Yoonee van den Eynde has graduated from the Royal Conservatory of Music in Brussels (Belgium) in 1992, where she received both a first prize in solfège and in harp with the highest distinction. Then, she further mastered her harp studies with Ms. Susan Mac Donald and received a Performance Diploma from the Indiana University (Bloomington) in 1994 . Yoonee also studied with other world renowned teachers such as Ms. Elisabeth Fontan-Binoche and Catherine Michel. Yoonee was selected in 1990 to represent Belgium in a concert focusing on young harpists at the Fourth World Harp Congress in Paris. She has then been awarded numerous prizes for her harp performances including the Rissler Prize in Belgium, first prize in a solo and chamber music at the International Competition (Union of Female Musical Artists) in Paris (France) and a prize from the Foundation Cziffra in Senlis (France). As a performer, she played before the Prince of Luxembourg and the Princess of Carmen Chimay. She has participated in concerts in Belgium, Luxembourg, France, Switzerland, Denmark, and the United States as a soloist, in chamber music, and orchestra. She recorded a harp duet CD in1997 which was then broadcasted on Radio France Musique. Currently, Yoonee is an passionate teacher and a freelancer.

Cassidy Dixon, soprano, is a second-year masters student studying voice and voice pedagogy at Peabody Conservatory with Dr. Stanley Cornett. In 2019, Ms. Dixon graduated from the University of Delaware with an Honors Bachelor of Music in Applied Voice and Music Management Studies Minor. This fall, she will be performing the role of Fiordiligi in Cosi fan Tutte with Peabody Opera Theatre.

Most recently, she performed the role of Elizabeth Bennet in the stage premiere of Kirke Mechem’s Pride and Prejudice with Peabody Opera Theatre and the role of the Countess in Le Nozze di Figaro with University of Delaware Opera Theatre. She is the recent recipient of an Encouragement Award at the Philadelphia District Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditions, the second-place winner at the Saltworks Opera Competition, the third-place winner at the Sylvia Green Vocal Competition, and the second-place winner at the Friday Morning Music Club Sue Goetz Ross Vocal Competition. As a voice and general music teacher, Ms. Dixon has worked with musicians of all ages. For the past 3 years, she has instructed voice classes and lessons with the Music in the Somerset Hills Summer Voices Camp. Students at this camp range from second to twelfth grades. For 3 years, Ms. Dixon worked as an assistant teacher for the University of Delaware Community Music School Music For Young Minds classes. Ms. Dixon also has her own private voice studio, where she teaches singers of all ages. Ms. Dixon brings her passion for performing to her students, helping them find their own voice.

Ms. Stephanie L. Miller is a music educator with 17 years of experience teaching elementary and middle school general and choral music. She currently works in Montgomery County Public Schools, but has also taught in Ohio and North Carolina. She holds a Bachelor of Music Education degree from Otterbein University in Ohio, and a Master of Educational Technology degree from University of Maryland University College. Her passion is choral music and musical theater. She has choreographed for Clarksburg High School and community theater groups, and directed, music directed, and choroegrphed musicals at the elementary level for the past six years.