Jonathan Woody is a singer and composer based in New York City. We performed a piece by Manfredini to which Jonathan added words to the bass line.

Kathryn Montoya is a multi-instrumentalist known mainly for her work on historical oboes and recorder. She performs extensively in North America, and teaches at Oberlin College. We performed a movement of a duet by J. Quantz. Recorded in Evanston, IL.

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Karen Dekker is a violinist living in West Chester, PA.

We played the Largo from BWV 1005 arranged for 2 violins. ©Martin Davids 2024

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Recorded in Skokie, IL, USA

Mary Elizabeth Bowden is a trumpet player and founder of Seraph Brass. Her latest album, Storyteller: Contemporary Concertos for Trumpet is available on all platforms. We played a duet by Telemann. Recorded in Skokie, IL, USA.

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Christian Curnyn is a British conductor and founder of the Early Opera Company. Recorded in Chicago, IL, USA.

Patrick Quigley is a Washington D.C. based conductor and the founder of Seraphic Fire. We played Henry

Purcell's "Fairest Isle". Recorded in Skokie, IL, USA.

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Koji Otsuki is conductor and violist da spalla living in Philadelphia. Recorded on 4/20/24 in Ft. Wayne, IN, USA.

Jonathan Cohen is a conductor, harpsichordist, and cellist. Recorded in Chicago, IL. We played an Aria "affetoso" by Henry Eccles.

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Jeff Yang is a multi-instrumentalist, violin shop owner, and whiskey collector. He also created In the realm of the senses -a multi-sensory experience featuring music along with food, or perfume, or...

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We played a duo by Michel Corette. Recorded in Chicago, IL, USA.

Dr. Renée-Paule Gauthier is a violinist, podcaster, and life coach who works with musicians.

Recorded in Skokie, IL, USA

We played a couple of J. C. Pepusch's Airs for two Violins...

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