Cathy's Art was founded in 2017, shortly after its creator, Cathy, resigned from the Angklung company where she had worked for 16 years. Cathy herself began learning to play the angklung in the 4th grade at Saung Angklung Udjo. Alongside graduates of the angklung school, Cathy established a forum for artists to express their creativity through both social and commercial performances. The team at Cathy's Art provides assistance to many schools and foundations in training and promoting angklung culture in West Java. With their skills, the team can deliver performances on an international scale, showcasing the talents of its members at various events both domestically and abroad. Team members have also brought pride to Indonesia by representing the nation in countries such as Japan, Taiwan, Singapore, Malaysia, Germany, the Netherlands, and numerous others.

Jeremie Gan and Tan Yu Xin, prominent figures in the Malaysian ballet scene, share captivating journeys into the world of dance. Jeremie, from Subang Jaya, began his ballet voyage at a mere 2 years old, earning acclaim in national and international competitions. His achievements, including prestigious awards and a Dame Margot Fonteyn Bursary, took him to the Genée International Ballet Competition at 15 and led him to perform principal roles in the Royal New Zealand Ballet. He returned to the Singapore Ballet, maintaining an active presence in the ballet community.

Yu Xin, who began her ballet training at age 5, secured numerous accolades in both local and international ballet competitions, exhibiting her dedication and talent. She later honed her artistry under Miss LayNa Chan's tutelage in Kuching and is currently on her path towards the RAD Solo Seal Examination.

In December 2022, Jeremie and Yu Xin crossed paths during a ballet workshop in Kuching, deciding to collaborate for the SIFMA program. Despite physical distances, their unwavering commitment, guided by their mentors, allowed them to harmonize their performances in person just days before the SIFMA event. This collaboration marks a significant milestone in their ballet careers.

Malaysian pianist Bridget Yee has established herself as a prominent figure in the world of classical music, amassing an impressive list of international competition victories. She has consistently proven her exceptional talent and dedication to the art of piano performance.

Bridget's accolades include triumphs in renowned competitions such as the Windsor International Piano Competition, the Putra International Piano Competition, and the BBC Young Musician Keyboard Category Finals. Her remarkable skills extend to composition, as she has represented Malaysia with her original compositions on the international stage.

Bridget's musical journey began at the age of 11 when she was awarded a full scholarship to Wells Cathedral School in Somerset, where she studied under the guidance of Hilary Coates. Currently, she is pursuing her undergraduate studies at the Royal Academy of Music, supported by a full scholarship. Her dedication and exceptional talent have earned her recognition and support from various organisations. Bridget is the current recipient of The Richard Toeman Award from Awards for Young Musicians, and she is generously supported by the Hattori Foundation and the Talented Unlimited Foundation. With a promising career ahead, Bridget Yee continues to captivate audiences and leave a lasting mark on the world of classical music.

St. Joseph’s Private School Chamber Choir, established in 2017, has become a musical powerhouse, earning accolades for their stellar performances. Renowned for their rendition of "The White Rajah of Sarawak," the choir focusses on fostering community spirit and discipline among its members.

Despite pandemic challenges, the SJPS Chamber Choir clinched prestigious awards, including a Gold Medal at the 2nd World Virtual Choir Festival (2020), a Gold B award at the Malaysian Choral Eisteddfod (2021), and a Gold Diploma (Level V) at the Vietnam International Choir Competition (2023).

Their successes extend internationally, with a championship at the Busan Choral Festival & Competition in Korea (2021) and Gold at the Bali International Choral Festival (2022). The choir's repertoire, featuring arrangements by conductor Toh Ban Sheng, showcases Malaysian folk songs, earning them acclaim.

Locally, the choir has appeared in events like SIFMA, Sarawak International Bowling Competition, and National Level Unity Week Closing Ceremony. Notable guests, including the Prime Minister, have witnessed their performances.