Hanneke van Proosdij is renowned for the elegance, virtuosity, and expressiveness of her playing. She performs regularly as soloist and continuo specialist with Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra, Festspiel Orchester Goettingen, Voices of Music, Concerto Palatino, Magnificat and American Bach Soloists. She has appeared as a guest artist with Hesperion XX, Concerto Koln, Chanticleer, Orchestre dAmbronnay, Gewandhaus Orchester and the Arcadian Academy. She received both her solo and teaching diplomas from the Royal Conservatory in The Hague where she studied recorder, harpsichord and composition. Together with David Tayler, Hanneke cofounded and codirects Voices of Music. Hanneke is a cofounder of the Junior Recorder Society in the East Bay and was the director of the SFEMS Medieval Renaissance Workshop for seven years and now directs, together with Rotem Gilbert, the SFEMS Recorder Workshop. She has recorded over forty discs for Magnatune, BIS, Koch, Musica Omnia, Carus, AVIE and Delos. Hanneke enjoys reading books, downhill skiing and hiking.

Les Baricades Misterieuses Harpsichord suites of Chambonnieres

Tagged as: Classical, Baroque, Instrumental, Composer: Antoine Forqueray, Composer: Armand-Louis Couperin, Composer: Francois Couperin, Composer: Jacques Champion de Chambonnieres, Composer: Jacques Duphly, Composer: Jean-Henri d'Anglebert, Composer: Jean-Philippe Rameau, Composer: Louis Couperin, Composer: Pierre Guedron, Harpsichord.

1. Colin Booth: solo harpsichord music
2. The Bach Players: baroque instrumental and vocal gems
3. Alex McCartney: Reflective, historically-informed performance on the lute
4. Poeticall Musicke: Late Renaissance and Early Baroque music, historically performed
5. Ensemble Vermillian: Richly textured 17th and 18th century cello and recorder
6. Ensemble Mirable: rare and extraordinary music of the Baroque
7. Altri Stromenti: 17th century baroque ensemble
8. Dufay Collective: instrumental and vocal music from the Middle Ages and Reniassance
9. Voices of Music: Lilting Renaissance & Baroque vocal interpretations
10. Paul Beier: solo lute of the Italian renaissance.
11. Misericordia: sickeningly good Medieval
12. Jacob Heringman: renaissance lute
13. Bach Collegium San Diego: Bach, historically informed, vibrantly performed
14. Asteria: late-medieval vocal and instrumental music
15. Federico Moscogiuri: Original and evocative lute music
16. Takashi Matsuishi Spark: flautists with finesse, intelligence and grooves
17. Streicher Trio: classical chamber music on period instruments
18. Thomas: layered choral compositions
19. Edward Martin: vihuela, renaissance and baroque lute
20. Eduardo Figueroa and Oscar Ohlsen: Chilean baroque guitar duo