Jennie began her music career growing up in Auckland. She was a regular member in the cello section of several youth orchestras and began performing professionally in musical theatre, string quartets and as a soloist during her final years at college. Travelling overseas, she continued performing in orchestras in England and France, developing her enthusiasm for a wide variety of musical styles and traditions. She spent time volunteering in a community music school in Costa Rica and an orphanage in Tanzania. There she had the opportunity to immerse herself in the culture and music, also gaining invaluable experience working with children from very different backgrounds and abilities. Having had many  years teaching experience, she enjoys exploring different teaching styles and appreciates the importance of developing the personal and emotional side of the art form, as well as technique. Jennie performs regularly as a member of the Manukau Symphony Orchestra, on session recordings, as an occasional member of local indie bands, and within theatrical performances. She is passionate about teaching students of all ages, currently teaching in various schools as well as her private studio. Her approach encourages students to develop an enthusiasm for playing through multiple mediums, musical appreciation, interpretation and high technical standards.

Robin grew up in Auckland, studied at Otago and Auckland Universities, and pursued postgraduate study at the Royal Northern College of Music in Manchester, where she worked and taught as a freelance cellist. Robin teaches the cello, and is a member of the Nikau String Quartet, a group with a passion for playing great music from classics by Bach to jazz. As cello teacher with the trio of string teachers including Lyn Insley and Loata Mahe, Robin has worked for TMT since 2008, and now teaches Year 5 and 6 students at Papatoetoe East Primary, and Year 7 and 8 students at Papatoetoe Intermediate.