Originally from New York City, Robert Radliff went on to study violin performance at the Peabody Conservatory with Violaine Melancon. He then attained his Master of Arts and Graduate Artist Diploma in Performance at Montclair State University where he studied with Weigang Li of the Shanghai Quartet. 

Robert has been featured as guest soloist with numerous orchestras in Florida, New York, New Jersey, and along the East Coast, and has collaborated with some of the world’s most iconic musical figures such as Yo-Yo Ma, Itzhak Perlman, Jamie Laredo, and many others. Internationally, Robert has performed in several chamber music settings including at the East China Normal University, Western District Chamber Music of Hong Kong, and the ‘Konzert im Kirchgarten’ series in Hanover, Germany. He is currently the Concertmaster of the South Orange Symphony, performs as section violin with the New England Symphonic Ensemble at Carnegie Hall, and section violinist in the Berkshire Opera Festival in Great Barrington, MA. Robert is the founder of the chamber music series known as “Music in the Library” at the New Jersey Institute of Technology where he performs with the Littman Quartet. 

Robert teaches violin at the Cazadero Performing Arts Camp in Cazadero, CA, the Robert Treat Academy Charter School in Newark, and the Wharton Institute of the Performing Arts.

Born in Memphis, Tennessee to Ukrainian-Jewish immigrants, Lucy Voin began studying the violin at the age of 3. She was raised by musicians - her mother being a classical pianist and her father a jazz multi-instrumentalist. In 2011, she moved to New York, where her artistic talents and potential could be more effectively realized. She holds a Bachelor of Music degree from Mannes School of Music, where she studied with Aaron Rosand and Daniel Phillips. In addition to teaching privately, she is an active freelancer in and around New York City, and plays in various settings such as orchestras, chamber music ensembles, churches, and weddings. She has played in several prestigious venues including Carnegie Hall, Alice Tully Hall, Usina del Arte in Argentina, and Shanghai Conservatory Concert Hall in China. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her family and snuggling with her 2 dogs.

New Jersey violist, Mitsuru Kubo was raised in a musical household in Seattle, chosethe viola as her “forever” instrument, then traveled abroad to study at the Sun HwaPerforming Arts School in Seoul, South Korea. Mitsuru went on to study with HelenCallus at UC Santa Barbara, after which she earned her Graduate Diploma at thePeabody Conservatory in Baltimore, MD.

Along with chamber music, orchestral playing, and featured soloist gigs, Mitsuru enjoysher career as a private teacher, wife, and mom of two. 

With a versatile background in solo, chamber, and orchestral music, Dr. Jordan Enzinger is a dynamic performing cellist in the New Jersey, New York City, and Philadelphia areas. He regularly performs in the area’s finest venues such as Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, and the Kimmel Center. Dr. Enzinger is a member of the cello section of the American Symphony Orchestra, and has performed with the Orchestra of St. Luke’s, New Jersey Symphony, Princeton Symphony, Princeton Festival Orchestra, and the New Brunswick Chamber Orchestra. Aside from Dr. Enzinger’s performing career, he is in demand as an avid teacher. He currently serves as cello faculty at two music schools in New Jersey: at Seton Hall University in South Orange, instructing music majors and non-majors, and at the Princeton String Academy. Dr. Enzinger is a certified cello instructor with the Suzuki Association of the Americas, and maintains his private cello studio in East Brunswick. He also serves as chamber music faculty at the American String Teachers Association (ASTA) Chamber Music Institute, and as an academic he is a guest lecturer for collegiate music classes at Rutgers. Dr. Enzinger’s students have performed in Carnegie Hall, won numerous competitions, and have received collegiate music scholarships.

New Jersey-based cellist Amy Ward Butler counts herself very fortunate to have had as teachers Orlando Cole in Philadelphia, and Steven Doane and Paul Katz at the Eastman School of Music. At Tanglewood, she played under conductors such as Leonard Bernstein, Seiji Ozawa and Kurt Masur, and played for Yo-yo Ma in a variety of master classes.  Ms. Butler has been a member of the Kennedy Center Opera House Orchestra and has performed in the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, Harrisburg Symphony, the Philadelphia Orchestra, the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra, and the Mostly Mozart Festival Orchestra at Lincoln Center.

Currently, Ms. Butler holds positions as principal cellist with the Eastern Connecticut Symphony Orchestra and the Reading Symphony Orchestra, is a founding member of the Tapestry Cello Ensemble and the cellist for the Paper Mill Theater in New Jersey. 

Giuseppe Fusco is a freelance woodwind doubler in the NY/NJ area. He has held chairs in several Broadway orchestras including Rocktopia (2018), Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (2017), and Honeymoon in Vegas (2014). Giuseppe is also a four-time audition winner for the Radio City Christmas Spectacular orchestra, and has been a substitute musician for many additional Broadway shows since 2012. As a classical musician, Mr. Fusco has performed with the Philadelphia Orchestra, New Jersey Symphony, Princeton Symphony, the Little Orchestra Society, the Greenwich Symphony, and the Colonial Symphony. He is the co-founder of Chamber Music Society of North Jersey and has been active in performing chamber music recitals over the past ten years. Giuseppe is also a passionate wine lover, a level 3 candidate for the WSET award in Wine, and is pursuing a new career as a wine professional. He resides in West Orange with his wife Jordan, their daughter Sofia, and puppy Stanley.

Clint Edwards is a composer, arranger, and pianist. His compositions and arrangements have been performed around the world, including NYC’s Carnegie Hall, Alice Tully Hall, WQXR, Joe’s Pub, The Green Room 42, and The Eugene O’Neill Theater Conference, as well as in concert venues throughout England, Holland, Australia, Germany, South Korea, and Poland. He is the winner of the 2019 Broadway World Award for Best Independent Album Release. As a pianist, he regularly gives more than 350 performances a year in the NYC metropolitan area and now virtually via his successful weekly Patreon program "The CLINT EDWARDS Show.

Chris Badami is a Grammy-nominated producer/engineer/mixer and drummer with over 25 years experience in the industry.  He is the owner and Chief Producer / Engineer at Portrait Recording Studios, in Pompton Plains, NJ where he works with artists in all genres of music.  A musician himself, through his work both performing and, in the studio, Badami has earned 4 RIAA certified gold records, numerous Grammy considerations as well as #1 and top 10 slots on various billboard charts throughout the world.  Heading into 2024, Badami's work producing, engineering, mixing, mastering and performing has earned over 230,000,000 streams across all major platforms worldwide. www.portraitrecordingstudios.com www.chrisbadami.com