Nederlands 
Lars Corijn
Lars Corijn graduated as a classical singer at the Royal Conservatoire of Antwerp in the studio of bass Gary Jankowski. He works as a freelance singer for renowned houses like Opera Ballet Vlaanderen, La Monnaie / De Munt and the Flemish Radio Choir. As a soloist he will make his appearence in productions from SPECTRA Ensemble and DESCHONECOMPANIE.
As a conductor Lars was taught by Luc Anthonis, Koen Kessels, Steven Verhaert, Jan Van der Roost and Dirk De Caluwe. He works as chief-conductor for the Symphonic Windband of the
Antwerp Universities, Pop Choir Kantamiko and OBVoiced, the staff choir of Opera Ballet Vlaanderen. On his broad resumé are i.a. Beethovens pianoconcertos, the Wesendoncklieder from Wagner and Händels Dixit Dominus.
Besides the classical orchestral repertoire, Lars has a predilection for the symphonic windband repertoire. Soon, Lars makes his debut as assistant-conductor at Opera Ballet Vlaanderen.
Luk Callens studied at the Royal Conservatory in Ghent, graduating magna cum laude with Paul Beelaerts. Afterwards he took lessons from Heins Holliger, Derek Wickens and Paul Dombrecht, among others. As an orchestral musician he was employed by De Vlaamse Opera and the Koninklijke Muntschouwburg, among others.
Leandro Cardoso is a Brazilian conductor currently based in Montreal, Canada, where he is pursuing his doctoral degree in orchestral conducting at McGill University under the tutelage of Maestro Alexis Hauser. In addition, he is the Beethoven Orchestra manager. He also acted as Co-Director of the Kansas University Orchestra and served as the assistant conductor at the University of Kansas Symphony Orchestra between 2019 and 2021. In the United States, he has also served as a cover conductor at the Philharmonia of Greater Kansas City. 
Rudi Tas is an award-winning composer of music for solo instruments, chamber music, choral music and orchestra. He studied at the Royal Conservatories of Brussels and Ghent, earning numerous diplomas in instrumental and theoretical subjects. His studies were crowned with the final diploma in composition. 
Sybrand Maertens (1997) was born in Leuven. At the age of eight, he began studying solfege and trombone at SLAC (City of Leuven Academy and Conservatory). His early musical development was defined by both various courses at this conservatory, including culture of music and theory of music, and non-academic activities, like participation in various ensembles, like orchestras, choirs, pop/rock bands, an operetta cast and occasional experiences in a jazz combo and a big band. This wide musical exposure made him familiar with many a musical style, which is clearly represented in his oeuvre. After two years of studying trombone, taught by Tim Van Medegael and Michel Tilkin, in the Lemmensinstituut (secondary school) he started composition at LUCA-School of Arts, where he got his bachelor’s degree. His main teachers were/are, Jan Van der Roost and Piet Swerts. In his last master’s year, in which he is currently studying, he started an additional minor course in choir conducting (taught by Kurt Bikkembergs), with which he became choir conductor of MusicAmi in Mortsel and the children’s choir of De kleine Johannes in Blanden.
