His works have been commissioned by institutes and festivals such as IRCAM, MATA and York University, and they regularly performed and broadcast in Europe, Asia America and Africa. He has received several Scholarships, Grants and Awards among others British Academy AHRB, Vinson Award, Al. Trianti (Society Friends of Music), Propontis Foundation, Hellenic Foundation of Culture and Hellenic Ministry of Culture.

Panayiotis Kokoras’ music has a deep interest in the physical structure of sound and its perception, and ranges from acoustic works to mixed media and tape one. His compositional output gains recognition by the competitions, International Gaudeamus Music Week 2004 and 2003, JTTP 2003, Insulae Electronicae 2003, , International Jurgenson Competition for composers 2003, Seoul international competition for composers 2003, RAM-AKMH computer aided composition competition 2002, Ensemble Eleven composers competition 2002, Toru Takemitsu Composition Award 2002, Noroit Prize 2002, Musica Viva 2002, Musica Nova 2001, CIMESP 2002, Luigi Russolo 2001 & 2002, Métamorphoses 2000.

Mr. Konstantinov mastered his piano playing under one of the most beloved and valued concert pianists and pedagogues in Bulgaria, VELICHKA (WELLA) SAVOVA. SAVOVA as with the case of HEINRICH NEUHAUS (the teacher of SVIATOSLAV RICHTER) was taught by the legendary LEOPOLD GODOWSKY the principle of weight release (frei Gewichtkeit, Gewichtsspiel und vollstandige Freiheit), rather than muscular impetus, as the most efficient method of playing. (Ms. SAVOVA was also a student and assistant of LEONID KREUTZER and GOTTFRIED GALSTON at The Academy of Music in Berlin, Germany).

Following his graduation Summa Cum Laude (Master Degree) from the famed National Academy of Music "Pancho Vladigerov" in Sofia, Bulgaria Mr. Konstantinov was selected for an exclusive two-year post-graduate program "Meister Klass" at The National Academy of Music "Pancho Vladigerov", followed by his specialization in "Viennese Classics, Romantics and Moderns" at the legendary University of Music and Performing Arts in Vienna, Austria. Among his many mentors and teachers he had and studied with were some of the greatest pianists of all times: SVIATOSLAV RICHTER, ARTURO BENEDETTI MICHELANGELI, RUDOLF KEHRER, SHURA CHERKASSKY, ALEXIS WEISSENBERG, BELLA DAVIDOVICH, TATIANA NIKOLAEVA, GRIGORY KOGAN, EUGENE MALININ and GRANT JOHANNESEN.

Since having completed her studies she has performed numerous parts in operas and operettas for example at the Volksoper Vienna, State Opera Prague, Viennese Chamber Opera and at renowned festivals such as the Festival Mozart in Schönbrunn and the Carinthean Summer Festival. As she is taking great interest in music of the 20th and 21st century she has already participated in three first performances of operas.

Another priority in her career are concerts, with her repertoire ranging from baroque to contemporary music. Thus she performs on a regular basis with the most renowned orchestras such as the Vienna Philharmonics, Radio Symphony Orchestra Vienna, Orchestra della Svizzera Italiana, Slovenian Philharmonics, Klangforum Vienna, et. al.

Solo Performances and Master Classes: Concertos- Auburn Symphony (AL)- Mendelssohn Violin Concerto, 1998. Montgomery Symphony (AL)- Brahms Violin Concerto, 1997 (CD). International Chamber Orchestra- Beethoven Violin Concerto, 1993; Vivaldi- "Four Seasons", 1993 (CD). Rio Hondo Symphony (CA)- Sibelius Violin Concerto, 1992. Plovdiv Philharmonic (Bulgaria) - Sibelius Violin Concerto, 1991; Paganini Violin Conerto #1, 1989; Mendelssohn Violin Concerto, 1986. Pazardgik Symphony (Bulgaria) - Mozart Violin Concerto #5, 1987; Bruch Violin Concerto #1, 1985. Master Classes with Arnold Steinhardt, Norman Brainin, Zachar Bron, Felix Galimir, Elmar Oliveira. Recitals in Bulgaria, Russia, United States, Canada, Italy.

Studied with: Donald Weilerstein (Cleveland, OH) 1997-Present Lewis Kaplan (New York) 1995-97 Taras Gabora (Oberlin, OH) 1993-97 Robert Lipsett (Los Angeles, CA) 1992-93 Todor Pelev (Idyllwild, CA) 1991-93 Eduard Schmieder (Idyllwild, CA) 1991-92 Tatyana Krasteva (Plovdiv, Bulgaria)1981-90

Her talent was immediately recognized with the Second Prize and Special Prize at the International Violin Competition in Ekaterinbourg (1993) and in Rome, where she received the First Prize of the” Premio Valentino Bucchi” Competition (1995). In 1999 she obtains a Special Prize of Long-Thibaud competition and also a Third Prize of “Pierre Lantier” chamber music competition. In 2001 she becomes Cziffra Foundations’ laureate.

These awards launched her international career, which lead her to different countries of Europe, Japan, Korea, Israel and United States. Elina has been featured soloist with numerous orchestras of Russia, Ukraine, United States and France, and was invited to participate in various festivals.

She has appeared at many of Europe's leading festivals, including Aldeburgh, Salzburg and Edinburgh, working with conductors such as Phillipe Herreweghe, Christopher Hogwood and Sir Charles Mackerras. Since her American debut with the San Diego Symphony Orchestra under Richard Hickox she has returned to sing with the San Francisco, Houston and Washington Symphony Orchestras, in addition to the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra under David Atherton. She also sang the title role in Handel's Theodora at a gala performance in the British Embassy in Paris.

Miss Kwella has given the world premières of Colin Matthews’ Night’s Mask and Pli de Lin, the former with the Nash Ensemble at the Aldeburgh Festival and the latter with the Allegri String Quartet. With the Nash Ensemble she subsequently recorded Night’s Mask and also sang the world première of David Matthews’ The Sleeping Lord at the Prague Spring Festival, repeating the performance at the Bath Festival and in London's Wigmore Hall.

While at university, in 1996, studying for a media's studies degree, she was Introduced to Afro pop at 19, with a group called The Gents, released a hit single called Cinderella, which was produced by tim Kizito

As well as her appearances as concerto soloist (touring both nationally and internationally with the Academy of Ancient Music, Australian Chamber Orchestra, Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestra and the Australian Brandenburg Orchestra - including a performance at the 2001 Proms at Royal Albert Hall), Genevieve works as a solo recitalist in Australia and Europe. She also performs medieval repertoire with the Danish pipe and tabor player, Poul H¿xbro and has a keen interest in contemporary music, with a growing number of premieres and commissions to her name. In 2004, she performed the world premieres of Tulp, a new multi-media work with Elision ensemble, a solo work by John Rodgers and an ensemble piece by Lawrence Whiffen. She is currently collaborating on new works for recorder with Brett Dean, Joby Talbot (UK), Elena Kats-Chernin, Ross Edwards, John Rodgers, James Ledger, Geoffrey Burgon (UK) and Damian Barbeler.

Genevieve has a long and impressive formal education, holding academic and performance degrees (including a doctorate) in music and English literature from the University of Melbourne (Australia), the Schola Cantorum Basiliensis (Switzerland) and the Carl Nielsen Academy of Music (Denmark, class of Dan Laurin). She graduated from each of these academies as the most outstanding student. Genevieve is a Fellow of the Faculty of Music, University of Melbourne, where she is the youngest person to have been awarded this honour.

In the year 1997, at the age of 14, He was invited by the World Kinder Festival in Holland as a Wonder Child Sarod player. For the last five years now, Abhisek is performing extensively in different parts of Europe, along with his illustrious father. In 2002, they have also performed at the Europe Parliament, as the only Indian.

Abhisek is the recipient of both junior and senior Scholarship under Govt.Of India. He also received the prestigious Anun Lund Award worth Rs.50000 from the Norwegian Govt. He won the A.I.R Music competition and got President Award and at present he the B-Hgh artist of A.I.R. In the year 2002, he won the Telegraph School Award as an outstanding talent.