Jiří Rajniš is an acclaimed Czech baritone praised for his rich tone and dynamic stage presence. He has performed leading roles at major opera houses across Europe, including Teatro alla Scala, the Semperoper Dresden, and the Prague State Opera. His repertoire includes Don Giovanni, Escamillo, Eugene Onegin, and Germont. A graduate of UCLA and the Prague Conservatory, Rajniš has won multiple international vocal competitions. He is also active in concert performance and crossover projects, including his ensemble Napolitan Quartet. His debut album, Spanish Songs, showcases his artistic range and passion for musical storytelling.

Dr. Katelyn Bouska is a pianist and scholar whose work bridges music, history, and cultural exploration. Based in Prague, she is passionate about uncovering and performing overlooked works, particularly by Central and Eastern European composers. Her performances are shaped by deep research and a commitment to storytelling through music. Known for her innovative and thoughtful programming, Bouska brings new life to forgotten voices. She performs internationally as a soloist, collaborator, and educator. Through her work, she invites audiences to see reflections of their own stories in music of the past.