Lucía Álvarez Núñez, a pianist originally from Spain, was until 2017 based in London where she performed in venues such as Wigmore Hall, Old Royal Naval College, Blackheath Halls, and St. Bride's. Her performing career takes her back frequently to Spain where she's played in venues like Palacio de la Opera, Teatro Jofre, or the music festival Musica en el Claustro.

Alvise Pascucci is an Italian pianist that has performed in various venues, including Steinway Hall in London, UK, Military Circle Hall in Ploieşti, Romania, Teatro degli Industri of Grosseto, Italy, Dar Sebastien in Hammamet, Tunisia, and the Gnessin Academy of Music concert hall in Moscow, Russia. He has played as a soloist with several orchestras including Orchestra Città di Grosseto, the Taipei Philarmonia Orchestra, and the Philharmonic Orchestra of Ploiesti. His 2019 commitments included concerts in New York at the Weill Recital Hall of Carnegie Hall, Taiwan and Italy.

Lucía and Alvise have been performing together since 2013, and have since then performed in recitals in the UK, Italy, Spain, and the US. They started playing together when they met while studying with Martino Tirimo at Trinity Laban in London. In 2017 they relocated to Indiana where they obtained a Performance Diploma studying with pianist Roberto Plano at the Jacobs School of Music of Indiana University. They enjoy exploring the four hands and two-piano repertoire and because Alvise also holds a degree in violin from the Santa Cecilia Conservatory of Rome they also perform as a piano and violin duo. They are both currently pursuing a Doctor of Musical Arts degree at UC Santa Barbara as students of Professor Paul Berkowitz. Alvise is also the recipient of the prestigious Chancellor’s Fellowship.