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Bruce Teter has been playing Early music for 35 years on recorder and for 20 years on bagpipes, specializing in the French musette. He has participated in recorder master classes with Marion Verbruggen and is self-taught on bagpipes. He plays the principal Tenor recorder in the the LA Recorder Orchestra, and directs the Baroque ensemble Distorted Pearl. He performs on recorders, bagpipes, and crumhorn, and rackett. |
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Mark Walter, shawm, recorder, cornetto, crumhorn, rackett |
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Mike Nicholes, recorders, crumhorn, dulcian, percussion |
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Adam Gilberti recorders, bass shawm, bass crumhorn, harp, organ, percussion
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John Robinson (emeritus) vocals, recorders, tenor and bass dulcian, rackett
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Tom Axworthy, shawm, dulcian, recorder, crumhorn, cornemuse
Julie Edwards-Matanga, recorders, crumhorn, percussion
Paul Christensen, percussion (drum, tambourine, tambourin, xylophone, bells)
Noah Gladstone, sackbut, serpent
Marissa Rubino, viola da gamba, tambourine
Marischka Hopcroft, virginal harpsichord, organ
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