Heiko ter Schegget

A renowned recorder player and teacher, Heiko studied under Leo Meilink and Marion Verbruggen at Utrecht Conservatory. With a deep appreciation for vocal phrasing, his expressive style is inspired by his choral background. He has toured extensively with leading ensembles and recorded works by Bach, Handel, Telemann, and Dutch Baroque composers. He has taught in Utrecht since 1987 and is known for his masterclasses around the world. He also crafts historical recorders. Heiko's web-page.

Sigrun Lefringhausen

Sigrun studied at the Cologne University of Music and later at Utrecht Conservatory. Her rich musical education includes studies in harpsichord, continuo, and New Music. A dedicated educator and accomplished performer, she has played with renowned ensembles such as the Amsterdam Baroque Orchestra. She teaches at the Hilden School of Music and continues to perform as a soloist and chamber musician.

Reet Sukk

After early exposure to early music in Viljandi, Reet trained in traverso and recorder at the Royal Conservatory in The Hague. A founding member of ERTA-Estonia, she performs regularly with Cantores Vagantes and Estonian Baroque Orchestra (directed by Andrew Lawrence-King). Reet teaches at the Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre and MUBA (Tallinn Music and Ballet School), and is one of the organizers of Tallinn feat. Reval, the largest early music festival in Estonia, which has been taking place since 2018.

Taavi-Mats Utt

Founder of Cantores Vagantes, Taavi-Mats is both a musician and a recorder maker. He studied in The Hague and has performed on and built historical instruments used throughout Europe. An active teacher (MUBA) and ERTA leader, he has shaped Estonia’s early music education landscape. He is a co-founder of Estonian Baroque Orchestra, and the founder and organizer of Tallinn feat. Reval.

Peeter Klaas

is an Estonian musician and active teacher specializing in early string instruments. He graduated in cello from the Tallinn State Conservatory in 1981 and has performed with the ensemble Hortus Musicus since 1976. A self-taught expert in viola da gamba, he has participated in masterclasses and international projects, and has taught early music in Estonia and Finland.

Kristine Esko

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A former European champion in 10-dance competition, Kristine has since focused on posture, movement, and historical dance. She integrates the Alexander Technique in her teaching and has trained in baroque dance in France. She leads Arte Movimento dance school and ensemble.