Pianist Yeri Yoo began piano lessons at age six with her mother. She studied under Professor Kyungmi Lee at Yewon School and Professor Youngho Kim at Seoul Arts High School. She earned her bachelor’s degree at Seoul National University College of Music with pianist Yunha Hwang. Yoo completed her master’s degree as a scholarship student at the Franz Liszt Academy of Music in Budapest, studying with Sándor Falvai. She then returned to Korea and graduated from the Artist Diploma program in accompaniment at Korea National University of Arts under Professor Younghee Lee. Yoo debuted at Youngsan Art Hall during her studies and won prizes at the Nanpa National Music Competition, Hanum Competition, and Korea Liszt Competition. She has premiered works at festivals like the Daegu International Contemporary Music Festival. Since earning her accompaniment degree, she has performed at major venues including Ilsin Hall, Youngsan Art Hall, Seoul Arts Center, Kumho Art Hall, and Lotte Concert Hall. Yoo served as accompanist for the Cantus, Vivace, and Concert World music camps. She was a guest pianist at the 12th Janigro Cello Competition and official accompanist for the cello division of the ISANGYUN Competition 2022. She also participated as an accompanist in the János Starker 100th Anniversary Festival and masterclasses with world-renowned cellists.

Pianist Eunhee Park graduated from Seoul Arts High School and Korea National University of Arts, and later studied in Germany, where she completed the K.A.-Diplom program at the State University of Music and Performing Arts Stuttgart. She participated in several national competitions, including the Hankook Children's Daily Music Competition, and the Samick·Seiler Piano Competition. Internationally, she was awarded the Accompanist Diploma at the Beethoven Hradec International Music Competition in the Czech Republic, where she was recognized for her excellence in both solo and chamber music. Her performance career includes a concerto appearance with the Ulsan Philharmonic Orchestra, solo recitals at the State Museum of Musical Instruments Baden-Württemberg and the Grand Hall of Stuttgart City Hall, and appearances at the Daejeon International Music Festival and Korea Music Critics Association concerts. She served as a faculty member at Incheon Arts High School and Myongji University Conservatory, and is currently pursuing a doctorate in accompaniment under the professor Vincent de Vries at Yonsei University. She also serves as a staff pianist for the Cello Department at Seoul National University.

Pianist Hyejun Kim completed the Music Gifted Program at the Seoul Arts Center and graduated with honors from Yewon School, Seoul Arts High School, and Seoul National University’s College of Music. She received her Artist Diploma as a scholarship student at the Korea National University of Arts. She has won prizes at the Hamamatsu International Piano Academy Competition, the Hanoi International Piano Competition, and the International Franz Liszt Piano Competition. In Korea, she has received awards from the Ewha & Kyunghyang, Seongjeong, Music Journal, Korea Liszt, and Kookmin Ilbo & Hansei University Competitions. Named a Yamaha Rising Artist, Kim held a solo recital and received a scholarship. She has performed in the Kumho Prodigy Concert, the Seoul Arts Center Fall Concert, the Eoullim Music Festival as an official accompanist, and the Yeosu Eco International Music Festival, among others. She is currently a full member of the PoAH Piano Society and a staff pianist at Seoul National University