Liron graduated from the Jerusalem Academy of Music and Dance in 2020. She participates both as a soloist and as an ensemble singer in productions of the Jerusalem Baroque Orchestra, Barrocade Ensemble, The Israeli Vocal Ensemble and more.

Liron's operatic repertoire includes Rachel and Rivka (Imahot/D. Sebba), Clorinda (Il combattimento di Tancredi e Clorinda), Serpetta (La Finta Giardiniera) and Zerlina (Don Giovanni). She is a recipient of the Ronen Foundation scholarship (2022).

As an entrepreneur, Liron collaborates with young artists such as herself to take part and create original performances. In 2019-2021 she created an educational children's play “Voice & Strings” and performed it alongside the mandolin player Roi Dayan for all elementary schools in the city of Be'er Sheva, Israel.

Liron participated in master classes with Chen Reiss, Yuval Zorn, Brian Zeger, Corina Marti, Ammiel Bushakevitz and David Shemer. In the 2022-23 season she performs in the original production “The Origin of the World”, which enables an interactive experience that combines different artistic mediums. She will also perform the role of Morgana in Handel's Alcina with the Jerusalem Lyric Opera Studio in addition to regularly performing with Nari Baroque Ensemble.

Naomi is a recorder player, currently studying towards her master's degree at the Jerusalem Academy of Music and Dance (JAMD). As part of a special program for early music studies, she has received lessons with leading musicians in the field, including Prof. Kenneth Weiss, Prof. Ashley Solomon, Prof. Pierre Hamon, and Matthias Maute. Naomi completed her bachelor's degree at the JAMD in 2022, under the instruction of Ms. Drora Bruck, and she later completed a year of studies under Prof. Pedro Memelsdorff at ESMUC, Barcelona.

Naomi has performed as a soloist and ensemble member with several orchestras, including the Barrocada Ensemble, the Jerusalem Baroque Orchestra, the Tel-Aviv Soloists Ensemble, and the Bertini Choir. She also enjoys creating innovative concert programs and managing musical projects.

In 2017 Naomi won the first prize at the International Recorder Competition in Nordhorn, Germany. In the years 2018, 2019 and 2022 she won several awards at the Tel Aviv International Recorder Competition, including two first prizes, and she performed a solo recital at the festival's 2023 edition. Naomi is a recipient of the Sharett (AICF) Foundation Scholarships and the Ronen Foundation Scholarships. She was also a participant of the Younes and Soraya Nazarian Program for Excellence in Chamber Music.

Specializing in historically informed performance of music from the 18th and 19th centuries, Yotam has a special preference for the French repertoire. He began his baroque cello studies with the Jerusalem Baroque Orchestra’s principal cellist, Orit Messer, and has been performing with the orchestra as second cellist since 2010. Yotam studied with Zvi Plesser and Michal Korman at the Jerusalem Academy of Music, where he completed his bachelor's studies, and later completed his master’s at the Conservatory of Amsterdam under the instruction of Viola de Hoog. He studied historical acting with Prof. Jed Wentz during his time in Amsterdam, and after finishing his studies specialized in 19th performance practice under the instruction of cellist Job ter Haar. Yotam is also a member of Nymphes et Monstres - an ensemble focused on French repertoire from the first part of the 18th century.

Physicist and harpsichord player, a graduate (magna cum laude) of the Jerusalem Academy of Music and Dance and the Hebrew University of Jerusalem in a unique program that included music (harpsichord), physics, and musicology, Pardo is currently pursuing a Ph.D. in quantum physics while enjoying a rewarding musical career. As a pianist, Guy participated in several international music seminars and performed as a soloist with orchestras. As a harpsichord player, he was awarded the 2020-21 Sharett Grant for Creative Excellence in early music performance, participated in masterclass sessions with notable international harpsichordists (Corina Morti, Kenneth Weiss, Eilam Rotem), and produced Italian baroque concerts in collaboration with the Istituto Italiano di Cultura. In 2019 he co-founded the Nari Baroque Ensemble (first prize in TARF 2021), with which he regularly performs in major Israeli chamber-music concert series and festivals. Pardo is also a member of Ensemble PHOENIX (direction: Myrna Herzog), with which he usually plays organ in concert series of liturgical/choral works, and of Ensemble Tutti (a young chamber string orchestra).