Tenzin Choegyal is a Grammy and ARIA-nominated artist, composer, musical director and cultural ambassador with a particular connection to the music of the Himalayan plateau. Born in Tibet and now living in Australia, Tenzin channels the wisdom of his ancestors through his extraordinary vocal performances and mastery of traditional Tibetan instruments. Since his 1997 Australian debut, Tenzin’s vocals and flute solos have thrilled audiences around the globe, including performances at New York’s Carnegie Hall. His unique style embraces meditative mantras, spoken word and original compositions infused with the essence of Tibetan wisdom and a sound as expansive as the Himalayas.

Tenzin Kunsang is a Tibetan singer, dancer and multi-instrumentalist, born in Dharamsala, India and now living in Nagano, Japan. Having studied at the prestigious Tibetan Institute of Performing Arts (TIPA), Kunsang performs vocals and plays numerous traditional instruments. He regularly tours Japan and internationally, either solo or with one of his three bands, including the multi-ethnic group WATARA, skilfully fusing Japanese, Korean and Tibetan music. In 2016, Kunsang performed at the opening ceremony of the Tibetan Exhibition at the National Palace Museum in Taiwan and in 2017 released his first solo album Prayers of Snow Lion, Sounds of Wind Horse.