Chen Ning-chi graduated from the Central Conservatory of Music in 1964 and had worked with the Central Song and Dance Troupe, the Central Ballet of China and Central Philharmonic Orchestra. He was Resident Conductor of the Kaohsiung City Chinese Orchestra, and was Assistant Music Director, Resident Composer and Head of Research and Development with the Hong Kong Chinese Orchestra. He was a Guest Conductor of the Singapore Chinese Orchestra in 2002 and 2003.

As a prolific and versatile composer, Chen has written many types of Western and Chinese music. They include a musical Tales of the Walled City, the Cantonese operatic and dance music The Fairy of the Ninth Heaven, another musical The Legend of Love, and the drama production Pygmalion. His original epic opera, The Legend of Yao Ji, was highly acclaimed when it was premiered in the Legends of China Festival 2003.

Shao Lin is a young erhu artist who started learning the instrument at the age of six, and was already giving solo performances on stage at the age of nine. She went on to study in the secondary section and finally the Conservatory proper, where her teachers included Lu Jianye, Lin Xinming and Wu Zhimin. After graduating with Distinction in 1995, she joined the Shanghai National Music Orchestra.

An artist with insight, Shao performs with moving passion, depth and skills of a virtuoso. Shao was a winner of the Outstanding Award at the Taiwan Folk Instrumental Concerto Competition and an award for Outstanding Performance at the Spring of Shanghai International Music Festival.

Shao also plays the aizhek, a bow-stringed instrument of the Uighurs of Xinjiang. She has given solo performances at major concerts and on performing tours.

Purple Lee graduated from the University of Hong Kong, majoring in Japanese Studies. Winner of six consecutive HKTVB Children's Song Gold Award, she is dubbed the new 'diva of children's songs'. She gave her first solo recital of children's songs in December 2002, and received tremendous popular acclaim. She gave a packed house charity concert as part of the Families of SMA Charitable Trust at the Hong Kong Cultural Centre in August 2004. Apart from children's songs, she also appeared in other music productions and shows.

Lee is a versatile entertainment personality, working at the same time on radio and television programmes on Metro Broadcasts, HK TVB and New World Bus. She also writes for various magazines and newspapers in Hong Kong. In 2004, she published her first textbook on music, Looking at the World through Music ¡V Asia, which was one of the recommended books at the 2004 Book Fair. As a record producer, Lee has worked on the release of four records to date, including collaborating with the famous TV personality Nancy Sit and for her own album of children's songs.