at the Israeli Conservatory Tel Aviv and teaches regularly at the "Keshet Eilon" national violin seminars.
Guy is a member of Trio Ben-Haim and concertmaster of the Galilee Chamber Orchestra, with whom he also performs as a soloist.

Hailed by critics as a “superior poet” (Vancouver Sun) and praised for his “heart and indomitable will” (Gramophone), Grigory Kalinovsky has performed at some of the world’s major venues, from all three stages of Carnegie Hall in New York to Musikhalle Grosser Saal in Hamburg.

A devoted educator, Prof. Kalinovsky is currently on the faculty of Indiana University Jacobs School of Music, after teaching for many years at his alma mater, the Manhattan School of Music.

He has presented numerous masterclasses word-wide and teaches regularly at summer festivals.

His book “ViolinMind” has been published by OvationPress in 2019.

A laureate of the 2000 Yehudi Menuhin International Young Violinists Competition, Jaram Kim made her debut at the age of six in GwangJu Namdo Art Concerto Hall. She has been an active performer while participating in numerous festivals and tours in the United States of America, Canada, Europe and South America. Jaram also has an extensive teaching experience. She was an outside instructor at Columbia University and held a violin faculty position at Mahanaim in Huntington, NY. 

In 2019, she received the Doctoral of Music Arts degree from the Stony Brook University and currently she holds a Violin Faculty position at the Bard College Conservatory of Music Pre­College in New York.

Hagai Shaham is internationally recognized as one of the astonishing violinists who have emerged from Israel: first prize winner of ARD Munich Competition in 1990 (Duo competition with Arnon Erez), Ilona Kornhouser competition, the Israeli Broadcasting Authority Young Artist competition, to name a few.

He has soloed with many of the world's major orchestras, including the English Chamber Orchestra, BBC Philharmonic, Royal Liverpool Philharmonic, RTE Ireland, Belgian National, Taipei, Singapore and Shanghai Symphonies, Sao Paulo and Buenos Aires and the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra under Zubin Mehta. Hagai Shaham is professor at the Buchmann-Mehta School of Music at Tel Aviv University and an Artist in Residence at Stony Brook University, New York.

Artistic Director and Concert Master of the Madrid  Soloists Chamber Orchestra

Since 2022 Mr Szabo has been a professor of violin at the Escuela Superior de Musika Forum Musikae.

Born in Budapest, Gabor Szabo has been awarded in numerous national and international violin competitions: First Prize at the Budapest National Violin Competition, First Prize at the Zathureczky National Violin Competition, First Prize at the International Chamber Music Competition in the string trio category (USA). In addition, he won the Second Prize and the Special Prize for his performance of Paganini’s Violin concerto, No.1, at the Carl Flesch International Violin Competition (Hungary) and Third Prize at the Hubay National Violin Competition.

Since 1993, Gabor Szabo has been a continuous soloist and recording artist for the Hungarian National  Radio and has made more than 70 live recordings. In addition, his recitals are broadcast by European television and radio companies.

Gabor Szabo is known for his extensive repertoire, ranging from Vivaldi to more contemporary composers. As a recitalist, he has performed in more than twenty European countries, the United States and South America.

Szabo frequently collaborates with orchestras as a concertmaster in many European countries.

Violinist, educator, and producer Barbora Valiukevičiūtė is praised internationally for her energetic, charismatic stage appearance, captivating interpretations, and magical sonorous tone. In 2021 she became a cultural ambassador for the Kaunas European Capital of Culture 2022.

Barbora has gained recognition as a prospective teacher, and she has a growing class of her students. She has taught at the Barenboim-Said Foundation in Palestine and The Merit School of Music in Chicago. As a guest artist, she regularly teaches masterclasses at Accademia d’Archi Arrigoni in Italy and the University of the Visual and Performing Arts in Sri Lanka.