Singaporean classical harpist, Ashley Lim Cheng Wei, is a current fellow at The Orchestra Now where she holds the position of principal harpist. Since starting the harp at age fourteen, Ashley has performed internationally in major venues such as Carnegie Hall, Jazz at Lincoln Center, Met Museum, Symphony Space, the Esplanade and Victoria Concert Hall among others. As an active orchestral musician, she has played with The Orchestra Now, Buffalo Philharmonic , CCM Philharmonia, RCM Orchestra, Orchestra of the Music Makers, Re: Mix (Singapore) and Jakarta Symphony Orchestra.
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Sophia Shedd is a NYC-based freelance harpist, teacher, and film music professional. She teaches harp and piano in her private studio and has performed in productions including Sondeim's Sunday in the Park with George and Chronicle with the Martha Graham Dance Company. In film, she has worked as a harp coach, music supervisor, and hand double, contributing to the acclaimed short Run Amok (2023), which received Oscar consideration. Sophia has also performed with multiple orchestras including the Virginia Symphony Orchestra.
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Over the years Roni Eytan has developed a unique way of playing the harmonica, by drawing on influences from a wide range of music, transcending the traditional sonorities associated with the instrument, and achieving a singular musical voice. Still only in his twenties, Roni has already performed with a galaxy of world-renowned musicians, such as bassists John Patitucci and Eddie Gomez, drummer Brian Blade, pianist-vocalist Kevin Hays and pianist John Beasley.
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Lucia Pontoniere is a musician and educator whose musical journey began with classical violin and expanded to jazz, Irish, and old-time fiddle. A 2018 Berklee College of Music graduate in Violin Performance and American Roots Music, Lucia has toured and recorded with her band, The Ladles, and as a solo artist. She teaches violin, guitar, and voice with a focus on creative exploration and personalized lessons.
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Luca Ferrara is a guitarist and composer with an extensive background in jazz. He holds a BM from New England Conservatory, where he studied primarily with Joe Morris. Luca aims to teach his students the importance of finding their own unique voice in their craft, and how to refine their technique and musicianship to help carry that voice forward. He believes a strong foundation in the fundamentals of one's instrument and music theory is essential. Inspiration from jazz, bluegrass, and folk music can be heard in his latest original work.
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