Ilze Kirsanova is a violinist with the Latvian National Symphony Orchestra, a chamber musician in several ensembles with leading Latvian musicians. Since 2017, she has been a guest musician with the Malta Philharmonic and the Nordic Symphony Orchestra since 2007.

She received her education at the Em. Darzins Special Music School, while also studying in the class of Natalia Fichtenholz in Moscow. She received her master's degree at the Latvian Academy of Music and at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama in Cardiff thanks to the prestigious Sir Charles Mackerras Scholarship.

She has participated in many festivals in Germany, France, Austria, and Russia.
In 2017, she created the organization "Musictour" and an ensemble with organist and pianist Janis Karpovics, actively promoting Latvian music abroad.

In 2018, she participated in a UNESCO project
on preserving Syrian culture, performing in Syria, Belgium, and France.
She has been performing with Ekaterina Suvorova since 2007.

Harpist Ekaterina Suvorova received her master's degree in music from the Jāzeps Vītols Latvian Academy of Music, graduating from Professor Dzidra Braže's harp class in 2008. She teaches harp at the Jāzeps Mediņš Riga 1st Music School, the Augusts Dombrovskis Music School, and the Jāzeps Vītols Latvian Academy of Music.

She has performed and participated in various projects with the Latvian National Symphony Orchestra, the Latvian National Opera Orchestra, the "Kamēr..." choir, the Liepāja Symphony Orchestra, the Lithuanian State Symphony Orchestra, and others. She performs extensively in solo concerts and various chamber ensembles.
In 2015, Ekaterina Suvorova conducted master classes "Russian School of Harp Playing" in Parma, Italy. She worked on the jury of the International I. Savshinsky Competition in St. Petersburg, Russia (2014). She conducted master classes for teachers on kokle playing "Interpretation of Harp Repertoire" (2011).

She participated in the recording of chamber music for flute "On the Bridge" together with Ilona Kudina (2006) and in the recording of "Songs of the Summer Solstice" by Benjamin Britten together with the "Kamēr..." choir (2004).