London based violinist Ingrid Fellah is 12 years old and has been playing for five years. 

She is an honours student at the Laurels School, where she holds a music scholarship.  A polymath, Ingrid excels in all of her subjects and was selected for her school’s Most Able program. 

In early 2021, she started to distinguish herself as a musician when she was shortlisted as a finalist at the ISA’s Young Musician Competition.

Ingrid writes poems for her school newspaper and composes short pieces for the violin.  At the Sylvia Young part time school, she studies drama and jazz dance.

Over the summer of 2021, Ingrid will attend the Encore Music Projects International Summer School, in Surrey.

She currently studies with Nazli Erdogan.

Riana Heath is an outstanding American-Javanese violinist who expresses herself passionately in both solo and chamber music. Born in the USA in 1998, she received her first violin lessons at the age of 6 with Moscow Conservatory Pavel Feldman. At 13, she moved to Europe to study in the precollege division of the prestigious Mozarteum University Salzburg with Wonji Kim-Ozim, as a member of the Leopold-Mozart-Institute for highly gifted students. Riana is currently pursuing her Bachelor of Arts degree in both violin and viola performance with Prof. Lily Francis and Prof. Thomas Riebl at the Mozarteum University Salzburg. As a recipient of the Erasmus+ scholarship in 2019-20, she had the opportunity to study for a year at the Conservatoire National Supérieur de Danse et de Musique de Paris with Prof. Michaël Hentz.

Violinists such as Prof. Meesun Hong-Coleman, Johannes Dickbauer, Prof. Mark Welmanivich, Sergey Fatkulin, Jela Spitkova and Irina Goldstein have guided Riana Heath through her musical journey.

Riana has taken violin masterclasses with Maxim Vengerov, Pierre Amoyal, Vadim Repin, Ulf Wallin and Igor Ozim and was invited twice to take part in the chamber music festival "Mit Musik Miteinander" of the Kronberg Academy in Germany, where she played alongside Nikita Boriso-Glebsky, László Fenyö, Niklas Liepe, Tomoko Akasaka, Bonian Tian and Peijun Xu.

As an avid chamber musician, she has studied chamber music at Sándor Végh Institute of Chamber Music and has been coached by Louise Hopkins, Wolfgang Redik, members of the Minetti Quartett, Kuss Quartet, Quartour Mosaïques, and the Hagen Quartet. Together with her sisters Dhyani and Susila Heath, she has founder the "Eucharis Strings", an ensemble dedicated to performing works by composers from all around the world.

Riana has won numerous first prizes at various national youth competitions, and was awarded first prize at the international competition "Gran Prize Virtuoso", additionally selected to perform at the Metallener Saal Musikverein in Vienna. she has given public performances throughout Europe, and North America.

11-year-old Nickita Zhang has studied violin with Mr. Viktor Basis at Special Music School in New York City since she was 5. 

Nickita has won many national and international competitions starting from 2017, including 1st place at the VIVO International Music Competition (2017 and 2018), Crescendo International Music Competition (2019) and the X International Music Festival competition “The Night in Madrid” (2020). She won 2nd place at the 2020 Rudolf Barshai International String Competition and in the 2019 New York Music competition. In 2020, she was awarded 3rd place at the International Grumiaux competition for young violinists. 

During the summer of 2018 in China, she won grand prix in the Fujian Provincial String Music competition. This summer she has been invited to participate in “Il Piccolo Violino Magico” International Competition for young violinists. 

Nickita had participated in the Cremona International Music Festival for 3 years, the Prague String Festival in 2019, and played in numerous chamber music ensembles. She has performed in Carnegie Hall and Merkin Hall in New York City.  

In her spare time, Nickita enjoys composing, songwriting, as well as playing both acoustic and electric guitar.  

Her sister Philina Zhang is a pianist who also studies at Special Music School. They have been making and playing music together for more than 6 years. 

Alice Haekyo Lee is the 2nd prizewinner at the International Fritz Kreisler Competition 2018 held in Vienna, Austria, in addition to being the 1st prizewinner of the Shean Strings Competition 2017, and the OSM Manulife Competition 2016.

Alice began playing violin at the age of five in Victoria, B.C. and debuted when she was 11 years old with the Victoria Symphony Orchestra under Tania Miller as the soloist in the Victoria Symphony Splash 2011. Alice has also played with the ORF Radio-Symphonieorchester under Johannes Wildner in the Golder Hall of the Wiener Musikverein, the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra, the Slovak Radio Orchestra, the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra, the Sooke Philharmonic Orchestra in Uvic Farquhar Auditorium, Victoria, the Niagara Symphony Orchestra, and also with the Academy Chamber Orchestra in Koerner Hall, Toronto. Additionally, she has collaborated with Maxim Vengerov in Mendelssohn Octet for strings. Alice has made several radio recordings with Canada's CBC 2's In Concert, and CBC has also broadcasted the performances she made when she was invited to the Banff String Quartet Festival 2017. She has been named as one of CBC's 30 hot musicians under 30 in 2017.

Alice has attended many summer festivals, such as the Gstaad Menuhin Music Festival, Rencontres Musicales Internationales in Switzerland, Banff String Quartet Festival 2017, Banff Masterclass programme, Morningside Music Bridge and the Indiana summer academy. Additionally, she has played for major artists including James Ehnes, Midori, Cho Liang Lin, Mihaela Martin, Jonathan Crow, Joel Smirnoff, Donald Weilerstein, Paul Kantor, Ning Feng, Tadeusz Gadzina and Ivan Zenaty. 

She is currently studies under Maxim Vengerov at the Mozarteum University Salzburg. Her former teachers include Barry Shiffman, Victor Danchenko, Ann Setzer, Kathryn Ranger, Michael von der Sloot, and Oleg Kaskiv.