W. Todd Humphrey (Director) began his early music career in 1996 as founder of the Neuschel Consort of Musick, an all-sackbut ensemble. He received a Master of Arts Degree from the University of Northern Arizona, and a second Masters Degree in Trombone Performance from the University of Redlands. Todd has been a music educator for over 25 years. He performs on sackbut, serpent and percussion. Todd also arranges much of our music.
	John Robinson has been involved in early music since 1973. He formed the Early Music Consort of Fort Worth, and played in the Collegium Musicum at the University of Texas. John is also co-founder of Jouyssance des Instruments, an early music instrumental ensemble that specializes in accompanying choirs. He is both a vocalist and an instrumentalist, performing on recorders, alto shawm and tenor dulcian.
	Ellen Stern has been an early music performer since 1983, when she co-founded the Los Angeles Renaissance Consort. She is a timpanist with the Glendale College Community Orchestra, and performs early music on the tenor viol, alto recorder and various percussion instruments. Ellen has also designed and built some of the group's costumes.
	Ted Stern has been involved with early music in Southern California since 1983. He founded and directs the Los Angeles Renaissance Consort. Ted received his PhD in Musicology from UCLA, and is currently on the faculty at Glendale Community College. He performs on recorders, cornetto and cittern.
	Bruce Teter has been playing Early music for 30 years on recorder and for 15 years on bagpipes, specializing in the French musette. He has participated in recorder master classes with Marion Verbruggen and is self-taught on bagpipes. He also performs in the Irish band The Praties, the LA Recorder Orchestra, Jouyssance des Instruments, and his own Baroque ensemble Distorted Pearl. He performs on recorders, bagpipes, and crumhorn.