Angeline Bell is a Malaysian piano teacher and composer based in Crawley, West Sussex, UK. She began composing in March 2022 while isolating with COVID-19 and uploaded her recordings onto social media. With the encouragement of her friends, she submitted her work to Editions Musica Ferrum, which went on to publish My Lyrical Notebook, My Quirky Notebook, My Garden Notebook, My Seaside Notebook, My Forest Notebook and Echoes of the Orient. Her pieces have been included in the ANZCA and AGMS exam syllabus, her albums have been released by Digitality Records, Blue Spiral Records and Naxos World and 21 of her compositions have been broadcast on BBC Radio.

Angeline began playing the piano at the age of six and earned her ATCL diploma aged sixteen. She holds a Music degree from the University of East Anglia (UEA) and studied piano under Ruth Harte at the Royal Academy of Music. After completing her PGCE, she taught music in a secondary school before founding Bell Piano School at her home.

Brian Davidson is a Scottish composer and pianist who studied at the Royal College of Music and later in Paris with Vlado Perlemuter on a Sir James Caird Travelling Scholarship. He completed his postgraduate studies at the Banff Centre for the Arts in Canada on a bursary from the government of Alberta.

Brian lectured in piano and music history at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland for several years and now teaches at the City of Edinburgh Music School. His compositions are often romantic in mood but also draw influence from a wide range of musical styles, in particular Scottish folksong.

'Music which leaps off the page in terms of its pianistic layout, characterisation and melodic memorability'. (Murray McLachlan, International Piano Magazine)

Andrew Eales is a pianist, teacher and writer based in Milton Keynes. His books include ‘How to Practise Music’ (Hal Leonard, 2021) and numerous educational piano anthologies. Andrew’s compositions have featured in the ABRSM and LCM exam syllabus. He is also well known for his education website www.pianodao.com

Ben Eames is a pianist, composer, piano teacher and podcast host based in Scotland. Initially from Clackmannanshire, Ben studied at Edinburgh Napier University before completing his postgraduate studies at Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance in 2015.

Ben performs regularly with Fiona Sweeney (Flute) as part of the Aurras Duo, who look to discover and celebrate lesser-known works for flute and piano alongside familiar favourites.

Ben is a host and producer of the award-winning Ear to the Ground Podcast, which brings Scotland’s flourishing contemporary music scene to a wider audience through insightful interviews with Scottish and Scotland-based composers. In addition to his career as a performer, Ben teaches in schools across Scotland and is Associate Piano Teacher at the University of St Andrews.

Kino Lee is a London-based Taiwanese composer as well as an alumna of Berklee College of Music. With a diverse musical background encompassing classical, jazz, pop, and video game composition, Kino is known for creating cinematic soundscapes and expressive piano works. Her portfolio includes award-winning scores for film and video games, as well as international collaborations with filmmakers and creative teams worldwide.

In addition to her compositional work, Kino has released multiple solo albums featuring original piano compositions. Her artistic practice extends beyond music into film direction and visual art exhibitions. Recently, she released Zenphony, a music application developed for Meta VR, and she is currently working on her next major project, a musical production titled You, Me, Eternity.