Christoph Berner is one of Austria's leading pianists and has received numerous awards over the course of his long career. He often performs as a soloist with orchestras, but also as a Lied accompanist, for example with tenor Werner Güra, or as a chamber music partner for instrumentalists or ensembles. He has been a professor of vocal accompaniment and Lied interpretation at the Zurich University of the Arts since 2014.

"She is one of the most outstanding and fascinating artists of the younger generation. Her creations and remarkable performances are the prelude to a tremendous career. The combination of an excellent technique with musicality, sensitivity, diligence and a great love for the art of flute playing form a combination of elements that few possess."  -Paweł Gusnar, luminary of Polish music

Acclaimed for the “intimate beauty” of her playing “with which she charmed” the audience (Dresdner Neueste Nachrichten), Adela Bratu started her musical journey on the advice of her kindergarten teacher. After passing the entrance examination at the music high school of her home city – the Carmen Sylva College of Ploiesti, Adela received her first violin lesson at the age of six. Soon after, she began to succeed in various national and international competitions, such as the Paul Constantinescu Competition, W.A. Mozart Competition, Garabet Avachian Competition, and the National Music Olympics.

Daniel Thiele was born in Dresden in 1971. Growing up in a church music environment, he became acquainted with the great passions and oratorios at an early age. His professional musical education began at the Sächsisches Landesgymnasium für Musik Carl Maria von Weber Dresden and continued in 1989 at the Hochschule für Musik Carl Maria von Weber in Dresden. He later moved to Munich where he completed his studies with Prof. Reiner Ginzel. He received additional impulses during courses with David Geringas, Walther Nothas and Anner Bylsma. In 1994 Daniel Thiele became a member of the Orchestra Academy of the Sächsische Staatskapelle Dresden, where he took lessons with Peter Bruns.
Since 1995 he has been a cellist with the Dresden Philharmonic Orchestra.

Hans Christian Martin was born in Zwickau and studied church music in Dresden and Weimar. Since 2020, he has been cantor and organist at the Silbermann organ Crostau. In his artistic career to date, his long-standing collaboration with the conductor Helmuth Rilling has been particularly influential. Hans Christian Martin's concert activities regularly take him to the Thomaskirche Leipzig, the Liederhalle Stuttgart, the Dresden Frauenkirche, the Leipzig Bach Festival and the Thuringia Bach Festival, among others.