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Ola Sendecki was born in Basel and was initially taught by Antonio Pellegrini (Pellegrini Quartet). She completed her studies at the Basel Music Academy with Alexander Van Wijnkoop (Bern String Quartet, Camerata Bern) and at the Lucerne Music Academy with Sebastian Hamann, from which she graduated with distinction. A scholarship took her to London for a year, where she studied with David Takeno and Detlef Hahn. During this time she attended master classes with Hansheinz Schneeberger, Ida Bieler, Latina Honda-Rosenberg, Guya Stiller, Ariane Matthäus and others.

Since her studies she has been very active in the chamber music scene, where she is involved in the areas of baroque, classical and jazz through to contemporary music. She is a founding member of the Kubus Quartet (2014-2020), which dealt almost exclusively with new music. Various chamber music formations in classical and contemporary music have taken her to numerous venues in Europe and overseas. She has played at the Lucerne Festival, the Yellow Lounge Berlin, the Luzern Change of Scenery, the Baden-Baden Autumn Festival and the Darmstadt and Donaueschinger Musiktage. Important collaborations with interpreters such as Uli Fussenegger (Klangforum Wien) or Graeme Jennings (Arditti Quartet), and composers such as Wolfgang Rihm or Georg Friedrich Haas, expanded her field of activity. She has also premiered solo and chamber music works by various composers. Working with the Swiss pianist Nik Bärtsch deepened her musical and chamber music intentions (Album Continuum ECM).

Since completing her studies, she has played regularly in orchestras such as the Lucerne Festival Strings, Orchestra of Europe and Camerata Schweiz. Since 2011 she has held a position at the music school in Binningen-Bottmingen. Working with young people and children is very important to her. She accompanies chamber music courses in Switzerland, Kosovo and France.

Eric Abeijón studied at the University of the Arts in Bern. In 2014 he completed the Master of Arts in Music Performance in the class of Louise Hopkins with the highest distinction. Passionate about teaching, he continued his studies in Bern in Conradin Brotbek’s class, received his Master of Arts in Music Pedagogy with the highest distinction in 2016 and won the Kiwanis music competition prize in 2019.

Eric Abeijón worked as a violoncello teacher in various institutions, including the Conservatoire de Musique Geneva and the Bern University of the Arts, where he taught in the field of “Music and Movement”.

As a cellist, he played in ensembles such as the Biel / Solothurn Symphony Orchestra, the Bern Symphony Orchestra and the Bern Chamber Orchestra. The versatile musician also works regularly with various chamber music groups and has especially taken part in the European Chamber Music Academy. He has performed as a soloist in Switzerland, France, Spain, Poland and Peru.

Eric Abeijón has been a cellist at the Orchester de l’Opéra National de Bordeaux since September 2019.

As a versatile musician influenced by jazz and classical music, David Brito completed a large part of his studies at the José Luis Paz Conservatory in his hometown of Maracaibo (Venezuela).
In 2003 he came to Switzerland to continue his studies at the Conservatoire de Lausanne in the class of Marc-Antoine Bonanomi, where he received the teaching diploma in 2006 and the concert diploma in 2009.
He then studied jazz with Bänz Oester and Larry Grenadier at the University of Music in Basel, where he completed his studies in 2014 with a master’s degree in jazz performance.
David Brito has been a member of the Argovia Philharmonic since 2009 (Solo double bass player), played from 2012 to 2014 as solo double bass player at the Musicum Collegium Basel and is a member of the Orchester de Chambre de Lausanne, the Bern Symphony Orchestra, the Zurich Symphony Orchestra, the Orchester Symphonique Bienne Solothurn and the Orchester de Chambre de Neuchâtel.
Since 2014 he has been teaching double bass at the Lausanne Conservatory and at the Music School and Music Conservatory in Jura.
From 2009 to 2019 he was a member of the group of the violinist and singer Yilian Cañizares, with whom he performed in concerts and tours in the most important concert halls and festivals in Europe and America.