Tamara Hrycak has won numerous provincial and national competitions, and the Regina Conservatory of Music's prestigious President's Gold Medal. She earned a Bachelor of Music from the University of Saskatchewan, a Master of Music under Lorand Fenyves and a Bachelor of Education at the University of Toronto. She has toured throughout Europe, Asia and North America, and has performed alongside Joni Mitchell, Rod Stewart, Anne Murray and Rita MacNeil. She is a member of Hamilton Philharmonic Orchestra, Toronto Philharmonia and Windsor Symphony. Tamara is an advocate for education in the arts, an active string clinician, and a private violin and viola instructor.

Cellist Mary-Katherine Finch holds both Bachelor and Master degrees in performance from the University of Toronto. She performs frequently in recital with pianist Ron Greidanus. Playing an authentic baroque cello, she has appeared with Aradia, Baroque Music Beside the Grange, Grand River Baroque Festival and Toronto Masque Theatre. In the area of new music, she regularly collaborates with the ensembles Toca Loca and Ergo, and has premiered several chamber works of Canadian composers. Mary-Katherine frequently plays with the larger ensembles of the Mendelssohn, Isler, Amadeus and Elora Festival Choirs.

Steve Farrugia has been playing drums for 14 years in various genres including Jazz, Big Band, Latin, Rock and Ska Reggae. Steve attended the Humber College Jazz Studies program, and studied predominantly jazz and Latin music at Humber and privately. He is well versed in studio work for various bands, and has played in festivals and clubs throughout the Greater Toronto Area. Steve was recently involved in musical theatre pit bands for The Sound of Music and Oliver. He currently teaches 45 students per week on drums and percussion.