Megan has performed as a violinist for over 150 weddings and serves as manager of the KalHaven Strings. She enjoys a multifaceted career as a freelance performing artist and teacher. She recently completed her doctorate in violin performance at the University of Colorado Boulder before returning home to the Midwest. While in Boulder, Megan served as the graduate teaching assistant to Károly Schranz and Harumi Rhodes, the former and current violinists in the world-renowned Takács String Quartet. Megan has held positions with the Kalamazoo, Southwest Michigan, Holland (MI), and Southeast Iowa symphony orchestras, and has also performed with the Battle Creek Symphony Orchestra, Boulder Philharmonic, Boulder Chamber Orchestra, Fort Collins Symphony, Greeley Philharmonic Orchestra, Cheyenne Symphony Orchestra, and the Steamboat Springs Symphony Orchestra. Megan holds Master of Music and Artist Diploma degrees from Western Michigan University, where she served as graduate teaching assistant to Professor Renata Artman Knific, as well as a Bachelor of Music degree in Violin Performance from the University of Iowa under the tutelage of Dr. Scott Conklin. She has studied viola performance with Professor Igor Fedotov and Dr. Megan Gray.

Timothy Cuffman has served as the Assistant Concertmaster of the Cheyenne Symphony, Concertmaster of the Longmont Symphony, and Principal Second Violin of the Mansfield Symphony. Additionally, he has performed with numerous other ensembles including the Lansing Symphony, West Michigan Symphony, Battle Creek Symphony Orchestra, Southwest Michigan Symphony, Colorado Symphony, the Fort Collins Symphony, Akron Symphony Orchestra, Orchestra Iowa, Waterloo-Cedar Falls Symphony, Greeley Philharmonic Orchestra, and the Dubuque Symphony. Previously, he has served as a teaching assistant at the University of Iowa and Ohio University.

Dr. Cuffman earned a Doctor of Musical Arts degree in Violin Performance and Pedagogy with a Secondary Area in Viola from the University of Iowa in 2016. He also holds Master of Music degrees from Ohio University in Violin Performance and Upper String Pedagogy and a Bachelor of Music degree in Violin Performance from the University of Akron.

Grand Rapids native Kennedy Taylor Dixon is a recent graduate of Western Michigan University's Master of Arts in Music Composition program, where she served as President of the Western Student Composers Alliance. During her undergraduate studies, Kennedy was a Presidential Scholar in Music. The Presidential Scholar designation is the highest academic honor that WMU can bestow on its undergraduates. Selection is based on the students' general academic excellence, academic and artistic excellence, and intellectual and artistic promise. She was recently invited to attend the Missouri Experimental Sonic Arts Festival taking place at the University of Central Missouri to perform her piece, Pretty on Paper, for solo viola and improvised electronics. Kennedy is currently the Assistant Principal Violist of the Holland Symphony Orchestra, a position she has held for two years.