The Classic Buskers consist of a pair of musicians, Michael Copley and Ian Moore, who devise masterful programmes that are amusing both to the youngest listeners and to connoisseurs of classical music. They have performed in more than twenty-five countries, and thanks to Copley's linguistic talent have presented their programme in seventeen different languages. 

Michael Copley plays more than forty wind instruments, both typical and atypical. He has performed on many prestigious concert stages, e.g. in the Royal Albert Hall and Carnegie Hall. As soloist on the recorder he has performed with ensembles such as the English Chamber Orchestra and the Academy of Ancient Music. He is interested in everything that pertains to Eastern Europe, and regularly visits Bosnia where he works with handicapped children and adults.  

Ian Moore is a virtuoso on the accordion, but also conducts, composes, and arranges. As an outstanding organist, he can play the complete organ works of J. S. Bach from memory.

The popular British illusionist Neil Henry performs his magic tricks regularly in London’s Covent Garden. He has appeared in many television programmes (including on the BBC) and demonstrated his art of magic in innumerable venues such as the Cambridge Theatre in London’s West End and the City Center Theatre in New York’s Broadway, and even in a performance for the Queen of England. In 2014 he undertook a tour of South Korea, Mexico, and China with the Classic Buskers. With his assistance, unexpected things happen during the Musical Magic presentation: musical instruments disappear, the conductor's stand runs away, bottles, glasses, and animals emerge out of thin air, the baton suddenly changes into a rubber band, the players' ears start smoking. Neil Henry spices up the sparkling programme of the Classic Buskers with a myriad of tricks and illusions that make this splendid musical performance even more attractive.