Abbie Wood is a 4th-year American organ performance student at Syracuse University studying with Dr Anne Laver, who is also pursuing a minor in jazz studies. She is organist at University United Methodist Church in Syracuse, NY, and has recently conducted research on Victorian-era British organs in England. She has also assisted Dr Laver with her research, and won multiple awards in organ playing. Her concerts aim to inspire love for the organ.

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Kari has been playing the organ for five years. She studied organ with Simon Mercer at the Junior RNCM. She gave organ recitals at Leeds Cathedral in March 2025 and at Chesterfield Parish Church in May 2025. She had a masterclass with Daniel Moult from the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire in June 2025. She is passionate about French Romantic organ music. Kari is now based in London, doing BMus at King's College London. She is also a solo and chamber pianist who likes classical, jazz, folk and pop.

Jonghee Yoon is an internationally active organist and serves as Principal Organist & Music Associate at Bellevue Presbyterian Church. She holds an Artist Diploma from the Eastman School of Music. She has appeared at venues including Westminster Abbey and Saint Thomas Church Fifth Avenue. A prizewinner of the Raleigh Symphony Orchestra Rising Stars (2022), she is recognized for her refined artistry as a concert organist and her versatility across solo, chamber, and collaborative performance.

Hsiao-Yi Yu's drew significant public attention since she won the First Prize in the first Taiwan Organ Competition in 2014. Hereafter, Ms. Yu has been in growing demand as soloist and performing with outstanding artists and orchestras. In 2019 June, she was invited to perform at St. Peter Recklinghausen in Germany, and in July she was invited to perform five series organ concerts at the 53rd International Organ Festival in Koszalin, Poland.

Yuhui is an assistant organist at St Lawrence Church, she is also a choral conductor, music educator and PhD researcher in performing arts. Trained in piano, voice, flute and organ, she has led choirs in international competitions and sung as section leader in top-ranked ensembles. Her research explores cross-cultural music education, community choirs and cultural sustainability.

Isabelle van Rensburg is a concert organist from South Africa. She obtained a Doctor of Music in Performing Arts degree in 2021 from the University of Pretoria (UP) and was the winner of national music competitions. She competes in international organ competitions, teaches organ, piano and music theory, and serves as the vice-chairman of SAKOV (Southern African Church and Concert Organists Society. She is an organist at NG Universiteitsoord and serves as the University organist of UNISA.

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