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The King’s Consort
The King’s Consort connects directly to 109 artists, and through them to at least 11 more acts. Simon Jones played in Academy of Ancient Music. Roy Goodman played in The English Concert, The Brandenburg Consort (1975–2001) and The Parley of Instruments. Helen Orsler played in Amsterdam Baroque Orchestra, among others.
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109 threadsMembers
109- Simon Jones(violinist)
- Jane Debenham(Violinist)
- Roy Goodman(conductor and violinist)
- Helen Orsler(violinist)
- Maurice Whitaker(Violinist)
- Margaret Faultless(violinist)
- Miles Golding(violinist)
- Pauline Nobes(violinist)
- Roy Mowatt(violinist, musicologist, producer)
- William Thorp(violinist)
- Marie Knight(violinist)
- Peter Fender(Conductor, Violinist)
- Jane Compton(viola player)
- Martin Kelly(violist)
- Anna Dorothea Vogel(Swiss violist)
- Anthony Robson(oboist)
- Clare Shanks(oboist)
- Richard Earle(oboist)
- Sophia McKenna(oboist)
- Rowena Ellis(Oboist)
- Matthew Dixon(Oboist)
- Anthony Bevis(oboist)
- Linda Brand(Oboist)
- Helen McKean(Oboist)
- Simon Galton(Oboist)
- Marion Scott(woodwinds)
- Martin Stancliffe(Oboist)
- David Jones(Oboist)
- Marios Argiros(Oboist)
- Nicholas Benda(Oboist)
- Hester Furman(Oboist)
- Caroline Kershaw(Oboist)
- Abigail Graham(Oboist)
- Andrew Watts(bassoonist)
- Alastair Mitchell(bassoonist)
- Philip Turbett(bassoonist)
- Brian Sewell(bassoonist)
- Michael Brain(curtal, baroque bassoon, recorder, oboe player)
- Julia Cunynghame(bassoonist)
- Fiona Hancock(bassoonist)
- William Bond(bassoonist)
- Mathew Dart(bassoonist)
- Crispian Steele‐Perkins(classical trumpeter and composer)
- Stephen Keavy(trumpet player)
- David Staff(trumpet and cornetto player)
- Jonathan Impett(trumpeter)
- David Blackadder(trumpet player)
- Timothy Brown(UK horn player)
- Susan Dent(hornist)
- Gavin Edwards(horn player)
- Elizabeth Randall(Horn player)
- Anthony Chidell(Horn player)
- Roger Montgomery(horn player)
- Nicholas Thompson(trumpeter)
- James Ghigi(trumpeter)
- George Lawn(percussionist)
- David Woodcock(violinist)
- Walter Reiter(violinist)
- Adrian Butterfield(violinist)
- Rebecca Miles(violinist)
- Theresa Caudle(violinist, violist)
- Jane Norman(violinist, violist)
- Catherine Martin(violinist)
- Kerstin Linder-Dewan(violinist)
- Laura Cochrane(violinist)
- Jane Rogers(violist)
- Nicola Akeroyd(Violist)
- Timothy Cronin(violist)
- David Brooker(violist)
- Jane Coe(cellist)
- Helen Gough(cellist)
- Katherine Sharman(cellist)
- Peter Buckoke(double bass player)
- Amanda MacNamara(double bass player)
- David Miller(UK lutenist, theorbist and guitarist)
- William Carter(Archlute, theorbo and guitar player)
- Gary Cooper(conductor/keyboardist)
- James Johnstone(classical organist & harpsichordist)
- Katharina Spreckelsen(oboist)
- Hilary Stock(Oboist)
- Mark Radcliffe(Oboist)
- Cherry Forbes(Oboist)
- Jane Downer(Oboist)
- Katrina Russell(bassoonist)
- Paul Goodwin(conductor / oboist)1989–1989
- Ian Cuthill(bassoonist)
- Michael Harrison(British brass player)
- Charles Fullbrook(percussionist)
- Catherine Latham(Classical oboe and recorder player)
- Stephen Jones(Classical violinist)
- Michael Thompson(British horn player and conductor)
- Rachel Brown(flutist)
- Robert Howes(percussionist)
- Jane Metcalfe(Violist)
- David Watkin(cellist)
- Gail Hennessy(oboist)
- Lorraine Wood(oboist)
- Frances Eustace(bassoonist)
- Adrian France(sackbut player)
- Sally Jackson(bassoonist)
- Adam Woolf(Trombone and sackbut player)
- Steve Henderson(classical percussionist)
- Sarah Sexton(Irish violinist)
- Louise Hogan(violist)
- Alan George(UK classical viola player)
- Andrew Clark(British classical horn player, currently based in Canada)
- Hanna Tibell(violinist)
- Alexandra Bellamy(oboist)1999–2008
- Mark Bennett(trumpeter)
Acts & Ensembles Connected to The King’s Consort
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Background
The King's Consort is a British period music orchestra founded in 1980 by the English conductor and harpsichordist Robert King. The ensemble has an associated choral group, Choir of The King's Consort. Together, they have made over 100 recordings, from 1987 to 2007 releasing 90…via Wikipedia
Career Highlights
4 albums- Formed
- 1980
- Active
- 1980–present
- Listeners
- 125Last.fm
- Wikipedia
- Visit
Selected Discography
- 1988Great Baroque Arias Part 1
- 1991The Music of The King's Consort
- 1994The Complete Anthems and Services, Vol. 9
- 1998Lo Sposalizio “The Wedding of Venice to the Sea”
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