Performers Peter Becker, baritone pwbaritone@aol.com Gisèle Becker, soprano becker@erols.com Mark Bleeke, tenor Cromnub@aol.com Tina Chancey, rebec, vielle TinaChancey@compuserve.com Paul Hillier, baritone phillier@indiana.edu Christopher Kendall, lute, mandora, citole Judith Malafronte, mezzosoprano JMalafronte@worldnet.att.net Drew Minter, countertenor, baritone MinterRuff@aol.com http://www.angelfire.com/music/DrewMinter/index.html Laurie Monahan, soprano bbelsmom@gte.net http://www.activetalk.com/tapestry Scott Reiss, recorders ScottReiss@cs.com William Sharp, baritone wsharp@compuserve.com Margriet Tindemans, vielle, rebec margriett@home.com The Folger Consort, Jane Pisano, Manager jpisano@folger.edu The Folger Consort, ensemble in residence at the Folger Shakespeare Library, presents music from the twelfth through twentieth centuries, specializing in medieval and Renaissance music, with the aid of a wonderful variety of talented guest artists. Robert Eisenstein and Christopher Kendall are Artistic Directors of the Folger Consort, and with Scott Reiss, they were its founders. http://www.folger.edu/public/consort/menu.htm The Folger Shakespeare Library is the home of the largest Shakespeare collection in the world. Established in 1932 by Henry Clay Folger and hiswife Emily Jordan Folger, the Folger Library is an independent research facility. This unique institution is devoted to the advanced study of the Early Modern period with an emphasis in the humanities, as well as toeducational outreach at all levels. The Folger sponsors exhibitions from the collection and many programs in the Elizabethan Theatre that bring there sources of the library to the public. Among these are theatre, fictionand poetry readings, and school and family programs. Membership offers wonderful opportunities to participate in and contribute to the life of this unique Washington institution. Learn more at www.folger.edu or call the membership office at (202) 675-0359 or the box office at (202) 544-7077.