Jamila Musayeva, Violin I:

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Jamila Musayeva was born in 1987 in Baku, Azerbaijan. She began violin lessons at the age of 6 and soon started her international career. As a prizewinner of numerous competitions, including “Shabyt Inspiration” in Astana, Kazakhstan, and the “International Rotary Competition” in Prague, she performed concerts across large parts of Asia and Europe. In her homeland Azerbaijan, Jamila Musayeva has been honored several times.

In 1998, at the age of 12, she received a scholarship from the President and was included in the "Golden Book for Young Talents." In 2003, she was named "Best Violinist of the Year." She studied with Prof. Daniel Gaede at the Nuremberg University of Music and with Prof. Christoph Schickedanz at the University of Music and Theatre Hamburg. Since 2015, she has been a member of the Nuremberg Symphony Orchestra and, since December 2016, a part of the Feuerbach Quartett.

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Max Eisinger, Violin II:

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Max Eisinger was born in 1993 in Munich and began playing the violin at the age of 5. Through Klezmer music, he discovered his love for improvisation, which eventually led him to jazz. At 11, he made his debut in the Munich Philharmonic, and regular performances as a soloist, jazz, and orchestral musician shaped his childhood and youth. He performed with the Munich Radio Orchestra, the Young German Philharmonic, the Stegreif Orchestra Berlin, the Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen, as well as with numerous jazz formations, including Gypsy-jazz guitarists Stochelo Rosenberg and Diknu Schneeberger, and saxophonist Mulo Francel (Quadro Nuevo).

Max studied classical violin, jazz, and composition in Nuremberg, Hanover, Warsaw, and Amsterdam. Engagements as a musician and composer took him to Austria, Italy, Ireland, Luxembourg, Israel, Poland, the Netherlands, and Switzerland. Since 2021, he has held a teaching position at the Academy for Theatre and Dance in Amsterdam and is a sought-after instructor for chamber music and improvisation, including at the Music Academy Weikersheim, the University of Music, Theatre, and Media Hannover, at the national competition Jugend Musiziert, and the Music Swap Lab of the Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen, with which he won the OPUS KLASSIK in 2021.

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Eugen Hubert, Viola:

 

Eugen Hubert was born in 1986 in Russia into a family of musicians. He first learned violin from his father and piano from his mother, before choosing a professional career as a violist. During his school years, he received lessons at the University of Music Würzburg.

As an orchestral musician (including with the Young German Philharmonic, Nuremberg Symphonics) and as a soloist, he performed concerts across Europe, as well as in China, Russia, and Mexico. During his viola studies at the University of Music in Nuremberg, he received several scholarships (including the Germany Scholarship with a top instrument from the Rotary Club) and graduated with a diploma and master's degree.

 

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Lukas Kroczek, Cello:

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Lukas Kroczek was born in 1987 in Poland and received his first cello lessons at the age of 5. At 15, he was accepted as a young student at the Richard Strauss Conservatory in Munich, continuing his studies in 2007 at the University of Music in Nuremberg under Prof. Siegmund von Hausegger.

He is a prizewinner of “Jugend Musiziert” and the Chamber Music Competition of the Mozart Association in Nuremberg. He has performed with the Lower Bavarian Philharmonic and the Nuremberg Symphonics.

Since 2008, he has been teaching at several music schools in Bavaria, was appointed lecturer at the Music Academy Weikersheim, and is a jury member at renowned competitions.

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