Chloe is an accomplished violinist, she graduated from Mannes School of Music and have gained extensive performance experience across prestigious venues and international festivals. Highlights of my professional journey include participating in the Tignes MusicAlp International Music Academy in France, performing at the Mannes Orchestra concert in Alice Tully Hall, and attending renowned events like the Lake Lugano Chamber Music Festival and the Sesotho Rocchi Open Chamber Music Festival in Italy. She has also received several accolades, including multiple Second Prizes at international competitions in Beijing and Hong Kong, showcasing her dedication and talent in the classical music realm.

In addition to performing, she is passionate about teaching and enjoy sharing her knowledge of the violin with others. Familiar with the Suzuki method, she tailors her lessons to meet the unique needs of each student, fostering a supportive and compassionate learning environment. Her goal is to help aspiring musicians achieve their objectives while instilling a love for music, drawing from her own experiences as both a performer and educator.

Seeun is an accomplished violinist and dedicated educator. She recently earned her Master’s degree from the Juilliard School, studying under esteemed mentors Laurie Smukler and Ronald Copes, following her Summa Cum Laude graduation from Seoul National University. Seeun is the recipient of numerous awards, including First Prizes at the New York International Music Competition, Fanny Mendelssohn International Music Competition, Caneres International Music Competition in Vienna, as well as the Grand Prize at the KUMF competition and Korea String Education Association Competition.

Seeun made her New York debut as Laurette of the New York International Music Competition, performing at Carnegie Weil Hall and Lincoln Center’s Bruno Walter Auditorium. During her time at Juilliard, she served as concertmaster for the Juilliard Orchestra and performed at prestigious venues like Carnegie Hall, David Geffen Hall, and Alice Tully Hall. Currently, she is pursuing her Doctor of Musical Arts (DMA) degree at Stony Brook University.

In addition to her performing career, Seeun is a passionate violin instructor. She has taught serious young violinists, guiding middle and high school students through advanced repertoire and performance preparation. She also works with amateur adult students at Seoul National University, fostering their love of music and helping them develop their violin skills. With experience teaching beginners as well, Seeun tailors her instruction to the needs of each individual student, ensuring their artistic growth. Her chamber music studies include work with renowned musicians such as Emanuel Ax, David Finckel, Kate Soyeon Lee, Dmitry Kouzov, David Bowlin, Molly Carr, Areta Zhulla and Brian Hong, alongside master classes with Joel Krosnick, Natasha Brofsky, Ulf Wallin, and the Shanghai String Quartet.

Shiqi is an exceptional solo violinist and chamber musician, she has captivated audiences worldwide with her expressive performances and virtuosic talent in contemporary classical music. Currently a first violinist with the American Asian Culture Symphony Orchestra, her accolades include performances at prestigious venues like Carnegie Hall and international music festivals, drawing sold-out crowds and critical acclaim.

With a Master’s degree in Violin Performance from the Manhattan School of Music and extensive training under renowned instructors, Shiqi began her violin studies at just four years old at the Shanghai Conservatory of Music. Praised by Kioichiro Harada, founder of the Tokio String Quartet, for her dedication and extraordinary skill, she has a vibrant concert schedule ahead, including a solo concert titled "Petrichor" in April 2024 and an anticipated China tour in 2025. She is dedicated to nurturing young talent and promoting classical music education. Her commitment to music and education continues to inspire audiences and young musicians alike.

Ben is a professional Music Educator, specializing in Piano and Voice, and an active performing pianist and singer. He also is an award winning Songwriter. Ben has taught Piano and Voice for over twenty years. He teaches children through adults of all levels. He is also a Certified Alexander Technique Teacher, and many of his teaching principles were developed through this technique. Ben Rauch’s innovative method of teaching not only covers the technical aspects of music, including notes, rhythms and technique, but also enhances his students' creativity, while building self-awareness and self- esteem. He has been the accompanist for Ms. Ran Tao's Little Mozart School of Violin recitals for multiple years as well as coaching many of her students in learning skills and techniques to working with an accompanist in performance as well as competition. As an accompanist he has performed at Carnegie Hall, Symphony Space, has also been the keyboardist for legendary singer, Darlene Love (Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame), touring the country playing with the Stanford Symphony Orchestra. He worked as the keyboardist/singer for the Four Seasons in the movie “Jersey Boys” directed by Clint Eastwood.