In the summer of 2004, Ms. Baiocchi was invited by the German baritone Matthias Goerne to participate in masterclasses at the Schleswig-Holstein Festival in Lübeck, Germany. Ms. Baiocchi has also performed in masterclasses with Menahem Pressler, the renouned pianist of the Beaux Arts Trio, Piotr Anderszewski, Helmut Deutsch, Rudolf Jansen and Robert Tear. In addition, she has played for Manuel Rosenthal, composer and good friend of Maurice Ravel, who proclaimed her interpretation of Ravel’s Valses Nobles et Sentimentals one of the best he had heard.

Mr.Baltaian is the 1999 winner of the USC Piano Concerto Competition. He is also a Grand Prize winner of the Allied Arts Association Competition, the "Young Piano Virtuosi" International Competition in the Czech Republic and the "Svetoslav Obretenov" National Competition in Bulgaria. His festival appearances include the Aspen International Music Festival,Holland Music Sessions and Plovdiv International Chamber Music Festival.

He has been a regular guest at international festivals throughout Europe, including Belgium, Germany, Austria, Italy, the Czech Republic, G. Britain, Croatia and Slovenia. Publishing houses of Helidon, RTV Slovenia, The Spectrum society records, Orfej records- Croatia and Bauer studio records-Germany have issued his recordings on CD,s.

many ace students are played in india and abroad,like paolo, mohon sethi, ravishankar popoff,kartik ramchandran, gurdit singh, mohit pandey, sanjay, omkar, ashis, saket,etc.etc.

interest to teach, to perform, to recording,help to organize any classical fest, to learn any knowledge from any learned person,very interst to mix with globally classical music, to visit here and there for music & musical institution,

His determination and natural talent led to his first piano concerto performances in his teens, followed by study at the Royal College of Music. Lean years followed, however, when he had little opportunity to develop his playing skills, lacking even a decent piano of his own. But his determined resolve and, many would say, sheer bloody-mindedness, found him beginning to build a career in the 1980s as a recitalist on a national level.

The end of that decade, however, found him dissatisfied with his playing and he decided to thoroughly overhaul his approach to the keyboard. He had become increasingly inspired by the great late Romantic pianists such as Rachmaninoff, Horowitz, Cortot and Myra Hess. He was aware that his own playing style lacked the values that those figures embodied. As he put it, "I decided to question everything I had ever been taught, and to have two rules only: to play in a more naturally relaxed manner, and to try and embody the qualities of those great pianists of a past age. Over the next few years my playing became totally transformed, gaining greater expressive depth and tonal range."

James sings baritone with the BBC Syhmphony Chorus. He has performed Haydn's Nelson Mass, Handel's Messiah, Verdi's Fauré's, and Duruflé's Requiems with various London choirs.

She is a professional recorder player who specialises exclusively in the commission and performance of contemporary music. She has given first performances of both dedicated and commissioned works by James Erber, Donald Bousted, and Brian Inglis.

Her repertoire also includes works by Luciano Berio, Franco Donatoni, Karlheinz Stockhausen, Christopher Fox, John Cage, Toshio Hosokawa, Michael Zev Gordon, Graham Fitkin, Richard Ayres, and Louis Andriessen.

A graduate of the New England Conservatory in Boston, he studied with Masuko Ushioda, and performed with many orchestras in the New England area. his primary studies were given by violinist Walter Olivares.

Matt has performed and recorded live on many public radio stations such as, WGBH, WCRB, and WICN in Massachusetts. In addition he has enjoyed working as a violinist in musical productions such as "The Secret Garden", "West Side Story", "Revolution" and the 1997-98 national tour of "Carousel". Matt was the first prize winner of the Youth Opportunities United national competition in Pasadena, in 1990, 1991, and 1992.

Holly has done some solo work, and has recorded Jules Massenet's Elegie on the "Nauvoo Brass Band" CD with Covenant Recordings. She recieves invitations to play solo recitals for small groups in her area and volunteers regularly to go to public schools and assist music teachers in coaching their violin sections.

Beloved teacher.

Instruments: Bb, A, Eb clarinets and Basset horn.

Andrew’s two CDs feature the world’s first recording of all the liturgical organ works of Thomas Tallis, recorded on the early 17th century organ at Knole. They are released on the Signum label’s Tallis series – the complete liturgical organ works on Tallis Vol 5: Music for the Divine Office (SIGCD016) and the remaining organ works on Tallis Vol 9: Instrumental Music and Songs (SIGCD042).

PERFORMANCE: Shishu-Mahal and Galpo-Dadur Ashor of Akashbani from 1992 to 1998 in Rabindrasangeet and presently a B-Grade Artiste of AIR. Playback-singer in TV-serial Rajeshwari in 1998. Performed in The Doverlane Music Conference’04-’05 opening ceremony and the appraisal of“The Bande Mataram” was published in almost all the leading news-dailies. Devotional TV programmes- Anjali in Tara Muzik, Sharanagata in Zee Bangla and Upasana in ETV Bangla. Performs regularly in Down Memory Lane, Legends, Musically Yours-bengali modern songs programme in Tara Muzik Channel. Taken part in the Muzi-Quiz and performed in the Live show Tero Parbon on the eve of the new Bengali year in 2006. Regularly renders vocal support in the famous percussion ensemble Drums of India conducted by Mallar Ghosh. Invited in the famous Talk-Show Take-A-Break hosted by Parambrata Chatterjee aired in Tara Muzik Channel. Performed in Purbo-Kolkata Samonnoy Utsav, Calcutta Festival in 2007 and Bangla Sangeet Mela in 2006-’07. Performs regularly in the classical concerts organized by N.D.Music Circle. Sung bandish of different ragas in Geetinandan Part II composed and conceived by Pt. Ajoy Chakraborty. Playback-singer in ETV Mega-Serial Bamakhyapa in the lips of the title-role. Invited in the classical concert organised by the collaboration of EZCC and Saltlake Cultural Association in 2008.

ACHIEVEMENTS: Best Young Performer of Bengali songs in State-Level in 1996. Adjudged 1st in the “Bengali Modern Songs”competiton in Kasba Utsav in 1997. Best Singer Award in Classical Music competition organised by St.James School, named Jaco-Jagoran in 2002. Stood 2nd in Kheyal Competition organised by “ Doverlane Music Conference” and “Rajya Sangeet Academy” in 2003. Stood 1st in Bhajan,3rd in Thumri and Ragpradhan competition organised by Doverlane Music Conference in 2004. Stood 1st in Bangla Gaan organized by Dreamz Unlimited in 2006, held at AIKATAN, Salt Lake.

Pat began playing the guitar at the age of 13 under Joseph Cassano. His earliest musical influence was his father, Philip, an accomplished woodwind player and jazz musician. In 1972, he began intensive study in classical guitar at the Guitar Workshop in Oyster Bay, NY under Jerry Willard and Edgard Dana, Other teachers and coaches have included Alexandre Lagoya, Angel Romero and Timothy Walker. He received his M. Mus. degree from the State University of New York at Stony Brook in 1981. That year he also performed for the legendary guitarist, Andres Segovia, in Granada, Spain. He has been on the faculties of Dowling College and the Rocky Ridge Music Center in Colorado and has taught at the Edna Manley School of the Arts in Kingston, Jamaica, performing throughout that country. Currently, he is on the faculty of C. W. Post Campus of Long Island University and the United Nations International School.