Hans-Jürgen Schnoor 
- fortepiano
- harpsichord
- organ
Ingrid Matthews
- baroque violin
Susie Napper   
- viola da gamba
- baroque cello
Bruce Haynes   
- baroque oboe
Jeffrey Cohan
- baroque flute
- renaissance flute
Anna Mansbridge
- baroque dance

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ANNA MANSBRIDGE (Seattle)

Anna Mansbridge, Artistic Director of Seattle Early Dance, is from the U.K., where she studied early dance for many years with teachers foremost in the profession. She holds a First Class Honors Degree in Dance and Education from Bedford College, U.K., and an M.F.A in Choreography and Performance from Mills College, C.A. She has been teaching and performing early European Court dance (16th-18th centuries) since 1990. In 1995 she co-founded Footwork OffLimits, a company committed to presenting early dance to audiences in ways both entertaining and informative. Ms Mansbridge has been on the faculty of numerous early music courses, including the Ringve International Summer School in Trondheim, Norway, Aestas Musica in Varazdin, Croatia, and the Dancing Master presented by The Early Music Guild, Seattle. She

immigrated to Seattle in 1998, and in 2000 she founded Seattle Early Dance, which has quickly established itself as the Northwest's premier early dance company, and has been the recipient of a number of grants. Recent performance credits as solo performer and choreographer include Monteverdi's Il Ballo delle Ingrate, John Blow's Venus and Adonis and other projects with the Seattle Early Music Guild, and performances with the Seattle Symphony and the Bellevue Philharmonic.

JEFFREY COHAN (Seattle)

Jeffrey Cohan won both the Erwin Bodky Award in Boston and the highest prize awarded in the Flanders Festival International Concours Musica Antiqua in Bruges, Belgium, two of the most prestigious awards for performers of early music. A specialist on transverse flutes of the renaissance and the baroque as well as early keyed flutes, he has performed as soloist in 23 countries and has premiered many works written for him, including four  21st-century flute concerti.  First Prize winner of the Olga Koussevitzky Young Artist Awards Competition, his debut recital in Alice Tully Hall in Lincoln Center was sponsored by the Martha Baird Rockefeller Fund for Music. He has received the highest rating from the Music Panel of the National Endowment for the Arts and has performed for the Arts America Program in the South Pacific,

South America, Turkey, Portugal and Spain. He is artistic director of the Capitol Hill Chamber Music Festival in Washington, DC, the Black Hawk Chamber Music Festival in Illinois and Iowa and Echoes: Chamber Music at the Frye in Seattle. He has been a faculty member at the Indiana University Early Music Institute, the University of Northern Iowa, Augustana College and Grinnell College.