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When in 1998 Olha Chipak and Oleksiy Kushnir met first during their academic studies at the Lviv Music Academy in the Ukraine, it was like magical gravity. A moment later their successful, creative musical collaboration began, they won e.g. the highest award at the international contest “Rome-98”. But this achievement hasn’t been enough for them. They were keen on expanding their artistic horizon and went on studying with the German piano duo Hans-Peter and Volker Stenzl at the “Hochschule für Musik und Theater” in Rostock. In 2005 Olha Chipak and Oleksiy Kushnir completed their studies with a graduate recital.

Von ihrem Lehrer J. Achuarro als eines der international vielversprechendsten Klaviertalente bezeichnet, schloss Francesca Cardone ihre Ausbildung in Florenz mit Auszeichnung ab und studierte dann bei H. Graf und J. Achuarro an der Southern Methodist University in Dallas
(Master of Music in Piano Performance).

Jose Daniel MartinezJosé-Daniel Martínez was born in Washington DC. Between 1991 and 2004 he worked at the Mozarteum International Summer Academy in Salzburg and is presently piano professor for the Landesmusikschulwerk Oberösterreich, based in Linz, Austria. He also worked as Chamber Music /Accompanying coach at the Mozarteum University. At the Summer Academy he offered his own course titled: Coaching and Accompanying: for Pianists.
Acclaimed Venezuelan pianist Leopoldo Betancourt. His concert career has developed impressively with resounding successes in major cities in America and Europe, where he has soloed with numerous orchestras conducted by Massimo Paris, Eduardo Marturet, Jonathan Strasser, Roger Rossel, Carlos Piantini, Pablo Castellanos, Eduardo Rahn, Alfredo Rugeles, and many others.
"...First class Chopin playing..."
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"...I had the opportunity to hear Dorian Griner on several occasions and was everytime very impressed with his playing... I think that Dorian Griner is a pianist with an outstanding talent..."
- PETER FEUCHTWANGER

Dagmar Feyen (www.dagmarfeyen.com) is both a pianist and a composer. He has a broad repertoire that also includes improvised music and jazz performance. He studied in Belgium and the Netherlands with distinguished professors as Jacques Detiège (piano) and Piet Swerts (composition) and is currently teaching at the Music Academy of Mol (Belgium) and at the Media and Design Academy in Genk (Belgium). His compositions include small piano miniatures as well as large scale choral works.
Grzegorz Niemczuk – concert pianist – winner of the 40th National Frederick Chopin Piano Competition in Warsaw in 2010 - graduated with the highest distinction from the Karol Szymanowski Music Academy in Katowice in the class of Jozef Stompel (with whom he has been working since 2001).
Sachika Taniyama began her musical studies at the age of five in Japan. Since she moved to the UK in 1997, she has studied with Carolyn Tailby, Guy Johnson from Royal Academy of Music, and Robert Markham from Birmingham Conservatoire and she has won many prizes in competitions and music festivals in the Midlands. In 2003, she made her concerto debut by performing Schumann’s Piano Concerto with the Sutton Coldfield Orchestra. In the same year, She continued her studies at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama under the guidance of pianist, Charles Owen.
Since his debut in the Musikverein Vienna in 2008 he has been invited to perform there regularly in chamber music concerts and festivals. His chamber music partners include renowned musicians such as Ernst Ottensamer, Wolfgang Schulz, Hansjörg Schellenberger, Franz Bartolomey, Volkhard Steude, Heinz Zednik, Bo Skovhus, Angelika Kirchschlager, as well as the chamber music formations “The Philharmonics” and the “Baole-Quintet”.
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My idea is that there is music in the air, music all around us; the world is full of it,
and you simply take as much as you require.


~Edward Elgar