Homburg - Germany

Award-winning Israeli singer, composer, and peace activist Yael Deckelbaum is the voice of an entire movement. She gained international recognition through her viral hit "Prayer of the Mothers", which has been viewed over 13 million times on YouTube. The anthem emerged as part of the March of Hope organized by Women Wage Peace and has become a symbol of women's empowerment and hope in the Middle East. Learn more

Through her art, she inspires positive change. From music and video production to writing and performing, art in all its forms should be used for the good of the world.

Zoryana Babyuk was born in Lviv, Ukraine. She graduated from the Music Academy in Lviv as a certified harp soloist, orchestral musician, and music educator. She has worked as a harpist in opera houses and philharmonic orchestras, as a soloist with the Leopolis Chamber Orchestra, and has performed throughout Europe. Since 2004, Zoryana Babyuk has lived in Potsdam and has appeared on various stages in Germany, including the Berlin Philharmonie, the Konzerthaus in Berlin, and many others.

Since 1990, the band Take Four has been active on stage and has performed alongside stars such as the Spider Murphy Gang, Boney M, and many others. Their repertoire includes over 200 party hits from the past 50 years, as well as current chart-toppers. These songs are performed either true to the original or in the band’s own distinctive musical style. Take Four places great value on rich vocal harmonies, danceable grooves, and a song selection tailored to each individual event.

As a qualified music teacher, different forms of music have always been part of her life. Not only does she move between classical, jazz and pop with her trombone, but she is also open to various choral repertoires, the barbershop and her own songs.

She is a choral conductor and ensemble conducting teacher. Her ambition is to create spaces where people can make real connections and transcend their limits by making music together.

Singer-songwriter, musician, vocal therapist and music therapist. Katja Muckenschnabl has always lived and used music as a means of creating links between herself, others and the world, with a desire to touch, encourage and inspire through music, whether as a composer and musician who moves between folk and jazz, with a penchant for vocal harmonies, improvisation, languages and the mouth trumpet.