Professor Zakhar Bron is considered to be one of the best violin teachers in the world. Only a few teachers today are in such high demand as Professor Bron, who is currently working in several highly prestigious institutions around the world.

Liana Tretiakova is a successful violin teacher and a founder of the Zakhar Bron School of Music in Zurich. Alumna of the legendary Professor Bron and his former assistant for 15 years, she has been working with young violinists from all over the world for almost 25 years.

Inna Khriplovich teaches violin at the Zakhar Bron School of Music in Zurich from 2014. Since then many of her students have won prizes at such competitions as the Swiss National Youth Music Competition, Grumiaux International Competition in Brussels and Prodige Competition in Paris, to name a few.

Alexander Kuznetsov is an alumnus of Professor Bron and a prize-winner of 14 national and international competitions in Russia and Europe. He performed as a soloist with orchestras in Russia, Japan and Europe.

Denis Severin is a Professor of cello at the Geneva University of Music and the Bern University of Arts, where he teaches cello as a major, baroque cello as a minor and chamber music.

Born in Bregenz (A) in 1989 he grew up in a family of musicians and started his musical education at the age of four. Later during his studies he was influenced by Thomas Grossenbacher at the Zurich University of Arts and Rafael Rosenfeld at the University of Music FHNW Basel.

Franziska Ammer has been teaching students of all ages for over 30 years. Passing on her passion for the cello and music in general plays a central role in her professional life.

The pianist Dominic Chamot was born in Cologne in 1995. Award-winning and celebrated by the audience, his lively and highly multifaceted activity as a soloist and chamber musician has long ceased to be an insider tip.

The winner of 25 national and international awards, Rafael Lipstein has performed in the most renowned concert halls worldwide: the Oriental Art Center Shanghai, the Cologne Philharmonic, the Herkulessaal in Munich, the Peking University, the Tonhalle Düsseldorf – to name a few.

Ksenia Nogovitsyna has experience in teaching ear training, music theory, harmony, polyphony, musical analysis and music history. She has taught at the Music School of the Moscow Conservatory, at the Gnessin Music School in Moscow and at the Simkus Conservatory in Klaipeda (Lithuania).

Alexander Boldachev is a virtuoso harpist, composer, teacher, exclusive artist of the Italian Harp house Salvi Harps, guest soloist of the Bolshoi Theater. He received a Master’s degree in harp, composition and conducting from the Zurich Academy of Arts, becoming the best graduate of Professor Catherine Michel.

Polina Skryabina has graduated from the St. Petersburg Conservatory with a bachelor's diploma in solo, orchestra performance, and harp teaching (2013) and from the Zurich University of the Arts with a master's diploma in performing arts (2015).