Hmmmmm....well with the understanding that I am probably going to butcher the spelling of most of these names since we put all our CD's on the ipod and I can't locate the j-cards for reference.
1. First and always Gilles. I could sit at his feet and learn for the rest of my life. 2. Marcello Bono - ditto 3. Tobie Miller 4. Christophe Tellart who knows so much he makes my brain ache 5. Anne-Lise Foy and Laurence Pinchemaille (assuming they could put up with my french or lack of. 6. Ricardo Delfino 7. Thierry Nouat who I understand also plays a mean baroque 8. A couple of players from Sweden whose brains I would like to pick regarding repetoire 9. Stephane Durand from Tapage I could go on but the last I am going to mention here is a group I would just like to hear play again because their music was crisp, clean and rich. They are a duo from Quebec called Athanor, Michel Bordeleau and Martine Chiasson. Lovely, tasty musicians. Anyone I didn't include was not from lack of regard, just lack of space. Cali
