Myron Moskalyk, violinist, attended the Julliard School of Music and completed his education in Indiana University with notable teachers such as Ivan Galamian and Josef Gingold. During his career, he has been a member of the Toronto Symphony Orchestra, concertmaster of Canada Pops, Scarborough Philharmonic Orchestra, East York Symphony Orchestra, and a member of Light House. He has done countless recordings as a studio musician, and is currently a core member of the Hamilton Philharmonic Orchestra. Myron is actively teaching and is the founder and conductor of the Studio Strings of Mississauga.

A free lance violinist and a member of the Suzuki Association of America. Sophie has taught since 1987 in many Suzuki programs, Suzuki in the beaches, Suzuki Niagara, Etobicoke Suzuki School of Music, Jewish Community Centre, as well as the Etobicoke Board of Education and the Beach ArtCentre. Sophie is currently the co-ordinator of Mississauga Suzuki school of Music.

Violinist, completed her studies at McGill University. She was awarded first place for chamber music at the 1987 CIBC National Music Festival, and was a member of the National Youth Orchestra of Canada. Assistant Principal second violin of the Windsor Symphony since 1993, Michele also enjoys teaching students of various levels.

Violist, attended Marianopolis College and McGill University, where he made the switch to viola, studying with Stephen Kondaks. Nicholas was a member of the National Youth Orchestra and l'Orchestre des Jeunes du Quebec for several seasons. In 1989, he joined the Windsor Symphony, and has been its principal violist for several years. In addition, Nicholas is active as a chamber musician and violin and viola teacher.

Cellist, Peter Wiebe has been with the Windsor Symphony since 1987. He studied at Brandon Univeristy and the University of Western Ontario under Malcolm Tait and Alex Adaman. He is also a cello and theory teacher, and has composed and arranged numerous works for the Windsor Symphony.

Ruth Wiebe is a violin teacher in Windsor, Ontario. She studied violin under Francis Chaplin while completing her degree in music and education at Brandon University. She has participated in various Suzuki workshops and training programs and for a few years, was an accompanist for the Suzuki program at Brandon University.

For the past 30 years Margot has enjoyed working with young people and their families, first at the Hamilton Suzuki School where she taught violin and was also the director. Then in 1982 she founded the Etobicoke Suzuki School of Music, where she presently teaches. Margot has enjoyed performing in groups such as the Hamilton Philharmonic, Symphony Niagara, Te Deum Orchestra, the Aradia Ensemble, as well as many free lance groups. Margot has been a festival adjudicator across Ontario and is a member of the College of Examiners for the Royal Conservatory of Music. She is also on the Board of the Suzuki Association of Ontario.

Violinist and violist, Amanda Penner, has performed as a soloist, chamber and orchestral musician. She received her Bachelor of Music in violin performance at the University of Manitoba, and her Master’s of Music in viola performance at the University of Toronto, studying under Katharine Rapoport. In the summer of 2005, she traveled to Japan, performing with the Innisfree Chamber Ensemble. She currently is teaching at the Suzuki School of Music in Hunstville.