Wan-Ting is born in Taiwan and has been studying since a very young age both piano and double bass. She has earned a bachelor’s degree in piano performance from National Taiwan Normal University, a master’s degree in double bass performance from Taipei National University of Arts and is currently pursuing doctoral degree in Collaborative piano at Arizona State University. From 2015 to 2020 she was a member of Taipei Symphony Orchestra as a double bass player. As a collaborative pianist and double bass player, she has been playing many concerts all over the world, in countries like Germany, Italy, France, Holland, Poland, Switzerland, Romania, Russia, Mexico, Taiwan, Japan and Korea. She was also featured in world-famous double bassist Catalin Rotaru’s last three CD albums.

Studied at the K.Lipiński Music Academy in Wrcław under prof. Zdzisław Butom in 1989. While studying she perfected her skills taiking an active part in interpretation masterclasses and workshops under the guidance of such extrordinary cellist as Siegfried Palma, Ivan Monighetti, Andrzej Orkisz, Roman Suchecki, Marina Czajkowska and Bogumiła Reszke. From 1987, while she has been a student, she started a work at the State Musical secondary school of Karol Szymanowski in Wrocław as a cellist teacher, till 1996. After graduating in 1989, she accepted a job offer from her alma mater at the K.Lipiński Music Academy in Wrocław, where she became an assistant in the cello class, and futher in 1994 qualified as an adjunct with 1st level qualifications. In 2001 she gained the 2nd level qualifications and in December of 2014 she received the title of the Professor of Music Arts. From 2012 she is performing the deanship of the Instrumental Department,  and she is currently work her second term.
Prof. Urszula Marciniec-Mazur, while continuing teaching activity, she perform a numerous concert tours. Chamber music is her major specialization in the artistic activity. In 1987-2001 she performed with the Wrocław Chamber Orchestra Lepoldium, Opole Philharmonics, Wrocław Chamber Orchestra Wratislavia, and Menuhin Festival Orchestra. As the soloist of the Wrocław Chamber Orchestra Lepoldium, she cooperate with such great artists as Yehudi Menuhin, Jerzy Maksymiuk, Ewa Podleś, Konstanty Andrzej Kulka, Vadim Brodski, Jan Stanieda, Krzysztof Jabłoński.
Urszula Marciniec-Mazur is a constant member of the juries in national and international competitions and hearings. Moreover she is leading master classes and methodological workshops in cello playing and chamber music both in the country and abroad. In 2011 she was honoured Golden Cross of Merit by the President of The Republic of Poland. And in 2013 she received a medal Committee of the National Education.

Krzysztof Korzeń - graduate of Prof. Gerard Przybyła's double bass class at the F. Chopin 1st and 2nd degree OSM in Bytom. He completed his studies at the Academy of Music in Cracow in the classes of Prof. Czesław Ząbek and Prof. Jerzy Tokarczyk. He perfected his double bass technique with the eminent double bass virtuoso Prof. Wolfgang Güttler at the State Music Academy in Karlsruhe, where he completed his postgraduate studies. He gained orchestral experience while studying at the Bytom music school, playing in the "Polish Youth Symphony Orchestra." During his studies, he started cooperation with the international orchestra "Philharmonie der Nationen," where he held the position of the first double bass for five years. He performed in the largest concert halls of Europe, Asia and North America with the orchestra mentioned above while accompanying such classy soloists as Mstislav Rostropovich, Pinchas Zuckerman, Maxim Vengerov, Sabine Meyer, and Kathleen Battle. From 2000 to 2022, he was a double bassist - soloist of the "Silesian Chamber Orchestra". Since May 2022, he has been the first double bassist guest of the Youth Academic Symphony Orchestra of Ukraine, "Slobozhansky", who found refuge in Poland during the Russian aggression. Years ago, Krzysztof cooperated with the "Ricordanza" ensemble of soloists from Wroclaw, and today this cooperation continues. He has performed with this ensemble many times at the Berlin Philharmonic.

The artist specialises in chamber music. From 2001 to 2020, he was a musician of the "Quintet of Silesian Chamber Musicians", with which, as manager of the ensemble, he recorded and released four albums with a very diverse repertoire. The ensemble has the world phonographic premiere of Krzysztof Penderecki's String Quintet "Cards from an Unwritten Diary".

Krzysztof has been a teacher at the Bytom music school since 2007. To this time, his students have reached for prizes and awards at international and national double bass competitions as many as 46 times. In September 2021, he created a double bass class at the I.J. Paderewski First Degree Music School in Tarnowskie Góry. He is a Consultant at the "Center for Artistic Education" in Warsaw.