Andrew Goodwin is among Australia’s most internationally respected tenors, praised for his silken tone, elegance, and expressive intelligence. His transition into composition arises from a long-standing urge to move beyond interpretation—to speak in his own musical language. These works are the culmination of years of quiet creation, shaped by lived experience and artistic refinement. Andrew studied voice at the St Petersburg State Conservatory and has performed across Europe, Russia, and Australia in repertoire spanning from Baroque to contemporary.

A three-time First Prize winner at the Singapore National Violin Competition, Ike See has performed across Asia, Australia, Europe, and North America as a soloist, chamber musician, and orchestral player. Ike held key positions including Associate Concertmaster of the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra, Principal Second Violin of the Curtis Symphony Orchestra and Associate Concertmaster of Symphony in C. He is now Principal Second Violin of the Australian Chamber Orchestra and performs regularly on leading stages around the world.

Lerida Delbridge is the Assistant Concertmaster of the Sydney Symphony Orchestra. She has appeared as a principal player with the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra, Auckland Philharmonic, Orchestra Victoria and Australian Youth Orchestra, and has toured with the Australian Chamber Orchestra. Lerida is also a founding member of the Tinalley String Quartet, winners of the 2007 Banff International String Quartet Competition and the 2005 Asia Pacific Chamber Music Competition.

Justin Williams is the Assistant Principal Viola with the Sydney Symphony Orchestra. He has been a member of the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra since 2009 (and was Acting Associate Principal

from 2011 to mid-2012), and a core player in the Melbourne Chamber Orchestra. He is the violist in the Tinalley String Quartet, which won the Ninth Banff International String Quartet Competition in 2007. He has performed with Tinalley throughout Australia, North America, Britain and Europe, with highlights including performances in the chamber halls of the Amsterdam Concertgebouw and Vienna Musikverein, the Konzerthaus Berlin, Alte Oper Frankfurt, Musée d'Orsay in Paris and the Vancouver Academy of Music, as well as the Sydney Opera House and Melbourne Recital Centre.

Timothy Nankervis is a member of the Sydney Symphony Orchestra having taken up the position in 2004. He has won numerous awards for cello performance and chamber music and as a member of the acclaimed Seraphim Trio. Tim is an active chamber musician being a member of the Sonus Quartet, as well as performing with the Linden Trio, Sydney Soloists and Sydney Symphony Chamber Music. He has performed widely throughout Australia as a soloist and has broadcast regularly for the ABC and 2MBS-FM. A dedicated educator, he teaches at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music and regularly tutors for leading youth orchestras.

Scottish-born James Crabb is widely recognised as one of the world’s leading ambassadors of the classical accordion. A recipient of the Carl Nielsen Music Prize, he has held prestigious academic roles, including professorship at the Royal Danish Academy of Music and a long-standing guest professorship at the University of Music and Dramatic Arts in Graz, Austria. As a soloist, he has performed with leading orchestras including the BBC Symphony, London Philharmonic, and Rotterdam Philharmonic. An acclaimed authority on the music of Astor Piazzolla, he has collaborated with the composer’s original quintet and directed acclaimed productions of María de Buenos Aires for the Royal Danish and Victorian Operas.

Benjamin Kopp has performed on international stages, from Europe to China and the Middle East. He has collaborated with Australian orchestras including Melbourne, Adelaide and West Australia. A winner of the 2007 Symphony Australia Young Performers Awards (keyboard), he co-founded the acclaimed Streeton Trio, touring internationally from 2009 to 2021. Based in Europe for several years,

he appeared with Lemanic Modern Ensemble, Ensemble Contrechamps, and the European Chamber Music Academy. He has been a core member of Ensemble Offspring since 2019 and regularly performs with Sydney Chamber Opera and Musica Viva Australia.

Renowned for his expressive touch and harmonic sophistication, Daniel Holland has cultivated a distinctive voice in modern jazz. From intimate clubs to international festivals, his performances are marked by a deep musical sensitivity and a bold, contemporary spirit. Rooted in jazz tradition but shaped by a wide range of modern influences, his playing is both refined and exploratory—whether solo, in trio settings, or with larger ensembles. Now based in Sydney and performing regularly across the city's vibrant venues, Daniel continues to captivate audiences with his lyricism, rhythmic finesse, and intuitive sense of interplay.