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Lucy Deakin • Cello •
  Lucy Deakin Lucy was first introduced to folk music through a Folkworks residency at her secondary school and took up clog dancing and playing the English Concertina as a result. Having played the cello in classical settings since the age of ten, Lucy had been striving to find a voice for her cello within the non-classical world and went to study jazz and contemporary music at Leeds College of Music. Read more Lucy Chair

John Dipper • Fiddle •
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                        Dipper John grew up steeped in the traditions of Southern England. His unique playing style, and his traditionally-spirited compositions convey a deep understanding and passion for the indigenous culture of England. Read more John Chair

Emma Reid • Fiddle •
  Emma Reid Emma Reid was brought up in the north- east of England and started playing the fiddle at the age of three with her Swedish mother. During her youth Emma was inspired by both classical and traditional music and devoted her time to playing in chamber orchestras and ceilidh bands alike. Emma has twice been finalist in the BBC Radio 2 Young Folk Award and was leader of Newcastle Youth Chamber Orchestra during her final year at school. Read more Emma Chair

Miranda Rutter • Viola •
  Miranda Rutter Miranda took up the fiddle at 5 but soon had her ambitions set on playing the viola. She was a member of Pro Corda, a youth string quartet course, during her early teens but on meeting folk music in her late teens, became enchanted. Read more Miranda Chair