Hamid-Reza Zebardast (b. 1969)
he began his ney studies in Rasht under Gholam-Reza Vara'i. Afterwards he continued to study with Ostad Mohammad Musavi and Ostad Mohammad-Ali Haddadian, and in 1998 graduated from Music Faculty at Art University. He had cooperated with Shurangiz, Deylaman, Sina, Salek, Ayine, and shahnazi Ensembles. Zebardast is currently engaged in ney instruction as well as research on the instrument.

Vahid Asadillahi
Born in 1960 in Tehran, he learned the qaval under his brother while being 11. Then, he switched to naqqare owing to its wider range and studied it with Hushang Zive. Being a player for over 18 years, he made a trip to the Republic of Azerbaijan and extended his technical faculty under Almas Qoliev. Along with the master Safar-Ali Javid he experienced an orchestral performance and his learning there assisted him in his journey to Baku in 1998 a lot. He has so far had various tours to Canada, the United States, Germany, Italy, and France. He has achieved the first rank at Fajr Music Festival twice and appeared in the jury of Regional Music Festival in 2001.

Kambiz Ganjei
The son of Davud Ganjei, the renowned kamanche player. He was born in 1968 in Shahr-e Rey near Tehran. In basic principle of music his first teacher was his father. Then he went for learning tombak with Mahmud Farahmand. He has played in many concerts in Iran and abroad with ensembles Sama` and Mowlana. He began his teaching courses in the Center for Preservation and propagation of Music from 1987. He has attended the class of many Iranian masters such as Naser Farhangfar and Bahman Rajabi to perfect and improve his musical knowledge.