Lisa Jacobs is a Dutch violin virtuoso praised worldwide for her passionate performances, artistic collaborations with leading orchestras and conductors, and acclaimed recordings ranging from Locatelli to Paganini. Alongside her international career, she teaches at leading conservatories, directs the International Music Festival Zeeland Klassiek, and leads The String Soloists ensemble.

Carel Kraayenhof is an internationally acclaimed Dutch bandoneonist and composer, celebrated as an ambassador of Argentine tango and for his versatile musical collaborations. His international breakthrough came in 2002 when he performed Adiós Nonino at the royal wedding of King Willem-Alexander and Queen Máxima, after which his career soared worldwide with numerous awards, honors, and collaborations with renowned artists.

Johan van der Linden is a renowned Dutch saxophonist, composer, and educator, co-founder of the Aurelia Saxophone Quartet, which became one of the world’s leading chamber ensembles. A core member of the Netherlands Wind Ensemble and a frequent guest with major orchestras, he is also active as a composer, arranger, and chamber musician, while giving masterclasses internationally and endorsing leading saxophone brands.

Aleksandra Kaspera is a gifted cellist known for her expressive performances and strong stage presence, performing regularly as a member of Lisa Jacobs’ ensemble The String Soloists and as an accomplished chamber musician. A cum laude graduate and versatile artist, she has appeared in major concert halls across Europe, collaborated with renowned musicians, and plays a historic 1820 cello by Lodewijk Willem Roumen on generous loan.

Daniel Rowland is a Dutch-British violinist praised worldwide for his charismatic artistry, adventurous repertoire, and uniquely intense sound, described as “ravishing in its finesse” (The Guardian) and “a force of nature that raises actual goosebumps” (Fanfare). A versatile soloist, chamber musician, and festival founder, he has performed with leading orchestras and conductors across the globe, championed contemporary composers, recorded acclaimed albums including the Max Richter Seasons and Peteris Vasks’ Distant Light, and teaches at the Royal College of Music in London.

Anna Emelianova is a soprano praised for her crystal-clear voice, technical mastery, and expressive stage presence, performing opera, lied, and oratorio across Europe. A cum laude graduate in opera singing in the Netherlands, she has sung major roles from Mozart to Verdi with companies such as Opera Zuid and the Nederlandse Reisopera, while also giving recitals, festival performances, and teaching voice and piano.

Yaroslav Abaimov is a distinguished tenor celebrated for his lyrical elegance and expressive artistry, performing leading roles such as Lenski, Nadir, Don Ramiro and Almaviva. A prize-winning singer with international appearances across Europe, Asia, and the Americas, he is praised for the clarity, warmth, and refinement of his voice.

Daniël Hermán Mostert is a versatile baritone active as both ensemble singer and soloist in opera, oratorio, and lied. Praised for his expressive interpretations, he regularly performs in recital with pianist Sofia Vasheruk and has appeared with leading ensembles including the Groot Omroepkoor.

Agris Hartmanis is a Latvian bass-baritone known for his rich voice and stage presence, with roles including Figaro, Don Alfonso, and Fiorello at the Latvian National Opera. Since 2017 he has been a regular guest at Dutch National Opera, where he debuted in The New Prince and later appeared in productions such as aus LICHT and Hoe Anansi the Stories of the World bevrijdde.

Anastasia Belukova is a promising soprano distinguished for her expressive artistry and vocal strength, honed through studies at leading conservatories and masterclasses with renowned teachers. A prize-winner at prestigious competitions, she has appeared as a soloist in productions such as Rossini’s Il barbiere di Siviglia and continues to develop her international career.