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Tamerlan Adigozalov (b. 2006, Baku) began his musical education as a pianist at the age of 6 and turned to conducting at 17.

In 2023 he joined the choral conducting department of the Baku Music Academy. In 2024 he continued his studies at the Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre where he is now a second-year bachelor’s student with Professor Toomas Kapten.

In 2025 at the age of 19 he made his conducting debut with the Azerbaijan State Symphony Orchestra named after Niyazi.

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Maria works in the orchestra of the Estonian National Opera as the second concertmaster. As a soloist, she has performed with the Esto- nian National Opera, the Narva Symphony Orchestra, and the orchestra of the Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre.

In recent years, she has also been heard as part of Elina Nechayeva’s quartet Vapper and as concertmaster of the Enigma Voices orchestra.

In addition, Maria has collaborated with several orchestras, including Eesti Sinfonietta, Tallinn Chamber Orchestra, Vanemuine Theatre Orchestra, the Estonian National Symphony Orchestra (ERSO), Pärnu City Orchestra, and Narva Symphony Orchestra.

Tatiana Gashimova /cello/ — soloist of chamber ensembles. She plays as a concertmaster in the Narva City Symphony Orchestra, the Baroque Orchestra "Collegium Musicum Riga" (Latvia), "Tallinn String Orchestra'".

Tatiana also participated in the projects of the Corelli Baroque Orchestra, the ÜENSO Symphony Orchestra, the Pärnu City Orchestra; the Interna- tional Festival Orchestra Classical Hugs (as a concertmaster); the Symp- hony Orchestra Nordica, the orchestra and choir Marjamaa Philharmonics.

Tatiana studied at the Jāzeps Vītols Latvian Academy of Music (Latvia) with Prof. Agne Sprudža and at the Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre

(Estonia) in the class of Prof. Peeter Paemurru. Tatiana is a laureate of international competitions in the string quartet and piano trio categories and a touring musician who performs in Latvia, Estonia, Germany, Switzer- land, Cyprus, Finland, France, South Korea, Greece, Sweden and other countries.

Daria Gusseinova is an active Tallinn-based singer, a lyric coloratura soprano.

She is currently a master’s student at the Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre, specializing in classical vocal performance (studio of Professor Nadezhda Kurem). She is a laureate of numerous international competi- tions and a two-time Grand Prix winner.

Her stage repertoire includes the roles of Susanna (Le nozze di Figaro), Despina (Così fan tutte), Amor (Orfeo ed Euridice), Alina, and the First Lady in Die Zauberflöte.

Revan Mustafazadeh (b. 2004) began his musical career at the age of

7 and has developed as a tar performer. He received his secondary specialized education at the Bulbul Secondary Specialized Music School.

 From 2021 to 2025, he studied at the Azerbaijan State University of Culture and Arts, majoring in instrumental performance (tar) at the bachelor’s level. He is currently continuing his studies at the same institution at the master’s level. During his artistic career, he has performed as a soloist at events of national and international ignificance.

He has also participated in various concert programs together with the Azerbaijan State Folk Instruments Orchestra and the Gara Garayev State Chamber Orchestra.

He is a laureate of national and international competitions.

Ali Amishov is an Azerbaijani violist based in Tallinn, Estonia. He is currently completing his Master’s degree in Viola Performance at the Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre under Prof. Johanna Vahermägi.

He has appeared as a soloist with ensembles including the Estonian National Symphony Orchestra and the EMTA Student Orchestra, and regularly performs as a chamber and orchestral musician. Ali is currently Principal Viola of the Musica Vivere String Orchestra and has previously held principal positions with leading orchestras in Azerbaijan.

In 2025, he was awarded Second Prize at the Estonian String Players Competition