Peter Benceis a globally acclaimed, award-winning piano sensation, composer, and music producer. Known for his edgy, percussive, and expressive playing style, Bence has captivated audiences worldwide by breaking the boundaries between classical and popularmusic. He elevates the piano to new heights, transforming the instrument into a full orchestra, inspiring music lovers of all ages. His live performances attract thousands across the globe.

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Artistic Director and Principal Conductor of the Turku Philharmonic Orchestra, Olli Mustonen has a unique place on today’s music scene. Following the tradition of great masters such as Rachmaninov, Busoni and Enescu, Mustonen combines the roles of his musicianship as composer, pianist and conductor in an equal balance that is quite exceptional, often bringing them together in one fascinating triple role performance. This season, he takes up the position of Principal Guest Conductor of the Lapland Chamber Orchestra at the beginning of 2023 where he will combine orchestral concerts with chamber music and recitals.

won the second prize at the highly prestigious Queen Elisabeth Competition in 2007 and embarked on a brilliant international career, which brought her to almost all corners of the world. She made her studies with Marina Kapatsinskaya at the Sofia State Music Academy in Bulgaria, and then at the Queen Sofia Higher Music School, Madrid with the legendary prof. Dmitri Bashkirov .She also worked ,later on, with prof.El Bacha at the Queen Elisabeth Music Chapel in Belgium.

Armenian-born Marianna Shirinyan is one of the most creative and in sought after pianists in Europe today. Her vibrant and virtuos musicianship puts her in demand, both as soloist and as chamber musician. Shirinyan plays with great sensitivity, understanding, technical brilliance and beauty of tone, which allows her to offer a wide range of repertoire. Her love for the music and her joy in sharing it with a larger audience are apparent in her performances.

is a Bulgarian born Norwegian pianist and is an active soloist and recitalist who has performed numerous recitals and concerts in Europe, Middle East and Scandinavia. Currently, he is also the artistic director for “Kutin Konsert Forening, Norway; the host and guest artist for the Norwegian concert series and is also touring in Sweden, Denmark, Germany and Austria.

Description goes hereDescribed as a “master of the magical art of rubato” (Hamburger Abendblatt) and as a “magician on the piano” (Mannheimer Morgen), Olga Zado touches audiences and critics around the world with her deep poetic musicianship and sparkling electrifying technique.

Grzegorz (Greg) Niemczuk is regarded as one the most interesting and outstanding Polish artist of his generation and the only one in Poland who has all Chopin's piano music in the repertoire. In 2017 his interpretations of Chopin's music were placed by the National Polish Radio next to Martha Argerich, Maurizio Pollini and Adam Harasiewicz.

Sara Aimée Smiseth er fra Haugerud i Groruddalen i Oslo. Hun fullførte masterstudiet i utøving ved NMH i 2013 med Einar Steen Nøkleberg og Einar Henning Smebye som lærere. Hun har også et år på utveksling ved det kgl. flamske konservatoriet i Brüssel, en bachelorgrad i musikkvitenskap og et årsstudium i tverrfaglige kjønnsstudier fra UiO. Siden endt studietid har hun turnert med egenproduserte konsertforestillinger i hele Norge, samt Sverige, USA og Canada.

DescriptionLondon-based Georgian concert pianist, Luka Okros, has established himself as one of the most outstanding pianists of his generation. The Guardian's Observer has praised his performance as "An impressive display of virtuosic pianism". Spanish newspaper Levante described him a goes here

Christian Grøvlen is one of Norways leading performing artists and Director of KODE Composers Homes. He is a recipient of the Léonie Sonning Talent Prize, Robert Levin Prize and the Arts Council Grant Norway. He made his debut in Copenhagen in October 2017 and has since then made his debuts with the Norwegian Radio Orchestra in February 2019 and with the National Opera Orchestra in Oslo in February 2020.

The Bulgarian pianist Martin Ivanov was born in a family of musicians and started playing the piano at the age of 4, taking his piano lessons from his mother, who remained his teacher up until he graduated the National School of Arts in his hometown Ruse in 2009.Within his school years, Martin has participated in over 50 piano competitions all over Europe, receiving over 45 prizes

Simeon Goshev is a Bulgarian pianist, based in Vienna. His vivid and exciting interpretations, especially of compositions of the 20th and 21st century have been highly praised all over Europe.

Aleksei Zaitsev (b. 1995) was born in Outokumpu, Finland. At the age of 13, he became a pupil of Irina Zahharenkova, a noted winner of several international piano competitions. He has been studying at the Sibelius Academy in Helsinki with Dr. Hui-Ying Liu-Tawaststjerna and Teppo Koivisto. In addition, he has attended master classes of Klaus Hellwig, Jerome Lowenthal, Robert Levin, and Matti Raekallio. Currently, Aleksei is pursuing his studies at the Royal Danish Academy of Music in Marianna Shirinyan’s class.

Maciej Stroynowski is a Polish pianist, chamber musician, composer and teacher from a family with musical traditions. He studied piano with his brother Tomasz Stroynowski and graduated from the Academy of Music in Bydgoszcz in the class of professors Tatiana Schebanova and Jaroslaw Drzewiecki. In addition, he completed postgraduate studies at the University of Stavanger with Professor Erling Eriksen