Duncan Chapman is a Lincoln based, freelance Composer, Sound Artist, Educator and Performer regularly works with many leading music organisations in Britain including The Philharmonia Orchestra, London Sinfonietta, Royal Festival Hall, Spitalfields Music, Birmingham Contemporary Music Group, Wigmore Hall, Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival, Sound Festival, Buxton Festival, BBC and Sound & Music. He is a frequent traveller to more exotic locations with projects and performances in Tokyo, Singapore, Budapest and throughout Europe.

Fraser Trainer is a composer and workshop leader with over twenty years experience working with some of the world’s leading arts organisations in a wide variety of creative contexts.

Internationally renowned for creating innovative music educational projects and performances, Hannah’s flair and versatility has led to engagements with some of the world’s leading opera houses, festivals and orchestras as a music educational consultant, presenter, musical director and composer. Projects range from specially commissioned BBC broadcast concerts, opera-films (Royal Opera House) transmitted across the UK on outdoor screens, to conducting staged spectacles involving hundreds at the O2 Arena and Southbank Centre in London.

Jackie Walduck is a composer and vibraphone player whose work explores the interface between composition and improvisation.  Her PhD   Role-Taking in Free Improvisation and Collaborative Composition was comp  leted in 2008 and forms the basis of a lifetime’s professional work and research.  She wo

Paul Griffiths is an internationally renowned music educationalist, project leader, composer and performer. His musical roots lie in jazz, rock and funk but through his work he has developed a unique artistic voice and flexible workshop style that transcends musical, social, cultural and age barriers. His work is underpinned by a commitment to providing high quality musical access to all and a profound understanding of the impact that creative arts work can have upon individuals and communities.

Trained as a composer, Rachel has been working within orchestral music education for 15 years. During this time she has worked with most of the UK's major orchestras and opera companies as well as creating projects and presenting concerts around the world.

Richard Frostick studied piano and singing at the Royal Academy of Music and is now acknowledged as one of the UK’s premier singing leaders.  In London he is founder and director of two music centres that provide high quality tuition for 500 children and young people.  In this role he has prepared young choirs for six BBC Prom concerts and for numerous performances on television and radio.  He was also series consultant on the popular BBC1 series ‘Play It Again’.  He now works across the country as a singing workshop leader and choral cond

Tim is a composer and project leader with a specialty in large scale devised, collaborative and interactive music performance. His work encompasses a diverse range of contexts with a focus on the uniqueness of any given place and the people that occupy it. His practice typically involves collaborating with teams of local artists and musicians and working alongside them throughout the larger community to create multi-layered performances with a unique connection to the culture.