Alasdair Gray lives in Edinburgh, Scotland, where he dances with the Edinburgh Branch of the RSCDS and a variety of local clubs. Alasdair has been dancing since he was a wee lad, learning both country and highland dancing from his parents, and continuing this on at university.

Jen Schoonover is a dancer and choreographer. She teaches movement principles, improvisation, and dance pedagogy at Bridgewater State University, and specializes in Scottish dance modalities including Cape Breton Step, Cèilidh, Highland, and Scottish Country dancing. A book she cowrote with Mats Melin, Dance Legacies of Scotland: The True Glen Orchy Kick, detailing the history of Scottish percussive dancing, was published by Routledge in 2021. Another publication of collaborative research into Frederick Hill's 1841 dance manuscript with Mats and the late Colin Robertson is in the works.

Elke Baker, 1995 U.S. National Scottish Fiddle Champion, rhythmically inspired pianist Liz Donaldson and versatile bassist and cellist Ralph Gordon have played together as TERPSICHORE since 1992. Named for the Greek Muse of Dance, Terpsichore has performed for enthusiastic listeners and dancers all over the U.S. and abroad. Caledonian Muse and A Dancer's Best Friend, their latest Scottish Country Dance recordings feature the trio. Elke and Liz play as a duo on their CD Terpsichore: Scottish Dance Music which has become an indispensable classic of the genre.