Loïc Bléjean is from Brittany, that ancient land in the north-west of modern France, first settled by humans thousands of years ago, steeped in history and tradition and whilst his music is informed by his native culture, his love, if not that over-used word ‘passion’, is for the Irish tradition – he is a uilleann piper and low whistle player of high renown. One Breton website describes him as piper étoilé, a just and entirely fair description!
Loïc is technically brilliant and supremely musical on both instruments. His playing is characterised by a crisp clean style, with wonderful clarity in the separation of the notes; on the other hand he can pull from them the evocative, almost mournful and eerie sounds so loved by aficionados. And he is a perfectionist – the uilleann pipes are notoriously moody in their tuning, but his intonation is always flawless, a delight to hear.
He started playing the pipes in 1989, under the tuition of Alain Le Hegarat and then travelled extensively in Ireland, where he met many wonderful musicians, in particular piper Brendan Ring. Since those early days he has developed an extraordinary versatility and adaptability which has enabled him collaborate and work with a wide variety of musicians and in many different styles; with fiddler Paul Flynn and singer/guitarist David Muldrew, membership of influential bands, pop-rock Glaz, and the French-Canadian Gwazigan. Notable work in Ireland includes the “Session with the Pipers” concert series at the Cobblestone in Dublin and the William Kennedy Piping Festival in Armagh, invited to do both in 2009 and again in 2013, the first time with his younger brother Ronan on the button accordion, the second with Louisa Bennion, the noted New York concertina player.
His ability to grasp and understand other genres has led to performances with the progressive rock band Children in Paradise and with the exciting jazz band the Boclé Brothers, with whom he recorded the album ‘Rock The Boat’, released in 2015. Their new opus, recorded in New Jersey in 2019 should be released soon…
During the summer of 2016 he was one of the four musicians integral to the massively acclaimed production of ‘The Taming of the Shrew’ at Shakespeare’s Globe in London, directed by Caroline Byrne and part of Emma Rice’s triumphant first season as Artistic Director. 
He joined Belfast-based supergroup Réalta right before their first U.S. tour in February 2019, he has been touring with this band (which features two uilleann pipers!) all over the USA and Ireland since.

He also performs as a solo artist, in concerts, workshops, masterclasses, or with close musical partners, as a trio with brother Ronan & long-time friend Nicolas Quémener, duo with Louisa Bennion, and many more…

A Chorus of Two consists of Monalee Kendall and Florence Klecka (pronounced "kletch-ka"). They began singing together in 1997, and have since produced 6 albums and have performed on television, radio, and at venues across the midwest and south. The duo have been most often seen at events for the Society for Creative Anachronism, as well as at Renaissance Faires and various coffee bars or bookshops in Indiana and Michigan.

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Anthony G. Foti is a Boston based multi-instrumentalist, composer, and performer. As a composer, he is known for creating original sounds, symphonic textures, and melodies that  blend a mix of pop, rock and cinema. As a performer, Anthony G. Foti brings melodic and raw musicianship to the stage. Anthony commenced on a path in music at the age of 9 when he took his first piano & guitar lesson from his father Joseph. His desire to become proficient in every instrument that was accessible assisted him in following through with opportunities in recording , traveling, collaborating with other musicians, and producing quality music every time he is in the studio or takes the stage.

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