Adrian studied piano and clarinet at the Royal Academy of Music, composition at Durham University and singing at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama. As a tenor soloist he as sung all over the UK, making his London debut at the Queen Elizabeth Hall in 1985. He is active as a conductor, accompanist and organist, gives workshops and lectures on vocal and choir training techniques and has directed many residential orchestral and chamber music courses. He was elected an Associate of the Royal Academy of Music in 1999 for distinction within the professions and is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts. He enjoys a freelance career combined with his current appointment as Head of County Groups and Ensembles with Kent Music School and Director of the Kent Centre for Young Instrumentalists for talented musicians.

Steven is a harpsichordist, pianist and conductor. He is musical director of Finchcocks Baroque; associate musical director of Opera Restor'd - the leading restoration opera company in Europe - and continuo player with the Consort of Musicke. In addition, he has worked with some of the leading ensembles and artists in the world and travelled extensively. He has just been appointed keyboard player with Apollo and Pan, the group that won the Early Music Network competition in 2001. Steven is a tutor in fortepiano at the Dartington International Summer School.

Geoffrey is a freelance musician, photographer and filmmaker. He began singing at All Saints' Church in Crowborough and from there was appointed a Chorister of Westminster Abbey by Simon Preston. He attended Tonbridge School as a choral and music scholar and won a choral scholarship to Trinity College, Cambridge where he read music and history. Whilst researching his Master's thesis on music patronage in 1930's Britain he sang in the choir of St John's College under Christopher Robinson. In 2003 he was appointed vocal coach and music assistant at Christ Church, Greenwich, Connecticut and currently divides his time between the USA and Britain.