Marie-Laure Coenjaerts is a multi-talented artist: she has happily explored all the performing arts.
Marie-Laure teaches opera singing at Arts2 (Former Royal Conservatory of Music of Mons in Belgium); simultaneously, she teaches singing at the LNB musical theatre school in Paris.
Born in Brussels, the pianist Jean-Claude Vanden Eynden was only 16 years old when he became a laureate of the 1964 Queen Elisabeth Competition, one of the youngest laureates ever to be selected. This precious distinction marked the start of a brilliant soloist carreer that will made him travelling all over the world.
Internationally renowned as soloïst clarinettist, Ronald Van Spaendonck is considered one of the best of his generation. His teachers were Léon Jacot, Walter Boeykens, Anthony Pay (Londres) and Karl Leister (Berlin). After 12 years in the Orchestre National de Belgique, he turned into a teacher himself.
Marc Grauwels is undoubtedly one of the Belgian flautists most catching the limelight today. He owes this to his talent, his dynamic and generous personality but equally to his innate sense of communication.
Martti Arvo Henrik Rousi is a Finnish cellist. He is internationally known both as a soloist and a teacher. Since 1995 Rousi holds the post of Professor of cello at the Sibelius Academy in Helsinki. His cello class there is attracting talents from around the world. He is invited to conduct masterclasses at leading music academies on every continent.
Christian Beldi is one of the most influential musical personalities of the present, being internationally acclaimed as a piano virtuoso and subtle chamber musician as well as a teacher for both piano and chamber music.
Born in Poland, 
Tomasz Tomaszewski studied at the Music Academy of Warsaw with Professeur Wronski.