Canadian recorderist, hurdy gurdy player and singer, Tobie Miller grew up in Montreal and Vancouver, where she began her musical studies at the age of three (violin, piano). Later deciding to concentrate on early music, she completed a D.E.C. in flute and recorder at Marianopolis College (Montreal, Canada), and a BMus (Honours, Early Music Performance) in recorder at McGill University (Montreal, 2004).  With the support of a grant from the Canada Council for the Arts, she is currently completing an advanced studies diploma in medieval recorder at the Schola Cantorum Basiliensis (Switzerland) with Corina Marti and Kathrin Bopp. Tobie currently divides her time between Basel and Montreal, and has performed throughout Europe and North America with groups such as Ensemble La Rota, Vox Suavis, Skye Consort, La Bande Montréal Baroque, and with Jordi Savall, Wieland Kujken, Gilles Chabenat and Patrick Bouffard. In addition to a busy performance career, Tobie teaches regularly, giving classes on technique and performance practice for both recorder and hurdy gurdy at workshops and festivals including CAMMAC (since 2003), the Over the Water Hurdy Gurdy Festival (since 2005) and Les Journées de La Flûte à Bec (2006).

Sarah Barnes
soprano

Tobie Miller
recorder, hurdy gurdy,
soprano

Émilie Brûlé
vielle

Esteban LaRotta
lute, harp, tenor