Japanese-Canadian Grammy® Award nominated Ron Korb has travelled around the world collecting bamboo and various indigenous woodwinds. Creating a mosaic of Pan-Asian, Celtic, and Latin influences, his music is both fiery and sublime. His compositions are inspired by his exposure to the music many cultures and his mixed race upbringing in Canada.

Ron represented Canada at Expo in Aiichi Japan and at The 2014 Shanghai International Arts Festival’s where he was voted the audience choice by the fans. Ron is on the list of "Ten Best Flute Players in the World” list as well as winning countless other awards.

Ron’s new release World Café, features legendary Cuban pianist Hilario Duran and Jorge “Papiosco” Torres and Juno winning guitarist Johannes Linstead. This CD has already won the International Clouzine Music Award for Best World Fusion and the Global Music Award for outstanding achievement in World Music

Composer. Pianist ♪ WINNER Premio Concurso Internacional Permanente 'De la Creatividad al Piano'♪ FINALIST Maurice Ravel International Composition Competion.

Elizabeth was born in Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago, the youngest of six from a musical family, and lives in Italy. Elizabeth sings, plays the piano, and has been composing and writing lyrics since 2014. In addition to composing music, Elizabeth is a keen supporter of indie musicians, whom she interviews on her blog.

Desert Magic specializes in writing rounds and songs about nature and the cosmos and is releasing their debut album, A Round The Sun, in 2016. Desert Magic is Grammy Award-winning Alex Wand, guitarist Steven Van Betten, and multi-instrumentalist.

Born and raised in Luanda, Angola, Vivalda Dula is an activist, singer-songwriter, percussionist and dancer. She is multi-award winning, nominated/finalist of StarAfrica Sound, International Songwriting Competition, Angola Music Awards and Akademia Music Awards. Dula sings mostly about love and social inequality, particularly in Angola.

Three Thirds have their feet firmly on the California ground, but their heads are spinning with myriad musical aspirations. They run from playing at a barn dance, to performing at an art show, then at a funeral: in the resulting chaos the double bass, the English horn, the viola make a perfect marriage. So, they gather on porches and in living rooms to sing songs: songs with spiraling, endlessly overlapping harmonies; songs about history and living in the desert...and the occasional murder ballad.

GRAMMY® Award-winning Ukrainian-American pianist Nadia Shpachenko enjoys bringing into the world things that are outside the box – powerful pieces that often possess unusual sonic qualities or instrumentation. Described as a “gifted and versatile pianist” (San Francisco Chronicle), “one of today’s foremost promoters of contemporary music” (Textura Magazine), and “a great friend and champion of new music” (Fanfare Magazine), Nadia performed recitals at Concertgebouw, Carnegie Hall, Disney Hall, on the Piano Spheres and Los Angeles Philharmonic’s Green Umbrella and Chamber Music Series, and with numerous orchestras in Europe and the Americas. She premiered more than 100 works by Armando Bayolo, Elliott Carter, Christopher Cerrone, Paul Chihara, George Crumb, Ian Dicke, Daniel Felsenfeld, Tom Flaherty, Annie Gosfield, Yuri Ishchenko, Vera Ivanova, Dana Kaufman, Leon Kirchner, Amy Beth Kirsten, Hannah Lash, James Matheson, Missy Mazzoli, Harold Meltzer, David Sanford, Isaac Schankler, Alexander Shchetynsky, Adam Schoenberg, Lewis Spratlan, Evan Ware, Gernot Wolfgang, Iannis Xenakis, Peter Yates, Pamela Z, Jack Van Zandt, and many others.

Nadia’s debut Reference Recordings CD Woman at the New Piano: American Music of 2013 was nominated for 58th GRAMMY Awards® in 3 categories: Best Classical Compendium, Best Chamber Music/Small Ensemble Performance, and Producer of the Year, Classical. “Sure to remain a mainstay of the contemporary discography for posterity” (New Classic LA), Nadia’s 2018 Reference Recordings CD Quotations and Homages features premieres of solo and collaborative works for 6 pianists (performed with Ray-Kallay Duo, HOCKET and Genevieve Feiwen Lee) inspired by a variety of earlier composers and pieces. Described as “superb… evocative… pure magic” (I Care If You Listen), Nadia’s 2019 Reference Recordings album The Poetry of Places features premieres of solo and collaborative works (performed with LA Phil pianist Joanne Pearce Martin and LAPQ percussionists Nick Terry and Cory Hills) inspired by diverse buildings. It won the 62nd Best Classical Compendium GRAMMY® Award. She is also featured on Isaac Schankler’s 2019 Aerocade Music album Because Patterns, Gernot Wolfgang’s 2019 Albany Records album Vienna And The West, José Serebrier’s 2021 Reference Recordings album Last Tango Before Sunrise, and Wouter Kellerman’s 2021 South African Music Award winning album We’ve Known All Times. Nadia’s recording projects are supported by grants from The Aaron Copland Fund for Music, The Alice M. Ditson Fund at Columbia University, and New Music USA, among others.

As a distinguished chamber musician, Nadia frequently collaborates with prominent artists, most recently including Boris Allakhverdyan, Sarah Cahill, Martin Chalifour, Jin-Shan Dai, Kevin Fitz-Gerald, Vijay Gupta, Dahae Kim, Jerome Lowenthal, Kathleen Supové, Ben Ullery, and the Lyris and Argus Quartets. Her recent collaborative performances were featured on Los Angeles Philharmonic’s Chamber Music Series and the Hear Now Music Festival.

Nadia Shpachenko is Professor of Music at Cal Poly Pomona University, where she leads the Piano Performance program and was awarded the 2017 Provost’s Award for Excellence in Scholarly and Creative Activities. She is also on the faculty of Claremont Graduate University, where she teaches Doctoral piano students. Born in Kharkiv, Ukraine, Nadia completed her DMA and MM degrees at the University of Southern California, where she was awarded the title of Outstanding Graduate. Her principal teachers included John Perry, Victor Rosenbaum, and Victor Derevianko. Nadia Shpachenko is a Steinway Artist and a Schoenhut Toy Piano Artist.

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