Dagoberto Linhares (www.linhares.org ), Since his debuts in 1974 at the Wigmore Hall, London at the Alice Tully Hall (Lincoln Center), New York,and at the Salle Gaveau, Paris, Mr. Linhares has been invited to perform at the major music festivals, as a soloist, recitalist and as chamber musician in Europe; USA; Latin America; USSR; Poland; Bulgaria; Hungary; Romania; Tchecoslovaquia; Africa as well as in Australia; Asia and Far East. He opened the Lisbon International Festival with Rodrigo’s Concerto under the direction of Claudio Scimone and played with prestgious orchestras including : Orchestre de la Suisse Romande; chamber orchestras of Sofia; Zilina; Istambul; Macau; Bangalore; Luxembourg; London Symphonic; Detmold; Orchestra of Manchester; Porto: Neuchâtel: Collegium Academicum: Festival Strings de Lucerne: Orchestre de Chambre de Lausanne; I Solisti Veneti; Mozarteum of Salzburg as well as the Gulbenkian Orchestra. Maya Le Roux Obradovic (www.mayaleroux.com )- guitarist and composer Maya lives in Geneva. She has played as the guitar soloist for several orchestras including the London Royal Philharmonic; the Mozarteum Orchestra of Salzburg; the Sinfonietta of Belgrade; the Youth Orchestra of Galicia and the Euro Mediterrannee Orchestra. She has produced many CDs both as part of a guitar duo with Christopher Leu and as a soloist playing her own orchestral works. Her major work includes two guitar concertos, a suite for two guitars and “Cocoa” a comic musical, music for the movie “Un été en Antarctique” In addition to several works of chamber music Maya, wrote and co-authored ‘Nick and the Chinese Emperor’ which was published as an EBook by Albin Michel with the script read by the French actor Jean Rochefort. Her concertos are published buy “Editions d’OZ” in Canada. Raymond Migy was born in Bern. He obtained the teaching diploma at Lausanne and was awarded first prize at the “Virtuosité” examination in 1986. He concluded his studies in 1988 obtaining the “Licence de Concert”. Mr. Migy is a laureate of the International Guitar Competition of Stresa, Milan and Neuchâtel. He has given solo recitals, played chamber music and as a soloist with several orchestras in Europe; the USA; Brazil; Asia and the far East. He performed with Orchestre des Jeunes de Fribourg; Collegium Academicum Orchestra (Geneva); Bangalore Chamber Orchestra; Orchestre de Chambre de Lausanne and with I Solisti Veneti under the direction of Claudio Scimone. At present, he is teaching at the Conservatorie of Lausanne.