studied recorder playing at the Royal Academy of Music in London with Peter Holtslag and at the Conservatory in Linz, Austria with Carin van Heerden, completing his studies by obtaining the pedagogical diploma Licenciate of the Royal Schools of Music (London, 2001). In 2011, he completed his doctoral studies at Palacký University in Olomouc and received the academic title Ph.D. He has performed on concert stages and festivals in our country and abroad with renowned Czech and international ensembles or orchestras, recorded for radio, television and music publishing houses, and premiered several compositions by Czech and international authors. Currently, he most often performs with the Trijok Ensemble and Triflauto + ensembles. His main interest is pedagogical activity; for many years he was the director of the Summer School of Early Music in Prachatice, and under his leadership, seminars are held in many places in the country, the purpose of which is to train teachers. He also publishes in the music press and translates professional literature, and is a co-author of Flautoškoly, a progressive series of textbooks currently published by Bärenreiter. He teaches the main subject of recorder playing at the Janáček Conservatory in Ostrava, and has also worked at the Department of Music Education at Palacký University in Olomouc and at the Academy of Early Music at the Brno Faculty of Music and Performing Arts. Since the 2018/19 school year, he has also taught at the Iša Krejčí Music School in Olomouc. More at www.jankvapil.com

She studied recorder playing at the Janáček Conservatory in Ostrava in the class of Jan Kvapil and at the Anton Bruckner Privatuniversität in Linz in the class of Carin van Heerden. During her studies, she successfully participated in several competitions in solo and chamber music. She gives concerts in the Czech Republic and abroad, collaborates with various musicians and musical ensembles (for example, she performed as a soloist with the Janáček Philharmonic Ostrava, Euridice Barockorchester Linz, Collegium Colloredo, Slovácké divadlo, etc.), most often with harpsichordist Markéta Polednová as part of the Tibiae et convivae ensemble. She teaches recorder playing at the P. J. Vejvanovský Conservatory in Kroměříž and at the ZUŠ Zlín – Jižní Svahy. Her pupils and students win the highest awards at music competitions, and their graduates are successful university students and teachers at ZUŠ. She has also been involved in folklore activities for a long time. She is invited as a member of professional juries of recorder competitions. She cooperates with the organization "Živý Zlín" within the framework of the dramaturgy of classical music concerts and is a lecturer of music courses and seminars (e.g. Bystřice Summer Flute, Holiday Flutes, KM Winds, DVPP courses, etc.).

studoval hru na zobcovou flétnu a fagot na Konzervatoři v Bratislavě a v roce 2021 úspěšně zakončil studium na Universität für Musik und darstellende Kunst Wien ve třídě prof. Carstena Eckerta. Během studií se pravidelně účastnil různých interpretačních kurzů s předními umělci, jako jsou Tosiya Suzuki, Walter van Hauwe, Kees Boeke, Antonio Politano, Susanne Fröhlich a Erik Bosgraaf. V rámci své umělecké činnosti se zaměřuje především na interpretaci renesanční a soudobé hudby. Jako sólový a komorní hudebník spolupracoval se skladateli jako Maurizio Pisati a Georg Nussbaumer (premiéra „Atlas der gesamten Musik und aller angrenzenden Gebiete“ na festivalu Wien Modern 2018). V posledních letech opakovaně spolupracoval s výtvarnicí Martinou Zuzanou Šimkovičovou, se kterou v roce 2017 v rámci projektu Kenotaf uvedli slovenskou premiéru skladby „Sweet“ Louise Andriessena. Se svým souborem „As Time Goes By“ se věnuje interpretaci renesanční hudby. V současné době vyučuje na Janáčkově Konzervatoři v Ostravě a Konzervatoři Brno.