Jeanie Chung has given concerts across North America, Europe, Asia, and Africa. Recent highlights include solo and collaborative performances in Banff, Berlin, Oslo, and Pyongyang, North Korea. She has been a prizewinner in several international piano competitions and chamber music competitions including the Busoni International Piano Competition, the International Chamber Music Competition of Caltanissetta, and the Premio Gui International Chamber Music Competition. Upon completion of her studies at the Royal Conservatory of Music in Toronto, Chung obtained her Bachelor of Music, Masters of Music, and Doctor of Musical Arts degrees from The Juilliard School.

Nelita True’s distinguished career has taken her to major cities in Europe, Indonesia, Korea, Japan, Mexico, Iceland, New Zealand, Brazil, Australia, Canada, India, Hong Kong, Singapore, and all fifty states in America. She was a visiting professor at the St. Petersburg Conservatory in Russia, and has been to the People’s Republic of China more than 20 times for recitals and master classes. She has been described in Clavier Companion as “One of the world’s most sought-after and beloved pianist-teachers.”  She has been featured in articles in Clavier, Piano Today, The European Piano Teachers’ Journal, and is the subject of cover stories in Keyboard Companion and Clavier Companion.

Distinguished artist, John Perry, presents piano master classes throughout the world. As a performer, Perry has won numerous awards including the highest prizes in both the Busoni and Viotti international piano competitions. He has performed extensively throughout Europe and North America to great critical acclaim. Also a respected chamber musician, Perry has collaborated with some of the finest instrumentalists in the world. He is a professor of music at The Glenn Gould School and piano faculty at California State University Northridge. He also founded a music school, Southern California Music Institute (John Perry Academy of Music) in Los Angeles, where he serves as Artistic Director.

Marietta Orlov has had an active career as a soloist since the age of 16, when she had the distinct honour of being appointed Romanian State soloist. Following this period, the primary focus of her performing activity became chamber music. After moving to Vienna from her native Romania, she had extensive concert tours throughout most of Europe, including broadcasts on radio and television. Currently, Orlov is a dedicated teacher renowned for fostering some of Canada's most promising young musicians and is on faculty at the University of Toronto and the Royal Conservatory of Music's Glenn Gould School. 

Ronan O’Hora has performed extensively throughout the world, playing concertos with orchestras such as the London Philharmonic, BBC Symphony, Zurich Tonhalle, Indianapolis Symphony, Florida Philharmonic, Philharmonia Hungarica, and Queensland Philharmonic. He has performed across Europe, the USA, Canada, Australasia, and South Africa, and appeared at many of the most prestigious music festivals including Salzburg, Gstaad, Ravinia, Montpelier, and Brno. He has recorded more than 30 CDs for the EMI, Virgin Classics, Tring International, Dinemic, and Fone labels, and is the head of keyboard studies and advanced performance studies at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama in London.

Pianist Julian Martin has performed in major halls around the globe. Endorsements have followed from the world press, from Buenos Aires, Caracas, and Los Angeles to Florence, Moscow, and Tokyo. He has served as a juror for the 1996 Montreal International Piano Competition, Virtuosi of the Year 2000 in St. Petersburg, the American Pianists Foundation in Indianapolis, and the 2005 Jaén International Competition in Spain. After teaching at Oberlin Conservatory for six years, Martin joined the faculty of Peabody Conservatory in 1987. He was appointed to The Juilliard School in 1999 where he currently maintains a full-time position in addition to his Peabody post.