The Musicians

Lucie Skeaping trained at the Royal College of Music and came to Jewish music through her interest in Medieval and Renaissance English music and desire to explore the music of her own roots. She presents BBC Radio 3's twice-weekly series 'The Early Music Show'.
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Robin Jeffrey studied at Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge and the Royal College of Music. He also performs as a lutenist all over the world and spends part of each year working in Athens with traditional Greek musicians.
 

Roddy Skeaping taught Viola da Gamba at the Royal College of Music, later appointed Leverhulme Research Fellow. Has made countless recordings of early and traditional music. His compositions include works for for choirs, chamber groups and theatre and film scores.
 

Ben Harlan is a graduate from the Guildhall School of Music. He has a special interest in improvisation techniques, contemporary music and jazz and in Music Education.
 

Robert Levy studied at Dornbirn Music School and at Bregenz Conservatory, Austria. He works mainly in musical theatre and is currently performing on stage in the London's hit West End musical 'Chicago'.
 

Jon Banks After gaining a BA. D.Phil at Oxford University he worked as a jazz pianist. Later took up the Medieval harp and dulcimer performing, broadcasting and recording. He has written a book on the Renaissance motet and classical rhetoric and currently holds a Leverhulme Research Fellowship.