Chilean-born flutist Viviana Guzmán, described by The New York Times as “an imaginative artist,” is an internationally acclaimed performer and educator. A GRAMMY-nominated musician and Global Music Awards Gold Medalist, she has appeared on CNN, PBS, NBC, ABC, CBS, Good Morning America, NPR, and Univision.

Guzmán has performed in 139 countries across all seven continents. She has appeared as a soloist with more than 265 ensembles, including with orchestras in Russia, Chile, Brazil, USA, Philippines, Uzbekistan, Argentina, Mexico, Kyrgyzstan, Peru, Ecuador, Vietnam, performing in major venues such as Carnegie Hall and Avery Fisher Hall.
A Juilliard graduate and former student of James Galway, she has released 13 solo albums and taught masterclasses at over 55 universities. Guzmán currently teaches at the University of California, Santa Cruz, and is the Co-Founder and Editor of The Flute View Magazine and Founder of the SF Flute Society & Flutes by the Sea Masterclass.

Meixiang Park is a flute professor and doctoral supervisor of Shanghai Conservatory of Music. She graduated from Shanghai Conservatory of Music and the Graduate School of Tokyo University of the Arts. She worked for the China Radio Symphony Orchestra in Beijing, which is now known as the China Philharmonic Orchestra. She also served as the principal flute of the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra.

She is a judge of the National Academy of Arts Flute Competition, the Chinese Flute Federation Flute Competition, the Chinese Music Little Golden Bell Award, the Chinese Music Golden Bell Award, the Asian Flute Union Flute Competition, and the Bucharest International Youth Flute Competition in Romania.

She is currently a Yamaha flute artist, president of the Asian Flute Alliance, vice president of the Shanghai Flute Society, and executive director of the China Flute Federation.

Rebecca Viora is an accomplished flutist born in 1990, who began studying the transverse flute at age seven and won a special mention in the Chieri International Competition at eleven.

She holds a diploma and master’s from the “G. Verdi” Conservatory in Turin, graduating with full honors, and pursued further studies at the Chigiana Music Academy (Siena), the Académie Internationale d’été de Nice, and the Milano Music School. A scholarship from the DeSono Music Association enabled her to refine her talents under Maestro Davide Formisano for three years.

Rebecca performs across Italy, France, Switzerland, and Germany in orchestral and chamber settings, and features as a soloist. She has participated in high-profile recordings, appeared on national television, and toured internationally, including in China and Europe.

Jeonghwa Hur is a distinguished collaborative pianist who graduated from the Conservatoire de Nice and the Conservatoire National Supérieur de Musique et de Danse de Lyon. She has appeared as a guest pianist with the Opéra de Lyon, Opéra de Nice, and Radio France, and has been featured at international festivals including the Nice International Music Camp.

Highly sought after by leading flutists, she has performed with Philippe Bernold, Michael Kofler, Denis Bouriakov, Mathieu Defour, Karl-Heinz Schütz, José-Daniel Castellon, David Formisano, and Philippe Pierlot. Her teaching career includes appointments at the Lyon Conservatory, Korea National University of Arts, Yonsei University, and Seoul National University. She currently serves as Adjunct Professor at Sungshin Women’s University and as the official pianist for the Seoul National University flute studio, while maintaining an active international performance career.