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Hannah Catherine Jones (aka foxymoron) is an artist, researcher, multi-instrumentalist, radio presenter, and dj (BBC Radio/NTS) based in London. In addition to her work as a composer, she is also a conductor and founder of the Peckham Chamber Orchestra and the Chiron Choir, a queer diaspora choir founded in 2022. She holds a PhD with a scholarship from the University of Oxford, received the BBC Radiophonic Oram Award for musical innovation in 2018, and was nominated for the Paul Hamlyn Composer Award in 2014.

Marcello Corti is a conductor, educator, and creative artist whose work spans classical, contemporary, popular, and cultured music. Since 2022, he has been collaborating with the Milan Symphony Orchestra, conducting projects in the Educational and POP's programs, as well as being the conductor of the Junior Symphony Orchestra. He is also the conductor of the ensemble Esecutori di Metallo su Carta, with which he explores contemporary music in prestigious and unexpected venues such as the Venice Biennale and the MIAMI Festival in Milan.

Giulia Impache is an Italian singer and composer. Her research explores the voice in relation to the body, between technique and emotion, in a language that intertwines madrigal, jazz, and ambient experimentation. With a degree in Artistic and Cultural Heritage, trained in jazz singing at the Turin Music Training Courses, and with a Master's degree in Art Therapy, she is part of the Pietra Tonale improvisation collective. Alongside her artistic activity, she teaches singing and works as an art and music therapist.