Influenced by the Russian school of Lev Oborin and the German tradition of Wilhelm Kempff, and winner of Leonard Bernstein Award in 2014, Christopher Park has performed internationally with major orchestras and artists, recording for labels such as Deutsche Grammophon. Since 2021, he has been professor at the Norwegian Academy of Music in Oslo.

He is a founding member of the Trio di Parma (1990), has performed at major venues such as Wigmore Hall and Carnegie Hall, collaborating with artists like Bruno Giuranna and appearing as a soloist under conductors including Hubert Soudant. He is currently the professor in charge of the exclusive chamber music specialization course at the world-renowned Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia.

Principal Clarinetist of the Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra and former principal clarinetist of the Malmö Symphony Orchestra, collaborating with leading European ensembles. He performs as a soloist with orchestras such as La Toscanini, Malmö Symphony Orchestra, or Orchestra del Teatro Massimo Bellini in Catania and he teaches masterclasses in Italy and Scandinavia.

Lecturer of Viola and Head of the Viola Department at the Sibelius Academy, Annariina is a celebrated soloist with orchestras like the Tampere Philharmonic, and a First Prize winner of the Finalis and Luigi Zanuccoli international competitions. She performs on a Jean-Baptiste Vuillaume viola, generously on loan from the Finnish Cultural Foundation.

Prizewinner in the XlV cello competition in Turku, she has appeared as a soloist with Turku Philharmonic Orchestra, the Bläserphilharmonie Regensburg, and the Ostrobothnian Chamber Orchestra. She regularly substitutes in orchestras such as the Finnish Radio Symphony Orchestra and the Helsinki Philharmonic Orchestra.

Born in 2000, he is a Norwegian pianist from Bergen. He is part of the artistic leadership of the Mediterraneo Chamber Music Festival and maintains an active concert career as a soloist and chamber musician. He collaborates regularly with established ensembles, recently appearing as a soloist with the Norwegian Soloists’ Choir and Kristiansund Symphony orchestra. He is a graduate of the Norwegian Academy of Music, where he studied with Christopher Park, Håvard Gimse, and Sveinung Bjelland. 

Norwegian mezzo-soprano from Trondheim, Frøydis is a permanent member of The Norwegian Soloist Choir, Margaretakyrkans Vokalensemble, Barokkanernes vokalensemble and Frolic Quintet and regularly performs with ensembles such as Vox Nidarosiensis, Bragernes Solistensemble, JSB-ensemble. In recent years she has appeared in festivals such as Nordsjø kammermusikkfestival, Ultimafestivalen and Oslo Early.

Sofia is a distinguished Italian violinist praised by Salvatore Accardo for her impeccable technique and captivating sound. Currently a member of Duo Rodin, and former first violinist of the Quartetto Noûs she has earned prestigious accolades, including the 2025 Renzo Giubergia Prize. Her career features performances at world-class venues, from the Società del Quartetto di Milano to the European Parliament, and a significant discography.

Norwegian violinist from Oslo. He has performed at leading international festivals, including the Verbier Festival (VFJO), the Moritzburg Festival Academy, and the newly established Mediterraneo Chamber Music Festival. Birk is in demand as a violin substitute with major Norwegian orchestras and performs regularly with ensembles such as the Oslo Philharmonic Orchestra and Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra.

Italian pianist and Artistic Director of Mediterraneo, Romolo maintains an intense international concert schedule, performing at prestigious venues and participating in major festivals across Europe. Shaped by renowed names like Alberto Miodini, Oliver Kern or Christopher Park, and supported by the Tom Wilhelmsen Foundation, he has been selected for the 2026 artistic residence "Pianist of the Week" at the Edvard Grieg Museum in Bergen.