Enkhjargal “Epi” Dandarvaanchig, master of the Mongolian violin and song, moves between cultures , blending the ancient sounds of the Morin Khuur with his powerful voice and a modern, improvisational edge. He takes tradition, bringing the soul of the steppe into every note, and spins it into something entirely his own. 

« A listening experience to forget everything else… enormous expressiveness… completely impressive… » (Badisches Tagblatt).

Park Stickney has played the world over, from Adelaide to Zaragoza.  Known best for his improvisational style and glib pithy anecdotes, Stickney offers concertgoers a delightfully novel approach to the harp, with a solid sense of humor, often offbeat but always good-natured.   But it’s not all jokes and friendliness:  As Peter Kemper noted in the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung:  « Breathtaking, of unprecedented intensity..in Stickney’s playing, melodic lines, bass lines and chord progressions seem to interlock seemingly weightlessly. »