Kathryn Honnig  has been playing the violin since the age of seven. She pursued her passion for music alongside her academic studies at Rowan University, where she majored in Economics and minored in Music. At Rowan, Kathryn studied under Dr. Timothy Schwarz and Luigi Mazzocchi and performed with the Rowan University Symphony Orchestra and String Ensemble. Her talent earned her recognition in the university's concerto competition, where she was first runner-up in 2022 and the winner in 2023.

Currently, Kathryn teaches violin both privately and at Stibol Music in Princeton Junction, New Jersey. Her skills have also been showcased on several songs by singer-songwriter Isabella Dussias. Beyond music, Kathryn is a dedicated dancer and a second company member of Philadanco’s D-2, under the artistic direction of Donald T. Lunsford.

Anthony Preucil has been playing the violin since he was three years old, and began playing the viola at age twelve.  Anthony's professional appearances have included Midsummer’s Music Festival in Door County, Wisconsin, the Pennsylvania Chamber Orchestra and the Altoona Symphony Orchestra. Anthony studied Meteorology and Atmospheric Science at Penn State University while also pursuing a minor in music performance. While in college, Anthony was a member of the Penn State Philharmonic and Chamber Orchestras and performed chamber music with the Gallitzin String Quartet. Currently, Anthony serves as assistant concertmaster with the Philharmonic of Southern New Jersey, and is a founding member of the Sonic String Ensemble. He teaches violin and viola at Mischief Studios in Pennington New Jersey. His hobbies include astronomy, juggling, and hiking.