Hana Mundiya, violin

Having made her solo debut with the New York Philharmonic at age 13 in David Geffen Hall at Lincoln Center, Hana Miyamoto Mundiya is a sought after soloist and chamber musician on the world's top stages throughout the United States, including Carnegie Hall, Walt Disney Concert Hall, Alice Tully Hall, and the United Nations Headquarters, as well as internationally in Italy, Sweden, Japan, Germany, France, Austria, Spain, Czech Republic, Hungary, and Switzerland.  Committed to using music for humanitarian purposes, Hana is a member of the United Nations Chamber Music Society, and regularly performs for the UNHCR, UNESCO, Red Cross, and Mount Sinai Hospital.  In her spare time, she enjoys learning new languages, cooking, hiking, and trout fishing. Born and raised in New York City, Hana holds a Bachelor of Arts in Comparative Literature from Princeton University, specializing in Japanese and French Literature, and a Master of Music degree from The Juilliard School. In her spare time, she enjoys learning new languages, cooking, hiking, and trout fishing.

Per Tengstrand, piano

After winning 1st prize in Cleveland’s International Piano Competition, Per Tengstrand has performed in venues such as the Kennedy Center, Lincoln Center, the big hall of the Musikverein Vienna, Gewandhaus in Leipzig, and Suntory Hall in Tokyo. He has performed as a soloist with the Detroit Symphony, National Symphony in Washington D.C., Japan Philharmonic, Orchestra de la Suisse Romande, Singapore Symphony, and Orchestre National de France. He is the recipient of the Royal Medal of Litterus and Artibus, which he received from the King of Sweden. His debut film "Beethoven - Freedom of the Will", featuring among others violinist Hana Mundiya, won international awards such as the Silver Medal for Best Inspirational Film at Tokyo Film Awards, and the prize for Best Documentary at the Swedish International Film Festival. Since 2017, he has collaborated with the chamber group "Opus" at Princeton University, guiding young musicians and inviting them to perform in his New York series as well as in Sweden. When Per is not traveling he trains figure skating six days a week.