Terezie Fialová is a leading figure among the younger generation of Czech pianists. She graduated from the Brno Conservatoire where she studied violin and piano, then she studied piano and chamber music at the Academy of Performing Arts in Prague in the studio of Prof. Ivan Klánský and at the Hochschule für Musik und Theater in Hamburg under Prof. Niklas Schmidt. She is a laureate of several international competitions (Italy, the Netherlands, Russia) and is the only Czech pianist to have taken part at the prestigious 2013 Verbier Festival Academy in Switzerland. She appears regularly at important international festivals, including those in Prague, Basel, Paris, Madrid, New York, and Washington. With the cellist Jiří Bárta and the violinist Roman Patočka, she is a member of the renowned Eben Trio, with which she was a winner of the International Chamber Music Ensemble Competition in Lausanne, and she earned the Prize of the Czech Chamber Music Society of the Czech Philharmonic for the year 2012.

The most respected Czech cellist of the present time, Jiří Bárta studied his instrument with Josef Chuchro and Mirko Škampa in Prague, and with Boris Pergamenschikow in Cologne. He was won prestigious honours in many international competitions including the Rostropovich-Hammer Award in Los Angeles. He works with leading orchestras both in the Czech Republic and abroad like the Czech Philharmonic, London's Royal Philharmonic, and the Berlin Symphony, and with conductors such as Jiří Bělohlávek, Charles Dutoit, Gennady Rozhdestvensky, and Maxim Shostakovich. He appears regularly in major festivals and on concert stages in Barcelona, Berlin, Buenos Aires, Edinburgh, Istanbul, Los Angeles, Munich, New York, Paris, Salzburg, Tokyo, London, and elsewhere. Highly prized are his recordings for the Supraphon label, especially of Bach's cello suites, both concertos by Shostakovich, and both concertos by Dvořák. He also plays frequently with jazz musicians.