PEI-JEE and PEI-SIAN NG are twins, born in Adelaide, Australia. They studied at the Elder Conservatorium and in in 2003 came to England to study at the Royal Northern College of Music to study under Ralph Kirschbaum. They were both selected for representation by the Young Concert Artists' Trust in 2008, having previously been in the Countess of Munster's Scheme.

BENJAMIN FRITH was encouraged by his teacher, Fanny Waterman, to pursue a musical career after winning the UK Dudley National Piano Competition at fourteen. Today he has made seventeen solo discs (including somehighly praised Mendelssohn) and performed with many of the great orchestras and conductors. At twenty he became a Mozart Memorial Prize winner and was invited by Sir Peter Pears to appear at the Aldeburgh Festival. He achieved international recognition by sharing top prize in the 1986 Busoni International Piano Competition, and first prize in the 1989 Artur Rubinstein International Piano Masters Competition, making his debut at the Edinburgh Festival in 1992 with Beethoven's Diabelli Variations. A life long interest in chamber music was realised in his becoming a member of the Gould Piano Trio in 1998.