Described by The Strad as a 'virtuoso with a truly Romantic temperament', Yuri Zhislin has performed with the Oxford Philharmonic, the BBC Concert Orchestra, the London Mozart Players, the Lithuanian State Symphony and the Santiago de Chile Symphony, to name a few. Yury is a professor of violin and viola at the Royal College of Music in London.

A winner of several prizes and competitions as a soloist, Evgenia Epshtein was a co-founder of the Aviv string quartet which won the 3rd Melbourne International Chamber Music Competition, the Bordeaux String Quartet Competition and the Charles Hennen Music competition as well as other top prizes and was proclaimed as the “Best young ensemble” by the Culture Ministries of Germany and Israel.

Winner of many international competitions, including Johannes Brahms chamber music competition, Mikhail Rudoy connected his musical career with chamber music and string quartet.

Alexey Steblev is sharing several careers as a cellist, composer, conductor, and entrepreneur.
Playing most of his life in string quartets (Talan Quartet and New Russian Quartet) and being a soloist of Moscow Virtuosi chamber orchestra, Alexey has performed in most of the important halls throughout the world.
Alexey has composed music for several films, his "Moviemusic for String Quartet" was released at the NRQ album at the "Melodiya" label.

In his work, he combines unorthodox approaches to creating interactive videos and light installations using game engines and real-time simulations.
The main themes of his work are the diffusion of the digital and the real, the transmission of spiritual and mystical worldviews into the computer age, and the eschatology of technological progress.