Eun-Hye Rhee (Grace Rhee)

was born in Jeon-Ju, South Korea. At the age of thirteen, she made her debut concert with The First Piano Concerto by Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy. She studied at Jeon-Ju University, where she would later graduate with top honors in music studies. The university recognized her talent and academic excellence by awarding her the distinguished President's Prize as well as a position on their staff as an assistant professor. Following her time at Jeon-Ju University, she participated in an artist trainee program at Musikhochschule Freiburg, Germany. Shortly after, she moved on to Zuricher Hochschule der Kunste in Switzerland where she concentrated her studies on solo, accompaniment and contemporary music. She has won various scholarships and honors throughout her academic career. Professionally, Grace Rhee has performed at numerous recitals and orchestral concerts through Korea, Europe and the United States.

Romeo Zucchi - piano

was born in Parma (Italy) on 2nd October 1979 and he completed his Diploma in Pianoforte in June 2000 under the guidance of Professor Sun Kyung Lee at the "A. Boito" Conservatoire in Parma. He attended the Chamber Music Course with Professor Pierpaolo Maurizzi and the Composition Course with Professor Fabrizio Fanticini. He also took part in Master Classes with the Trio di Parma in Urbino, Trieste, Udine organized by Trio di Trieste High Chamber Music School. He is working with Maestro Alberto Miodini (Trio di Parma) and with Maestro Roberto Plano at the "Lake Monate" Academy to fully develop the skills he has acquired so far in his musical career. He also attended Master Classes with Aldo Ciccolini, Paul Badura-Skoda in Florence for the "Amici della Musica di Firenze", with Andrea Padova in San Marino,with Bruno Canino and Nelson Delle Vigne at the "Lake Monate" International Piano Academy. In July 2005 he took part in the Master Class with Norma Fisher at the Royal Academy of Music in London organised by Londonmasterclasses. In 2001 he was awarded Second Prize at the International Competition "Città di Minerbio" (Italy). With saxophonist Andrea Vegetti, he won the International Competition "Genova 2000 and the Italian Competition "Riviera Etrusca", Third prize at International Competition "Camillo Togni" in Brescia, Second prize at the International Competition "J.Brahms" in Aqui Terme (Italy), Fourth prize at the International Competition "Hyperion" in Rome and First prize at the International Competition "F. Forgione" in Verbania. He collaborated with Dario Indrigo and Francois Paris for the performance of Franco Donatoni's works. In 2004 he performed "a lie in high C", a Luca Mosca's composition never performed before with Uberbrettl-Ensemble at the Bologna Festival. He then collaborated with the Edison Cinema in Parma (Italy) for the live performance of silent cinema (Charlie Chaplin ecc..). He took part in various concerts and events in Italy ( "Circolo Ufficiali" Padova, Bologna Festival, "Casa della Musica" Parma, "Petitot's Sunday Concerts" Parma, "Luzzart" Luzzara, "Teatro Cinghio" Parma, Club UNESCO Parma Varese…) and in Eastbourne (UK). His repertoire includes Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert, Liszt, Chopin, Brahms, Bartok. From 2008 he worked also with tenor singer Gregorio Pedrini. He currently teaches piano in Parma (Italy).

Andrey Stukalov

was born in 1987 in Krasnoyarsk (Russia). Received first piano lessons at the age of 6. Soon after Andrey took part in city and regional competitions and became laureate of the first prizes. Considering his success, in 2002 his family moved to Moscow where the young pianist entered Central Music School attached to Moscow Tchaikovsky Conservatoire, class of Nina Makarova. In 2006 won the 3-rd prize at the international piano competition «?omune di Cassina de'Pecchi» and the 2-nd prize at the IV international piano competition «Premio Benedetto XIII» in Italy. In the same year Andrey Stukalov entered Moscow State Conservatoire, class of famous professor Sergey Dorensky. Andrey Stukalov is a prize-winner of numerous international piano competitions including the following: "Sigismond Thalberg" (Naples, Italy, 2010), "Adilia Alieva" (Gailllard, France, 2010), "Delia Steinberg" (Madrid, Spain, 2011), "Valsesia Musica" (Varallo, Italy, 2011), "Stefano Marizza" (Trieste, Italy, 2011) etc. Andrey took part in concerts in Great, Small and Rachmaninov Halls of Moscow Conservatoire, frequently performs in Russia and abroad, solo and with orchestra. He is also a wonderful chamber musician. His repertoire includes works by composers from Baroque to Modern period. Andrey is fond of playing and premiering virtuoso piano transcriptions which always receive the highest praise in his performance.