Violinist and conductor Lee Taek-ju obtained master's degrees from the University of Illinois and the University of Georgia in the United States after graduating from Yonsei University in Korea. As a result of his early success in several competitions, he was chosen to represent Korea at the World Youth Orchestra concerts in Israel, Austria, England, and the United States in 1973 and 1974, where he played to standing ovations under the batons of Zubin Mehta and Leonard Bernstein, after which, he taught as a visiting professor at the Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte. Being the youngest and longest serving movement leader of the Seoul Philharmonic Orchestra, performing at the Kuhmo Chamber Music Festival in Finland and the Hong Kong Arts Festival, leading the Yeeum String Quartet, and serving as the music director of the Yeeum Seorak Chamber Music Festival are just a few of the hundreds of chamber music performances he has been involved in over the course of his 20+ year career as a professional musician. He won the special award at the 5.16 National Music Awards when he was still a student and also served as the artistic director at the Seoul Arts Center. He is currently the music director of the KT Symphony Orchestra and an honorary professor at Ewha Womans University College of Music.

Kim Yong-bae is a pianist who has been the center of attention ever since he began winning prizes as a child and performing as a soloist and in recitals while studying in the Department of Aesthetics in the College of Humanities at Seoul National University. He continued his education in the piano department of the university's graduate school. Subsequently, he studied at both Virginia State University and The Catholic University of America.
After returning to Korea in 1986, at which time his first recital earned him the title "Musician of the Month," he has since given numerous recitals and concerts with prominent orchestras in Seoul and other regions. In addition, the Korean Association of Art Critics Awards named him the "Best Artist of 1988." He served as a professor at Chugye University for the Arts beginning in 1990 and as president of the Seoul Arts Center for three years beginning in 2004. He is currently a visiting professor at Ewha Women’s University and an emeritus professor at Chugye University for the Arts.

Oboist Kim Woo-jung, a graduate of the Korea National University of Arts, demonstrates nuanced performance with brilliant technique and rich sensibility. He has an artistic diploma from Carnegie Mellon University, a master’s degree from the University of Wisconsin, and a PhD from Michigan State University.
He had early success, taking first place at contests such as the Busan Music Competition, the Music Association of Korea Competition, and the Seoul Scholarship Music Competition, as well as numerous international awards, including first place at the American Protégé International Competition, attesting to his extraordinary skill.

As an orchestral musician, he was the leader of the Pacific Music Festival Orchestra, the leader of the National Repertory Orchestra, a member of the Chicago Civic Orchestra, a substitute member of the New World Symphony Orchestra, and a member of the Dearborn Symphony Orchestra.
His ongoing performance activities include concert tours celebrating the 60th anniversary of the Korea-US alliance (Kennedy Center Concert Hall, Avery Fisher Hall, Lincoln Center, and Ford Amphitheater), and collaborations with the Bucheon Philharmonic Orchestra, the University of Wisconsin-Madison Symphony Orchestra, the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra, the Michigan State University Concert Orchestra, the Lars Ensemble, the Korail Symphony Orchestra, the Seoul Cello Orchestra, the Chungbuk Philharmonic Orchestra, and the KT Symphony Orchestra.

He is currently the leader of the Chungbuk Philharmonic Orchestra, a member of the Seoul Piri Ensemble, an adjunct professor at Dongduk Women's University, and an instructor at Sungshin Women's University, Seokyeong University, and the Gifted and Talented Academy at the Seoul Arts Center.

Lee Hye-jung is a violinist who graduated with a full scholarship from Yonsei University College of Music after attending the Yewon School and Seoul Arts High School and then studying under Igor Ozim at Aufbaustudium in Cologne, Germany. She went on to complete the professional performer program at the Manhattan School of Music, where she received a master's degree, on full scholarship.

After beginning her career with success at competitions like the Hankook Children's Daily Music Competition and the Ewha & Kyunghyang Music Competition, she first gained widespread attention after taking first place at the Dong-A Music Competition while still a student at Seoul Arts High School. She has since won accolades at competitions both at home and abroad such as the Nanpa Music Competition, KBS New Artist Music Competition, Chosun Ilbo Debut Concert, Manhattan School of Music Concerto Competition, and Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra Competition, among others.

She performed as a soloist with the Daegu Symphony Orchestra at the 2005 Symphony Festival and on stages all over the world, and collaborated with many of the best orchestras in Korea and beyond, including the Bucheon Philharmonic Orchestra (2006 Seoul Arts Center Symphony Festival), KBS Symphony Orchestra, Korean Symphony Orchestra, Jeju Philharmonic Orchestra, Cheonan Philharmonic Orchestra, Chungnam Philharmonic Orchestra, Gangnam Symphony Orchestra, Manhattan School of Music Orchestra, and Hamburg Symphony Orchestra. She continuously communicates with audiences through recitals and chamber music performances and is firmly establishing herself as a performer with invitations to a number of festivals, such as the solo recital at the Sejong Center for the Performing Arts and the chamber music festival at the Seoul Arts Center. As a guest artist, she is currently performing with the Korean Symphony, Incheon Philharmonic Orchestra, and Chungnam Philharmonic Orchestra, among others.

She is a professor in the Department of Music at Chonnam National University and works tirelessly to inspire the next generation as a member of the Festival Ensemble, Avec Trio, and The Ensemble.