The Regency period in England (1811-1820) was a time on classic grace and elegance. Continental composers such as Mozart, Haydn, and J.C. Bach Followed the tradition, begun by Handel, of catering to the sophisticated Londoner's nearly insatiable craving for chamber music. The Popular combination of flute, violin, and cello proved to be ideal for their tasteful and charming music.

The Regency Trio (flute, violin and cello) has become one of the Twin Cities' most popular musical groups, having appeared in concert as well as at conventions, receptions, holiday parties, and weddings. The three musicians, David Eagle, Barbara Lamb, and Sandra Haines, have experience in all fields of music and are particularly at home in chamber music. Please call Barbara or David to discuss your musical needs. We take great pride in being helpful and approachable.   Click here to listen to the Regency Trio now, or visit our Listen to Us page to listen to our complete CD.

 

	David Eagle, flute, studied with Emil Opava (Minneapolis Symphony) and Harold Bennett (Metropolitan Opera. He has a B.A., B.S. and Ph.D degrees from the University of Minnesota. He served on the flute faculty of the University of Minnesota for more than 30 years. He plays a Pearl Flute, hand-made in 1988 by master flute maker Shigeki Hirose of Tokyo.
Barbara Lamb, violin, received her training from Richard Adams (Minnesota Orchestra). She has earned B.S., M.A., and Ph.D. degrees from the University of Minnesota. She is a career music educator whose students have performed throughout the U.S. and Canada. Her violin is a Jacob Steininger that dates from the late 18th century.
	Sandra Haines, cello, received B.S. M.A. and M.S. degrees from Kansas State University. In addition, she has studied with Mazzacurati at the Bologna Conservatory in Italy. She performs on a French Bernadel cello from the 19th century.