Gabija Natalevičienė (b. 1984) graduated from the M. K. Čiurlionis School of Arts. 2003-2010 she studied piano performance at the Lithuanian Academy of Music and Theatre (bachelor and masters, prof. Veronika Vitaitė). In 2005-2006 she studied at the Janáček Academy of Music and Theatre (Brno, Czech Republic, prof. Jiří Skovajsa).  In 2014 she defended her doctoral thesis  "Sacredness in the Piano Works: Signs and Interpretation". Since 2012  has been a lecturer at the Lithuanian Academy of Music and Theatre. Teaching subjects: General piano, Critical response method, Coaching method and self-reflection. 
The pianist is a laureate of various iternational competitions in Lithuania and abroad: „International piano solo, duo and chamber music competition“ (1998, London, England, 2 prize), “Art and Education of XXI century“ (2001, Helsingør, Denmark, 2 prize), „Spring Sonata“ (2002, Vilnius, Lithuania, 1 prize), Konzerteum (2004, Athens, Greece, 1 place and two special prizes for the best performance of  classical sonata and contemporary piece), „Music without Limits“  (2003 and 2011, Druskininkai, Lithuania, 1 prize).
Studies at the Doctor of Arts programme enccouraged the pianist to explore sacredness in piano music as well as guided her to a specific piano repertoire. These explorations eventually turned into  such unique projects as  "Easter Night with Olivier Messiaen" (2016, St. Catherine's Church), where pianist performed 10 selected pieces from O. Messiaen’s piano cycle “Twenty gazes on the infant Jesus”. After having been inspired by the profound studies of Olivier Messiaens music, the pianist later turned her attention to other composers working in a similar genre. Her conceptual recitals "Music and Meditation" (2015, Christopher Summer Festival), "Easter with French Music" (2017, Spring at Piano.lt Concert Hall), alongside O. Messiaen's music, featured works by C. Franck, A. Pärt, H. Otte, Ch. Tournemire, L. Viern as well as  contemporary Lithuanian composers - A. Remesa, M. Natalevičius. 
Currently the pianists repertoire is dominated by works by contemporary composers. Inspired by the piano works of A. Part, J. Cage, H. Otte and their ideas about music as a spiritual experience, the pianist invites her audiens to discover an unusual aproach to piano and it‘s music. Lately, her recitals have become to some extend musical meditations rather than ordinary concert experience. This is also evident in her recent artistic projects: the recital "States" (2023, Contemporary Music Festival "Music of Changes", Klaipėda Concert Hall), three events cycle "Meditation with Piano Music" (2023, Music Magic Club), „Sounding Silence" – the project based on music and drama synthesis (together with Jekaterina Deineko , 2024, Music Magic Club).
The collaboration with composer Mykolas Natalevičius is of particular importance in pianists artistic path as well. Since 2013, the artists have been working on regular joint projects ("Evening Meditation" 2013, "Looking to the Beyond" 2016, "Frozen time" 2021, "Summer Prayer" 2024). The pianist is the first performer of most of the composer's piano works.

Kristupas Bubnelis (b. 1995) is a Lithuanian composer of the youngest generation, currently based in London, United Kingdom. He has written for symphony orchestra, chamber ensembles, and solo instruments. The composer has won various prizes and competitions: G. V. Turner-Cooke Composition Award (2019), Arthur Hinton Memorial Prize (2017), Lithuanian Composer’s Union New Piano Solo Repertoire Competition, Ist prize (2016). His works saw performances in Austria, Denmark, France, Germany, Indonesia, Netherlands, United Kingdom, and Sweden. Kristupas actively participates in seminars and masterclasses (Oliver Knussen, Hans Abrahamsen, Ryan Wigglesworth, Magnus Lindberg, Georg Friedrich Haas, Claus-Steffen Mahnkopf, Bent Sørensen), as well as contemporary music festivals (“Crossroads”, Salzburg, Austria). Bubnelis has closely collaborated with various collectives and soloists: Klaipėda Chamber Orchestra (LT), London Young Sinfonia (UK), New Art and Music Ensemble Salzburg NAMES (AT), Art Vio String Quartet (LT), Martynas Švėgžda von Bekker (LT). Kristupas is currently in pursuit of his MMus degree at the Royal Academy of Music where he is studying with professors Rubens Askenar and Edmund Finnis. He finished his undergraduate degree at the same institution, under the tutelage of professor Christopher Austin.

Mykolas Natalevičius (b. 1985) is a young Lithuanian composer active in various fields of music, from the acoustic instrumental music to the experimental electronics. His work involves composing, playing piano, singing and conducting. According to composer, music was not his initial field of creativity. He began his creative path in the fine arts, successfully participating in various art exhibitions and competitions, and started his music studies at the age of sixteen. He studied composition (with Prof. Vytautas Barkauskas and Ričardas Kabelis) at the Lithuanian Academy of Music and Theatre, graduating in 2011. He also attended singing (Deividas Staponkus and Algirdas Janutas) and symphonic conducting (Gintaras Rinkevičius) lessons. In 2010 Mykolas Natalevičius studied at the Danish Institue of Electronic Music with Henrik Munch, also attended singing class at the Royal Academy of Music in Aarhus with Ingrid Haking Raby. In 2011, his Kampana for symphony orchestra won the Debut Prize at the annual Best Works of the Year awards of the Lithuanian Composers' Union. In 2012 he was awarded the Young Artist Prize by the Lithuanian Ministry of Culture.

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