Yanir is 17 years old and started to play the violin in his school in the age of 8 in a programme between his school and the Givatayim conservatory.

For the last 2 years, Yanir has been studying under Professor Sergei Bresler who plays in the Jerusalem Quartet. Before this, Yanir's teacher was Professor Irina Atigon for 4 years. 

Since 2017, he is a member of Acum. He was also part of the Young Israel Philharmonic Orchestra and a member of the David Goldman programme and Huberman Project for at the JMC for outstanding Young Musicians.

April 2015, Yanir won 3rd Prize in the International competition EMUSE in Greece. The following month, he won an Excellence Scholarship at the Shtricker conservatory and also 1st Prize in Golden Key competition in Jerusalem. In September 2015, he won 1st Prize at the MUSE competition in Greece.

In May 2016, he won 1st Prize in the AVIV competition in Raanana Conservatory and later that year in October, Yanir won 1st Prize and the Excellence Award from the Mayor of Givatayim in a competition in Givatayim for his piece HOPE that he wrote for violin and piano. In October 2018, Yanir won 1st Prize at Euterpe Competition in Corato, Italy.

Yanir is a grant recipient of the AICF 2017-2020 and received a scholarship from Ronen Foundation in 2018-2020. 

He also won a Musicians Association Scholarship for excellence in studies and achievements as a violinist at Rimon School of Music in 2020. 

In performance, he performed as a soloist with orchestras in Geneva in April 2016, the music academy in Solsona Spain on August 2016, with the Israeli Chamber Orchestra on October 2016 and in September 2017 with the LGT Young Soloists in Liechtenstein Palace in Vienna.

In November 2017, Yanir was invited to play solo in Lincoln Center in New York in the 78th celebration of the arts of Israel of the AICF and the following month in December 2017, he played solo with LGT Young Soloists in Hong Kong. 

In April 2018, Yanir was invited by the AICF to play solo in Stockholm Sweden to celebrate 70th Anniversary of the State of Israel. In June 2018, he participated in a TV show about extra ordaining kids of the AICF.

In late 2018, he was performing as soloist with orchestra in Varese, Italy, and in Switzerland and Milano on September 2018. And in solo at the President's House in Jerusalem on October 2018 as well as in recital at the Dutch Embassy House. In August 2019, Yanir was invited to play a recital at the United States Embassy House and in Zucker Hall in Tel Aviv on October 2019 as part of the David Goldman programme. 

Emiliano Moreno Salazar was born on May 10, 1999 In Querétaro, Mexico. At the age of 10 he went to the Experimental Music Workshop of the Children's Department, Universidad de Guadaljara. 

From 2011 to 2019, he belonged to the programme "Bandas Coros y Orquestas Académicos" from the Ministry of Education Jalisco under the direction of Marlon Jiménez where he was part of the Orquesta Juvenil. 

Emiliano took violin lessons with Julio Adrián Serna Villalobos. At the same time between 2015-2016, he was  member of the Orquesta Sinfónica Juvenil de Zapopan under the direction of Guillermo Salvador and Vladimir Gómezm. 

In 2016, he began taking violin class with Vladimir Milchtein in Unidad DIF Guadalajara and in 2018, he joined the Higinio Ruvalcaba Chamber Orchestra of the Universidad de Guadalajara under the direction of Vladimir Milchtein and Konstantin Zioumbilov, of which he is still a member. 

In 2019, Emiliano began his Bachelor's degree in Music with Orientation in Performer at the School of Music of the Universidad de Guadalajara, where he currently in his 4th Semester.

Francisco Vidal Rivera González was born on October 4, 1992 in Guadalajara Jalisco Mexico. He began his violin studies with the master of mariachi Efraín Anguiano at the age of 8 in Atoyac, Jalisco. From 2000 to 2011, Francisco begins his career in the mariachis of Tapalpa Jalisco. 

In 2011, he entered his classical music studies at the Universidad de Guadalajara under the tutelage of Robert Markus. In the same year he won a position in the Orquesta de la Universidad Autónoma de Guadalajara directed by Gamaliel Cano. 

Two years later, Francisco starts at the Orquesta de Cámara of Higinio Ruvalcaba of the Universidad de Guadalajara led by teachers Vladimir Milchstein and Konstantin Ziumbilov. 

In 2014, he entered the Bachelor’s degree with specialising in performance at the Universidad de Guadalajara under the tutelage of Konstantin Ziumbilov and in the same year, he won the audition to enter the Orquesta Juvenil de Zapopan directed by Guillermo Salvador. 

In 2016, he won the audition for the position of Concertmaster of this Orchestra, directed by Rodrigo Sierra Moncayo. 

In the same year, he was part of the Janus Quartet, with whom he had the opportunity to attend different chamber music festivals in Mexico and Canada. 

Francisco has had the opportunity to have masterclasses with Christopher Wilshere, Mark Fewer, Stephen Sitarski, Annalee Patipatanakoon, Rebecca Macleod, Carol Gimbel, Artur Kaganovskiy, Kazimierz Olechowski, Gellya Dubrova, Yovan Markovitch.