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 Karen Flint, harpsichord
Karen, artistic director of Brandywine Baroque since its founding, teaches at the University of Delaware. She has organized the Dumont Concerts, which feature well-known harpsichordists performing on her collection of antique harpsichords. (Read More) |
 Eileen Grycky, flute
Eileen is assistant professor of flute at the University of Delaware, teaching a full schedule of students and a resident member of the Del' Arte Wind Quintet. With classical guitarist, Christiaan Taggart, she performs and records in the Taggart-Grycky Duo.
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 Tony Boutté, tenor
Tony “set a standard that was unmatched by his peers," according to Opera News, in his professional operatic debut as Orfeo in Skylight Opera's ground-breaking Monteverdi Cycle in Milwaukee. He has recently completed his Doctor of Musical Arts degree at University of Maryland and is on the voice faculty of Towson University of Baltimore, Maryland.
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 Douglas McNames, cello
Doug, award winning Delaware State Arts Council Artist Fellow, is principal cellist with the Delaware Symphony Orchestra and The Reading Symphony, plus performing regularly with the Philadelphia Orchestra. (Read More) |
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 Laura Heimes, soprano, Laurie, praised for her “sumptuous tone, shimmering clarity” and "voice equally velvety up and down the registers," is widely regarded as an artist of great versatility, and in demand as a soloist throughout the USA. She teaches at Westminster Choir College.
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 Cynthia Miller Freivogel, violin
Cynthia is concertmaster and co-leader of the Baroque Chamber Orchestra of Colorado, which had its debut season to great acclaim in 2005-06. She is a member of the Novello Quartet, performing quartets of Haydn and his contemporaries on period instruments.
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 Martin Davids, violin
Marty directs the Callipygian Players of Chicago, as well as being a founding member of the award-winning electric Baroque group, Discontinuo. He is a frequent guest clinician teaching improvisation and performance practice at the University of Michigan.
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