Ramchandra Joshi is an accomplished vocalist as well as an established harmonium player. He has been teaching Indian Classical Vocal Music for the past 15 years to students at various levels of training.

After graduating from the New England Conservatory of Music in 1979 with a B.M. in Guitar, Phil Kaplan pursued Composition with Tom McKinley

Durga Krishnan earned her Sangeet Vidwan (Scholar of Music) degree and a degree in teaching of music from Carnatic Music College.

Sadhana Upadhyay received her initial training in Hindustani vocal music from Pandit M. K. Samant of Varanasi, India.

Shuchita Rao, was born in a family of music lovers in Hyderabad, India. Her initial training in Hindustani Vocal Classical music was with N.K. Karhade.

Pradeep Shukla received his initial training in vocal music in India from Shri V. V. Paranjape, who was a disciple of Pandit Vinayakrao Patwardhan, an exponent of the Gwalior Gharana.

Bhuvana Ganesh received her initial Carnatic music training from Sangeetha Vidhushi Smt. Vallabham Kalyana Sundaram, sister of veteran composer Sri Mayuram Viswanatha Sastry.

Priti Chakravarty received her initial training in vocal music in Bhagalpur, Bihar and advanced training from Pandit Vinayakrao Patwardhan, a well-known exponent of the Gwalior Gharana.