Woods began her musical training as a child in Transylvania and studied at the prestigious & "Gh. Dima" Music Academy in Cluj-Napoca, Romania, where she graduated with high honors and a Masters in Stylistics of Clarinet Performance. An adventurer and dedicated lover of lilting
melodies, soon she was playing Mozart duets on the streets of Provincetown on days off between summer-abroad jobs, and soon after that performing at art exhibits, benefit concerts, Cape churches, and as a featured clarinet soloist with the Chatham Chorale and Cape Cod Symphony. Woods was featured as a guest artist by Cape Symphony and became the 2013 New England Concerto Competition First Prize winner. In 2013 she also had the honor of performing for the President of Hungary, Janos Ader, on his first visit to Boston. She currently offers private music lessons on the Cape for all ages and is Co-founder of Open Mic Classical, an organization promoting classical music.

Glig is an award-winning pianist, praised by Musical America for her ability to “capture hearts.”
She has performed widely in the United States as well as Europe. As an orchestra soloist, she
debuted with Tchaikovsky Piano Concerto with Rishon LeZion and Evgeni Mikeladze
Symphonic Orchestras, in Israel and Georgia. Her playing is noticed for sensitivity, depth of
interpretation and ability to connect music through various thematic concepts and medias. She
recently released her album ‘Reminiscences’, based on the concept of homesickness and inspired by Western and Eastern European Music. Glig holds a Master’s degree in piano performance from Mannes School of Music, The New School and an advanced certificate in piano performance and pedagogy from NYU Steinhardt, New York University.

After the performance, guests can mingle with the musicians over coffee, tea and cookies. Before or after the concert, attendees can enjoy a delicious prix fixe meal at the popular Encore Bistro & Bar, just steps from the Museum.