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English Baroque Soloists
English Baroque Soloists connects directly to 15 artists, and through them to at least 40 more acts. Janet See played in Orchestre Révolutionnaire et Romantique, Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra and American Bach Soloists. Adam Woolf played in His Majestys Sagbutts and Cornetts, The King’s Consort and QuintEssential Sackbut and Cornett Ensemble, among others. Susanne Regel played in Musica Antiqua Köln, Capella Augustina and Deutsche Händel-Solisten, among others.
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15- Janet See
- Michael Lewin(lutenist)
- Neil Brough(cornetist)
- Adam Woolf(Trombone and sackbut player)
- Susanne Regel(Classical oboist)
- Michael Niesemann(classical/jazz wind multi-instrumentist)
- Stephen Jones(Classical violinist)
- Oliver John Ruthven(early music keyboardist/conductor)
- Alan George(UK classical viola player)
- John Steer(double bassist)
- Steve Saunders(bass trombone / euphonium / tuba / sackbut)
- Aliye Cornish
- Mark Bennett(trumpeter)
- Susan Dent(hornist)
- Mari Giske(violist)
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Background
The English Baroque Soloists is a chamber orchestra playing on period instruments. Formed in 1978, the English Baroque Soloists has been one of the most innovative period-instrument ensembles. Its repertoire comprises music from the early Baroque to the Classical period.via Wikipedia
Career Highlights
- Formed
- 1978
- Active
- 1978–present
- Listeners
- 10,974Last.fm
- Wikipedia
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