The Vyšehrad Trio was established in Prague in 2018. The pianist Pavol Praženica is studying under Associate Professor MgA. Libuše Tichá, PhD and the violinist Natálie Toperczerová is studying under Štěpán Ježek; both of them are students at the Grammar School and Music School of the Capital City Prague. David Pěruška is studying the violoncello under Mgr. Jaroslav Kulhan at the Prague Conservatory. The members of the piano trio have completed a number of solo success in addition to their cooperation as a chamber ensemble and at the same time they are also involved in orchestral playing. The ensemble is led by MgA. Martina Hájková as part of the grammar school’s lessons and the ensemble has also had the opportunity to work with Associate Professor MgA. Leoš Čepický. The Vyšehrad Trio has had concerts at, for example, the Czech Embassy in Berlin, the Martinů Hall at the Liechtenstein Palace, the Saint Charles Borromeo Home or the J. A. Comenius National Teaching Museum in Prague. The ensemble’s favourite repertoire includes Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy or Sergei Rachmaninov.

The INNsolitus trio was established in spring 2020 by the Bubreg brothers, i.e. the clarinettist Bence Bubreg and the saxophonist Marton Bubreg, along with the pianist Felix Niederstätter. The initial reason for creating the ensemble was their participation at the Prima la Musica music competition. As a special prize, the trio was given an opportunity to perform at the Erl concert hall in Austria. The trio performed at the famous Vienna Konzerthaus in the summer of 2020 at the invitation of the Musica Juventutis association. Extracts from this concert were broadcast in the Intrada program on the Ö1 radio station. The trio performed together with bass guitarist Raphael Niederstätter at the opening of the Talent Stage of Dvořák Prague Festival 2020.

The Mráček–Pěruška duo was established in the autumn of 2019 when its members undertook a trip to New York thanks to a joint program run by the Prague Conservatory and the New York Steinhardt University. In addition to participating at master classes and seminars, the duo also performed at a concert at the Czech consulate. Both performers prepared a solo repertoire and a duet for violin and violoncello for this occasion. Since then, they have continued playing together. The international pandemic has meant that they have been unable to carry out more performances with the exception of one online performance at the Culture in the Heart of Prague (Kultura v srdci Prahy) Festival, where they played in the concert hall of the Prague Conservatory. Kristian Mráček and David Pěruška have been studying at the Prague Conservatory since 2018, both have participated in various national and international competitions and they have already attained several successful finishes and completed a number of solo performances.

The Veloce String Quartet was established in Warsaw in March 2021. This is a young ensemble, but its members have a great deal of experience in playing chamber music. The fact that they all live together at the Arts Education Hostel in Warsaw meant that they were able to rehearse without any significant limitations. The ensemble operates under the leadership of significant Polish performers: the violinist Katarzyna Duda and the violoncellist Rafał Kwiatkowski. It performs under the patronage of the Pro Musica association located in the Western Polish town of Zielona Góra and under the patronage of ZPSM Music School no. 1 in Warsaw.