As both recorder and baroque flute soloist Annabel Knight has given recitals in the country’s top early music festivals, and for BBC Radio 3. She also freelances with many period instrument orchestras and is a member of the recorder quintet Fontanella. Annabel has contributed articles and reviews to several of the UK's leading early music periodicals and teaches at the Birmingham Conservatoire.

Louise Bradbury was a prizewinner in the Moeck/SRP International Solo Recorder playing competition in 2001 and has broadcast as a soloist for the BBC and Classic FM. As a chamber musician, Louise has performed at many prestigious venues and festivals and, in the field of education, has initiated ground-breaking music-outreach projects across the UK. Louise also teaches at the Birmingham Conservatoire and at the Junior Department of the Guildhall School of Music and Drama.

Robin Bigwood established himself as one of the UK’s most talented and exciting harpsichordists by winning the Broadwood Harpsichord Competition in 1995. As a continuo player he has worked with the European Union Chamber Orchestra, the London Mozart Players and Musicians of the Globe. In addition to his interest in early music, Robin has recorded and produced CDs for a number of ensembles and choirs and writes a monthly column for the recording magazine Sound on Sound.

Born in Tokyo, Reiko Ichise came to England in 1991. She is now one of the country’s leading gamba players, working and recording regularly with many prestigious ensembles including Fretwork, The Purcell Quartet, Florilegium, the Gabrieli Consort, English Chamber Orchestra, Concordia and The Royal Ballet.