Adriana Triggs is the founder and violinist of the Romantica Piano Quartet, Casa Romantica Cultural Center and Gardens’ first chamber music ensemble-in-residence and is the Casa Romantica Youth Chamber Music Program Coordinator. She holds a Masters Degree in Violin Performance from the Chicago College of Performing Arts at Roosevelt University. In addition, she holds a Bachelors Degree in Violin Performance and Music Education from Chapman University. She has had the pleasure of playing in such groups as the Mozart Classical Orchestra, Las Vegas Philharmonic, Los Angeles Chamber Choir, Musishare Chamber Players, Golden State Pops Orchestra, Sinfonia at the prestigious Aspen Music Festival, Blackbird Music Project and others. She has served as a guest artist faculty member at the Orange County Youth Symphony and taught at the Orange County School of the Arts. Most of her time is spent teaching her private violin students from her home studio in Mission Viejo, CA. She teaches students of all ages and levels from the Capistrano, Saddleback, and Irvine Unified School Districts. Her students have gone off to major in Violin Performance, have been accepted to the Orange County School of the Arts and have also been accepted to the following performing groups: Orange County Youth Symphony, Musishare Young Artists Program Quartet Initiative, Casa Romantica Youth Chamber Music Program, Pacific Symphony Santiago Strings, Prelude Chamber Strings, Southern California Youth Philharmonic, CYOSC, All Southern Middle School and High School Honor Orchestras (SCSBOA), Capistrano Unified School District Honor Orchestra and Irvine Unified School District Honor Orchestra. When she’s not practicing her violin, teaching or performing, she can be found at the pilates studio or spending time with her husband, violist, Phillip Triggs and her two children.

Kevin Garnica is an active musician based in Los Angeles. He is the pianist in the Romantica Piano  Quartet, Casa Romantica Cultural Center and Gardens’ first chamber music ensemble in residence. As a soloist and chamber musician, he has performed in Central and South America, Europe, and throughout the United States. Garnica received his Doctorate of Musical Arts from the University of Texas at Austin with a full assistantship under the tutelage of Anne Epperson, specializing in Collaborative Piano. Garnica was one of the youngest ever winners of the ASCAP Composition Competition when his piano piece, Sonata for Scriabin, was chosen from over five hundred entries.
Kevin Garnica has performed with members of the Los Angeles Philharmonic, including Concertmaster Martin Chalifour, the Pacific Symphony, The Metropolitan Opera, Los Angeles Master Chorale, and Pacific Chorale.