Kevin Zi-Xiao He is a Chinese-born composer who immigrated to Canada in his mid-teen years. He’s musical output originates from a Chinese cultural background, embodying Eastern musical elements within a Western art music framework. With a particular interest in popular music of East Asia, He seeks to defy boundaries between popular and concert music. His writing often incorporates strong sense of melody and poetic use of tonal harmony that evokes instant emotional response in the audience. Zi-Xiao He has studied composition with Alexander Rapoport,  Ronald Royer and Larysa Kuzmenko. His works have been presented by the Chinese Artists Society of Toronto (CAST) and the Scarborough Philharmonic Orchestra (SPO), and performed in the Composers Concerts at the Faculty of Music, University of Toronto. Having completed a bachelor’s degree with double-majoring in music and architectural design, He currently studies composition in graduate school at the University of Toronto.

California flutist Alan Berquist performs and teaches in the SF Bay Area. He is an Adjunct Professor of Flute at California State University, Stanislaus and Diablo Valley College. Degrees from Florida State University (DM, BM), University of Wisconsin-Madison (MM), and Carnegie Mellon University (Performance Certificate). His primary teachers include Eva Amsler, Alberto Almarza, and Stephanie Jutt.

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Lam Tin Yan, Marcus, is a Hong Kong sound composer and trumpet player who studies acoustic, acousmatic, and live electronics composition at the Hong Kong Baptist University under the guidance of Dr. Eugene Birman, and electronics with Dr. Christopher Keyes and Dr. Stylianos Dimou.
As a composer, his string quartet Hidden Fruit premiered on the RTHK Radio 4 by the Romer String Quartet as a finalist in the Hong Kong Composers’ Guild New Generation Composer 2023. His acousmatic piece New Ec0-existence is selected for the MA/IN Festival 2023/24. He was the trumpet improviser and recording artist for the new multidisciplinary work in City Contemporary Dance Company’s recent show, Living Up to Death that ran in Freespace in West Kowloon Cultural District. He was also awarded the best performer in the Renaissance Foundation Content Creator Camp 2023 for his multi-disciplinary work, What’s Moon’s Gender? He was recently selected as a finalist in the second NC Wong Young Composers Award 2023-24. 
As a pop musician, he programmed sound for 2022 International Arts Carnival, in the theatre play produced by Hong Kong non-profit art organization Every Life Is A Song. He also played trumpet and flugelhorn in the global tour of cantopop artist Terrence Lam at the O2 Arena in the UK, and The Venetian in Macau.

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