Aditi is a soprano and Western classical vocalist from Delhi. She fell in love with classical music watching how emotion and storytelling come alive through the voice, and now strives to express the same through her own singing. She has participated in numerous masterclasses under the Neemrana Music Foundation, working with teachers like Adrienne Chandhok, Jasmin Martorell Moreno, Silvija Raden Kumar, Philippe Engel, and Raminta Lampsatis. She has also attended workshops with Ms. Katia Ricciarelli and Ms. Patricia Rozario. Aditi has performed in productions such as La Vie Parisienne (as Léonie), The Magic Flute (as Dame 1), and Don Giovanni (as Zerlina).

Offering “heartfelt engagement,” “steady assurance and a clear tone,” (Boston Musical Intelligencer), and “a voice that told volumes” (Schmopera) Arhan Kumar is a tenor from New Delhi based in the UK. A recent graduate of Harvard College, Arhan concentrated in Stem Cell Biology and Music, with a secondary concentration in Italian. As an undergraduate, he was a principal tenor and the Artistic Director of Harvard College Opera and sang with groups such as the Harvard Glee Club and Lowell House Opera. Upon graduating, Arhan worked as vocal coach and assistant conductor of the Harvard Glee Club, while maintaining a career in cancer research at MIT’s Weissman Lab. Recent roles and notable engagements include Acis in Händel’s Acis and Galatea, Camille de Rossillon in Lehár’s The Merry Widow, Stephen Dedalus in Benjamin Perry Wenzelberg’s Nighttown (world premiere), Evangelist in Bach’s Christmas Oratorio, and tenor soloist in Mendelssohn’s Erste Walpurgisnacht, Haydn’s The Creation, Händel’s Messiah, and Berlioz’s Les nuits d’été. Kumar is also a conductor, having studied with Maestro Federico Cortese of The Boston Symphony Orchestra as an undergrad, and has directed operas, choirs, and instrumental ensembles. He will begin graduate studies at the Royal Northern College of Music this September with Professor Mark Wildman.

Fiona Amaziah Faith is a singer and violinist, who holds a Bachelor’s degree in Western Music, Psychology and English from Christ University, Bangalore. She has done her LTCL in singing under the tutelage of Mr. Augustine Paul. Her enthusiasm for western music, was largely inspired by her father Mr. Faith Ragland, under the guidance of whom she learnt to sing and play violin from a very young age. She has performed as a guest soloist, in various choirs around Tamil Nadu in the past year. She is passionate to perform in operas and musicals and is highly inclined to drama and theatre as well. She has been part of the India National Youth Orchestra and chorus for three of their concerts and workshops held in Mumbai, Chennai and Vienna. She believes that her musical journey continues to be shaped by the people around her, who constantly inspire her and help her grow.

Floyd Stanley Fernandes loves to sing, currently a part of the “Cantabile” School of Music, training under Ms Ferieda Havewala. He is an Orthodontist by profession but music has always been his first love. His musical life is a rich and varied series of recitals, and stage performances - as well as being a part of Pune's prestigious Bel Canto choir. Performances always provide a fabulous platform for a vocalist but competitions really push a musician to learn and grow. It is always wonderful to be surrounded by people who love music. To watch and listen and learn from so much talent abound in others. This is the highlight of being a part of Con Brio. He looks forward to being a part of this fantastic experience again this year!

Orlando Querobino Vas is an Indian tenor, born in Goa and raised in Macau. Now based in London, he sings with the BBC Symphony Chorus, is a Cantor at Westminster Cathedral, and works with Opera Rara as their Development and Events Coordinator. Recent highlights include Pang in Turandot with Instant Opera, the Priest in The Magic Flute with Greenwich Opera, a soloist in Handel’s Messiah with St. Paul’s Opera and a soloist in Rossini’s Petite Messe Solennelle with Cardiff Chamber Choir. A graduate of the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama, Orlando has performed across the UK and Macau, establishing himself as a versatile and expressive artist in opera, oratorio, and choral music.

Riddhiman Dutta is a Versatile Western classical singer, conductor, and educator with a strong background in Western and Hindustani music. He is a graduate of Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music & Dance, London, and KM Music Conservatory, Chennai. He has trained under esteemed mentors including Professor Robert Alderson, Situ Singh Buehler, and Russian soprano Liliana Shaikhi, and continues his Hindustani classical training with Pt. Ramanuj Dasgupta. He has performed extensively with the Delhi Chamber Choir, Lyric Ensemble of Delhi, and Indian Choral Ensemble at major venues such as NCPA Mumbai and India Habitat Centre. Riddhiman has received accolades for his vocal and conducting work at various international music festivals and choral conventions, including the Magnificat Choral Convention. He Currently works as the assistant conductor of the "Capital City Minstrels" in New Delhi. His artistic leadership continues to shape the evolving choral scene in India.

Soprano Shambhavi Mishra is one of the most sought-after young artists in today’s Western classical vocal music scene in India. Beginning her vocal studies in 2014 with soprano Sunanda Rao Erdem, she has performed a wide variety of opera and zarzuela roles, and appeared as a concert soloist/recitalist on some of India’s most prestigious and iconic stages. Ms. Mishra has appeared in several operas produced by the Neemrana Music Foundation in Delhi and has also performed operatic selections at the International Film Festival of India, held in Panjim, Goa, India, as well as at the Lakme Fashion Week held at the Royal Opera House in Mumbai.