
Mojca Gal studied violin at the Academy of Music in Ljubljana, the Bern University of the Arts, and the Schola Cantorum Basiliensis. She plays in ensembles such as Ad Fontes, Arabesque, Grenzklang Barockensemble, Musica Cubicularis, instrumental ensembles of the Basel Madrigalists and Ensemble Orlando, chamber orchestras such as the Freitagsakademie Bern, Neues Mannheimer Orchester, and Opéra de l’Impératrice Payerne. Notable recordings include: Pregon del cantante vagabundo (Ars Productions), Secret Charms (Coviello), Army of Generals (Das neue Mannheimer Orchester).
Thys Grobelnik studied harpsichord and organ in Austria and harpsichord and ensemble conducting at the Schola Cantorum Basiliensis. He specializes in French music and instruments from the period 1650 to 1750, a subject on which he regularly gives lectures and publishes articles. In addition to his work as a harpsichordist at international concerts and as a harpsichord teacher, he has been working for a year in Thomas Steiner's harpsichord workshop in Basel, where he also specializes in historical instrument making and the restoration of original instruments.