Composer, visual artist, multi-media artist, author. 
"...Leo Philipp Schmidt composer - one who amazes mightily with mysterious minimalist patterns that are addictive..." He comes from a family that was influenced by painting. Since his childhood he has been engaged in visual arts. He realizes all the possibilities of implementation up to land art, architecture and interior design, fine art, photography. Since the age of six he had music lessons. As a rock musician, he performed in the program with international rock greats at the age of 16. Leo Philipp Schmidt's compositions cross styles to contemporary music. He realized his compositions in cooperation with many international artists. For example, the millennium edition of Playboy chose Contemporary X, composed, arranged and recorded by Leo, as the best classical CD. He received a nomination for the German Record Critics Award and participated in the Championat la Francophonie as a writer, Toronto Music Week. Leo had radio chart placements in Canada and set plays to music. Numerous radio and television broadcasts followed, including a portrait program on ZDF together with John Cage and the artistic design of the television anniversary program Klassische Musik on ZDF.
As a physician-orthopedic surgeon, trauma surgeon, pain therapist, he founded and leads together with
Dr. Johanna Michel the medical care center for interdisciplinary pain therapy. 

Artiom Ordiyants was born in 1983 in Turkmenistan. At the age of six, he started playing the violin. When he was ten, he and his parents moved to Moscow where he studied music at the highly renowned “Piotr Tschaikowsky” music school for the next 8 years.

In 2001, he moved to Germany where he successfully graduated from “Universität der Künste” (UdK, Berlin) and received his music diploma in 2010. During this time, he performed as the first violinist at the “Deutsche Oper” Berlin.

At the moment Artiom is working as the second concertmaster at “Brandenburg Symphoniker” and collaborates with many different groups in chamber music concerts.

The Berlin Music Ensemble was founded in 2011 and consists of musicians from Deutsche Oper Berlin, Staatskapelle Berlin, Komischen Oper Berlin, Konzerthausorchester Berlin, Berliner Philharmoniker, Rundfunk Sinfonieorchester Berlin as well as freelance musicians.
The Ensemble specializes in CD recordings and soundtracks for international film and television productions including Holy Motors (Directed by Leos Carax, starring Edith Scob, Eva Mendez, Denis Lavant and Kylie Minogue) and the song, "Who Were We", from the film's soundtrack, performed by Kylie Minogue.

Berlin Music Ensemble has also collaborated with a number of established international acts including Olafur Arnalds, Malky, Flying Steps, Ketan &Vivan Bhatti for recordings, concerts and Live Shows and has also recorded music for films like Into the Forest (music by Max Richter) and the Flowers of Yesterday (music by Annette Focks).
Additionally, the Berlin Music Ensemble regularly collaborates with well known German directors, composers, actors and and has recorded for many television movies shown on German TV networks including Arte, 3Sat and ZDFKultur.

The Berlin Music Ensemble has won the Reel Music Award 2017 and received the Quarterly Critics‘ Choice from the renowned German Record Critics Award (Preis der Deutschen Schallplattenkritik) in 2018 in the category best film music, for the recording of the George Martin album.

The press has been extensively reported worldwide about the album, among others in the Australia‘s classical magazine Limelight, BR Klassik, Deutschlandfunk, Classical Radio Boston, NMZ and the Rolling Stone magazine.

Clemens Hund-Göschel (piano), born in Frankfurt/Oder, received his piano diploma at the HfM "Hanns Eisler" Berlin. This was followed by a master's degree in "Specialized Musical Performance - Contemporary Music" in Basel, which he completed with distinction. He received further inspiration from musicians such as Birgitta Wollenweber, Yukiko Sugawara, Nicolas Hodges, Marino Formenti, Ian Pace and Manuel Nawri.

He is interested in new performance concepts, which he realizes with the Eunoia Quintet and the Ensemble Inverspace, among others. He is particularly interested in interdisciplinary exchange with other art forms and sciences as well as in the mediation of contemporary music.

Clemens Hund-Göschel has given numerous world premieres of works by Isabel Mundry, Heinz Holliger, Mike Svoboda, Carola Bauckholt, among others, and has collaborated with composers such as Helmut Lachenmann, Salvatore Sciarrino, Hèctor Parra and Helmut Oehring. In his busy concert schedule, he has performed at the Berlin Philharmonie, the Konzerthaus Berlin, the Berlin State Opera, the Presidential Palace in Warsaw, the Tchaikovsky Conservatory in Moscow, the Odessa Philharmonic, the "CrossSound Festival" in Alaska, Wien Modern, the Salzburg Biennale, the Teatro del Canal and the Auditorio Nacional in Madrid, the WEF in Davos and the Philharmonie Luxembourg.

Jessie Brown-A great award-winning singer -vocal teacher, with an incredible, multi-faceted voice, grounded by the stunning wild landscape of Canada's Atlantic coast.

Junko Fujii was born in Tokyo, Japan. In 2002 she met a future teacher who invited her to study in Moscow, Russia. She entered the Pre-college of “Moscow Tchaikovsky Conservatory” and later the “Moscow Tchaikovsky Conservatory”, where she studied with the legendary Professor Natalia Shakhovskaya and from where she graduated with distinction.

In 2013 she moved to Germany to continue her studies in “Leopold-Mozart-Zentrum” in Augsburg under Prof. Julius Berger. In 2018 she became a postgraduate student in the cello class of Prof. Danjulo Ishizaka in “Musik Akademie Basel” and additionally, since November 2017, she attends the Orchestra Academy in “Brandenburger Theater/Symphoniker”.

During her studies she has been awarded at several international competitions. Both as a soloist and chamber musician she has performed at numerous festivals and her frequent concert activities took her all over the world in such prestigious venues as Carnegie Hall, the Théâtre des Champs Elysées in Paris and Victoria Hall in Geneva.

La formation musicale de Larry Bjornson a commencé à l'atelier de jazz du Centre for Creative Studies de Detroit, dirigé par le grand trompettiste Marcus Belgrave. C'est dans cet environnement que Bjornson s'est épanoui, tout comme Kenny Garrett, James Carter, Geri Allen, Rodney Whitaker et Bob Hurst, pour n'en citer que quelques-uns. Larry Bjornson a poursuivi ses études et obtenu un Bachelor of Music en performance jazz à l'université McGill de Montréal, avant de poursuivre ses études à l'université Wayne State de Détroit. Après son retour à Détroit, Larry est devenu un bassiste régulier pour son mentor Marcus Belgrave et a eu un programme de concerts, de clubs et de tournées bien rempli. Pendant cette période, il est également devenu membre de l'orchestre du Michigan Opera Theatre, Detroit's Opera. Larry s'est produit avec un très large éventail d'artistes, allant de The Moody Blues, Nell Carter, Mitsou, des musiciens de jazz de haut niveau comme Charles MacPherson, James Carter et Charles Tolliver, jusqu'à l'accompagnement de personnalités comme Joan Rivers et Regis Philbin. Larry est actuellement membre de la Musique de l'Aviation royale canadienne et vit avec sa femme et ses trois enfants à Halifax, en Nouvelle-Écosse.

Mari Sawada, daughter of Japanese parents, was born and raised in Essen, Germany. At the age of four, she started playing the violin with her mother. Later, Prof. Keiko Wataya became her teacher and an important reference person. Her studies led her from Utrecht via Aachen to Berlin, where she has lived ever since. Since 2007, she has been playing with the soloist ensemble Kaleidoskop in Berlin, with which she feels deeply connected and which is very close to her heart. Other formative people in her life include Charles André Linale, Michael Vaiman, Joyce Tan and especially her family.

Mathilde Irrmann is a French actress based in Berlin. She recently interpreted Vicky in the two seasons of the German series Bad banks. 

Mathilde studied acting at the Conservatoire d’art dramatique de Strasbourg and graduated 2014. Mathilde's extensive work in the French theatre scene includes authors like Molière, Marivaux, Beaumarchais with director Jacques Bachelier and TPH/HPD: Histrionic personality disorder, a self-directed show reflecting on the actor’s work. She also interpreted Juliet in Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet. After relocating to Berlin, she decided to experience acting in front of the camera. 2016 she played in the German TV movie A  summer in southern France (Ein Sommer in Südfrankreich). As a French women working in German and English mainly, languages have always been of major importance to her as they open new perspectives on the world and facilitate empathy for one an other.

2016 she started working behind the camera in documentaries and music videos. 2017 she directed her first short film Piensa en me. 2019 Mathilde contributed to the radio KCRW Berlin with her own stories. She is currently preparing a feature documentary about Balkan artists dealing with their traumatic experience from the war co-directing with Greg Blakey (Wedgetail). 

Now, in between acting, directing and her artistic works, Mathilde is continuing to explore various mediums to help focus attention towards issues and topics she believes are worth being discussed to find new ways to shape our future.

Always at home in theatrical or operatic contexts, Miguel Pérez Iñesta (Valladolid, Spanien, 1980) has worked with stage directors like Matthias Rebstock, Sabrina Hölzer, Iñigo Giner Miranda, Daniel Pfluger or Frederic Wake-Walker, conducting the Tonhalle Orchester Zürich, the Kammerakademie Potsdam, the Zafraan Ensemble, the AsianArt Ensemble, the Ensemble Kaleidoskop, the Andromeda Mega Express Orchestra and, most recently, the musicians of the Karajan Akademie der Berliner Philharmoniker or Munich Philharmonic. He has worked with the Bundes Jugendballet and has brought the Podium Festival Chamber Orchestra to important venues like the Luzern Festival, the Berliner Konzerthaus, the Radialsystem or the Pierre Boulez Saal. He is involved since 2019 in the beautiful Community Project “Musik schafft Perspektive”, conducting once a year a different education concert with the Kammerakademie Potsdam. He is Artist in Residence of the Munor Ensemble and the Harald Harfagre Kammerorchester in Haugesund, Norway.

Miguel studied clarinet, piano and ballet in Asturias and conducting at the Universidad de Alcalá de Henares, Madrid, before moving to Berlin, where he completed his studies at the Hanns Eisler Musikhochschule and at the Karajan Akademie of the Berliner Philharmoniker. There he had the opportunity to work closely with conductors like Sir Simon Rattle, Seiji Ozawa, Zubin Mehta, Bernard Haitink or Christian Thielemann. More recently he has received important musical impulses from Peter Eötvös and Titus Engel. Founding member and, between 2012 and 2017, artistic director of the Berlin based Zafraan Ensemble, Miguel has worked with the greatest composers of our time, such as Helmut Lachenmann, Hèctor Parra, Gyorgy Kurtág, Tristan Murail, Chaya Czernowin or Pierre Boulez.

From Saint Petersburg - now living in Helsinki.

Complete 5-year opera singing education in Milan- Italy

Ballads and songsinger

Olga Holdorff-Myriangou is the daughter of Chios architect and town planer Stella Holdorff-Myriangou and German architect Burkhard Holdorff. She had her first courses of violin at the age of four, received the German national scholarship for preparatory studies at the age of 14 and went on to graduate as an educator and violinist from the Berlin University of Arts (UdK Berlin) and the University of Music and Theatre of Leipzig “Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy”. She has performed, among others, in the State Orchestra Theatre of Braunschweig, the Komische Oper Berlin, Staatsoper Hannover and performed regularly at the Infektion Festival of the Berlin State Opera, and with the Symphony Orchestra Berliner Symphoniker, as well as with various chamber music ensembles, such as the Ensemble Modern (Paxos Summer Academy) and the Ensemble Lux:nm. She has taught music for the Barenboim-Said-Foundation in Palestine and for “El Sistema” in Venezuela, where she also gave seminars and concerts, with the support of Deutscher Musikrat and Goethe-Institute. In 2011, Olga Holdorff-Myriangou founded the Berlin Music Ensemble (berlin-music-ensemble.com), specializing in recordings, which received the Quarterly Critics’ Choice from the renowned German Record Critics Award (Preis der Deutschen Schallplattenkritik) in 2018.

Owen 'O'Sound' Lee is an artist, musician, songwriter, vocal arranger and producer from Toronto, Ontario. Owen grew up singing in church, and after studying vocal performance he studdierd jazz at York University. Owen has shared the stage and performed with numerous critically acclaimed artists

Owen expanded his musical reach to the east coast of Canada when he relocated to Halifax, Nova Scotia.

Owen has received numerous awards and nominations. Most recently, he was named the 2022 Songwriter of the Year by the African Nova Scotian Music Association. He was nominated for African Canadian Artist of the Year in 2021 for both Music Nova Scotia and the East Coast Music Association, and for Hip-Hop Recording of the Year for the East Coast Music Association.

O'Sound is also the touring keyboardist for Classified and has toured Canada extensively with the platinum-selling artist/producer.

In September 2022, Owen was honored with the late Queen Elizabeth's Platinum Jubilee Medal for exceptional service to the arts, community service and volunteerism.

Picture this… It’s 1968 in a remote fishing village in eastern Canada. A six year old boy comes home from an afternoon jigging tommy cods on the wharf. He carefully drops the needle on “Rubber Soul”, his parents only Beatles album, adjusts his headphones and starts jamming to Ringo on his toy tin drum. These are the humble beginnings of what has become a great musical adventure. After a string of school concert bands, a Diploma in Jazz Studies and a Bachelor of Music from St. Francis Xavier University, Scott Ferguson has gone on to live his musical dreams. In the early 80’s Scott focused on his jazz passion studying with renowned drum teacher Jim Blackley in Toronto and performing with such greats as Oliver Jones, Peter Appleyard and Dave Young. Settling in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Scott broadened his stylistic scope and in 1992 embarked on a seven year tenure touring and recording with “The Rankin Family”. After hundreds of concerts in Canada, The United States, The U.K. and Australia Scott started pursuing his interest in studio production. Fueled by his work with legendary Nashville producers George Massenberg and John Jennings on the Rankin CDs “Uprooted” and “Endless Seasons”, Scott started “Ferguson Music Productions Inc.