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

She received her education at the Emīls Dārziņš Special Music School, while also studying in the class of Natalia Fichtengolts in Moscow. She received her Master's degree from the Latvian Academy of Music and the Royal Welsh College of Music & 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 Jānis Karpovičs, actively promoting Latvian music abroad.

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

"Such a harmonious and deep unity of mind, feelings, and polished piano technique should be called Outstanding Mastery," wrote the newspaper "Literature and Art" after the pianist's concert.

Yuri Spigin is an experimental pianist, Doctor of Pedagogy, who has given concerts in Latvia, France, Estonia, Georgia, Moldova, Lithuania, Poland, and Finland with musical programs of various styles: from old classics to works by contemporary composers.

While teaching at various times at the Jāzeps Mediņš College of Music, the Jāzeps Vītols Latvian Academy of Music, and Liepāja University, he performed a lot of chamber music: he played in ensembles with cellist Eleonora Testelets (a graduate of M. Rostropovich), the Riga Quartet, violinist Uldis Sprūdžs, opera singers, and made music with the conductor of the Latvian National Opera, Leonīds Vīgners, and the conductor of the Metropolitan Opera, Neeme Järvi, among others.

Constantly in search of new forms of music-making, styles, and themes, composing his own works, Yuri Spigin conceived, is currently performing, and offers a series of concerts under the general title "Dreams of the 20th Century."

In it, the pianist has combined the best achievements of classical and jazz pianism. Yuri Spigin, being a theorist and practitioner of the art of improvisation, performs both his own works and themes from film music loved by a wide audience, enriched by his own professional pianistic manner of improvisation, about which the newspaper wrote: "In the pianist's performance, brilliant, filigree piano technique, natural enthusiasm, and emotionality are combined with the scale of his temperament."