International American pianist and recording artist; top prize winner at leading competitions in US, Europe and South America; Indiana and Arizona State University professor; among The Most Wanted Piano Teachers in the USA, co-author of the book Artistry.

Music department chair and professor at Mary Baldwin University; world-renowned solo recitalist, collaborative artist, and soloist with orchestra; a highly sought-after lecturer, adjudicator, and masterclass clinician across the United States.

World-renowned American concert pianist and chamber musician; top prize winner of four prestigious international competitions; Professor at Texas Christian University; jury member of major international competitions including Gina Bachauer.

World-renowned violinist and educator; Professor at Michigan State University; Winner of some of the most prestigious international violin competitions, including the Paganini, Tchaikovsky, Queen Elizabeth, and Montreal international violin competitions.

World-renowned Chinese-American violinist, pedagogue, and chamber musician; Professor at Arizona State University; former visiting faculty at Oberlin Conservatory of Music and University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign; taught and performed globally.

World-renowned soloist and chamber musician; violin and viola professor at the Royal College of Music in London; described by The Strad as a “virtuoso with a truly Romantic temperament”; in high demand as a visiting professor at the European Summer Academies.

World-renowned violist; associate professor at the University of Nevada-Las Vegas; substitute violist with the Berlin Philharmonic; soloist with the Wuhan Philharmonic Orchestra, China; praise by Minnesota Public Radio “…with a sound like liquid gold.”

World-renowned Chinese-German Cellist; Principle Cello of the Schleswig-Holstein Symphony Orchestra in Germany; guest Principle Cello of four renowned orchestras in China, Denmark, and Germany; first prize winner of the China National Cello Competition.

World-renowned American cellist; former professor at University of South Carolina; Principal Cello of South Carolina Philharmonic Orchestra, and Orquesta-Sinfonica de Palmas in Spain; distinguished educator and founder of significant educational projects.

Internationally acclaimed double bassist; Associate Professor at the University of Texas at Austin; former faculty at Ball State University and The Juilliard School Pre-College Division; former member of numerous world-renowned orchestras.

Renowned double bassist; teacher at Cleveland Institute of Music, Oberlin Conservatory, and Cleveland State University; Assistant Principal Bass of the Cleveland Orchestra; former Principal Bass of Symphony in C in Camden, New Jersey.

World-renowned Spanish concert guitarist and pedagogue; Professor at Professional Conservatory of Music in A Coruña, Spain, Conservatorie Russe Serge Rachmaninoff in Paris and the E. M. in Lîle-Saint-Denis, France; recipient of numerous guitar awards.

Internationally acclaimed performer, teacher, and writer; world premiere recording of Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco’s “Platero and I” for narrator and guitar; Director of the international “Guitar Festival 1987”; Professor at Arizona State University.

World-renowned Czech harpist; Professor at Royal College of Music in London and Academy of Performing Arts in Prague; Principal Harpist of the Czech Philharmonic Orchestra; top prize winner of eight prestigious harp international competitions.

Distinguished Russian-Hungarian harpist; faculty member at Franz Liszt Academy of Music in Budapest, Hungary; prize winner of five prominent international competitions; active chamber musician; performed as soloist with numerous Hungarian orchestras.

World-renowned Canadian Flutist; Principal Flute of the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra; guest Principal Flute of Seattle, Sydney, Montreal, and Malaysian symphony orchestra; Professor at University of British Columbia and Vancouver Academy of Music

World-renowned soloist, chamber musician, and orchestra musician; Associate Professor of Oboe at University of Texas at Austin; Principal Oboe of the Quad City Symphony Orchestra; he has performed and taught across North America and abroad.

World-renowned American saxophonist; recipient of the “Albert Nelson Marquis Lifetime Achievement Award” (Who’s Who) and the prestigious Solo Recitalist Fellowship from the National Endowment for the Arts; Professor at Arizona State University.

World-renowned singer and pedagogue; Penn State Professor Emeritus; taught at universities in the US and abroad; co-author of the book Cross Training in the Voice Studio: A Balancing Act; chair of the American Academy of Teachers of Singing.

World-renowned Italian Soprano; Professor at Giuseppe Martucci Conservatory in Salerno, Niccolò Piccini in Bari, Gesualdo da Venosa in Potenza, Claudio Monteverdi in Cremona, Giovan Battista Martini in Bologna, and Cesare Pollini Conservatory in Padova.

Chair of voice & opera and professor at University of Michigan; Recipient of numerous awards, including the New York City Opera Kolozsvar Award, National Awards from the Metropolitan Opera, and prizes from the Tchaikovsky International Competition in Moscow.