This directory lists professionals working with early keyboards in the western states. You need not be a WEKA member to be listed (this is not a list of WEKA members). Please send inquiries or updates related to this page via our Contact form.
Oregon/Vancouver, WA
Barbara Baird – Retired from University of Oregon – Eugene
Joan Benson – Eugene – (Deceased 1/1/2020)
Carol lei Breckenridge – Milwaukie, OR
Hannah Brewer – St Michael & All Angels - Portland
Joyce Chen – University of Oregon – Eugene
Bonnie Garrett – Retired from Reed College – Portland – (Deceased 10/13/2025)
Margret Gries – Retired from University of Oregon – Eugene
Craig Hanson – Corvallis
Susan Jensen – Retired from Portland Baroque Orchestra – Portland
Abigail Mace – Jefferson Baroque Orchestra – Medford, Grants Pass, Ashland
Jane Mendenhall – Portland
Lindsey Rodgers – University of Oregon – Eugene
Washington/BC
George Bozarth (Deceased 10/29/2025)- Skagit Early Keyboard Museum – La Conner
Martha Brickman – Vancouver Academy of Music
David Buice – Faith Lutheran Church – Seattle
Jillon Stoppels Dupree – Seattle
Tamara Friedman – Musique du Jour Presents! – Seattle
Kathryn Habedank – Retired from Pacific Lutheran University – Tacoma
Christina Hutten – University of British Columbia – Vancouver
Michael Jarvis – Victoria (Deceased 12/25/2020)
Barbara King – Anacortes Arts Foundation
Henry Lebedinsky – Seattle
Les Martin – Seattle Pacific University
David Morgan – Seattle
Doreen Oke – Retired from University of British Columbia – Vancouver
Lark Powers – Pullman
Byron Schenkman – Seattle
Wyatt Smith – Seattle
Paul Tegels – Pacific Lutheran University – Tacoma
Carol Terry – Retired from University of Washington – Seattle
Valerie Weeks – Vancouver
Alexander Weimann – Pacific Baroque Orchestra – Vancouver
Northern California
Charlene Brendler – Berkeley
Maria Brodsky – Mountain View
Belle Bulwinkle – Oakland
Linda Burman-Hall – University of California – Santa Cruz (Deceased 8/21/2023)
Janice Clark – San Anselmo
Phebe Craig – University of California – Davis
Jonathan Davis – Passamezzo Moderno – Martinez
Margaret Fabrizio – Palo Alto
Susie Fong – San Francisco
Katherine Heater – University of California – Berkeley
Scott Horton – Fresno Pacific University
Corey Jamason – San Francisco Conservatory of Music
Yunyi Ji - Bay Area
Janine Johnson – Berkeley
JungHae Kim – Artistic Director of MusicSources – Berkeley
Jin Kyung Lim – Bay Area
Gilbert Martinez – retired from Music Sources – San Francisco – Also Det Danske Cembalo Menageri
Nancy Metzger – Sacramento
Davitt Moroney – Retired from University of California – now in Paris
Kathy Roberts Perl – San Francisco
Lorna Peters – Sinfonia Spirituosa – Sacramento
Michael Peterson – San Francisco
Eugene Petrushansky – Fremont
Hanneke van Proosdij – Voices of Music – San Francisco
Jonathan Salzedo – Albany Consort – Sunnyvale
Charles Sherman – Musica Pacifica – San Francisco
Sandra Soderlund – Oakland
Derek Tam – Berkeley Festival & Exhibition – San Francisco Early Music Society – San Francisco
Yuko Tanaka – San Francisco
Elaine Thornburgh - San Francisco
Faythe Vollrath – Sacramento
Katherine Westine – Oakland
Eric Zivian – Berkeley
Southern California
Ruta Bloomfield – Santa Clarita
Preethi de Silva – Con Gioia – Pasadena
James Dorsa – California State University – Northridge
Margaret Irwin Brandon – Palm Springs
Masako Okamura Klassen – California State University – Fullerton
Sonia Lee – Pasadena
Patrick Wells Lindley – Santa Barbara
Tish Mabee-Goldstein – California Institute of the Arts – Los Angeles
Charles Metz – Palm Springs
Takae Ohnishi – University of California – San Diego
Ian Pritchard – Colburn School – Los Angeles
Robert Zapulla – Claremont Graduate University
Mountain
Loren Carle – Great Basin Baroque – Salt Lake City, Utah
Elizabeth Farr – Retired from University of Colorado – Boulder
Lillian Gordis – University of Colorado – Boulder
Robert Hill – Retired from University of Colorado – Boulder
Wesley Leffingwell – Boulder
Jonathan Lee – University of Nevada – Las Vegas
Susan Patrick – University of New Mexico – Albuquerque
Curtis Berak – Los Angeles - email: curtisberak @ yahoo.com
Gary Blaise Early Keyboard Instruments – San Francisco
Steve Brady – Seattle
David Calhoun – Agent for Zuckermann Harpsichords – Seattle - email: antemusica6220 @ gmail.com
Tim Cole – Technician – Boulder, CO – email: alantuneit @ gmail.com
Owen Daly Early Keyboard Instruments – Salem, OR
Kevin Fryer Harpsichords – San Francisco
Paul Y Irvin Instrument Maker – Portland
Janine Johnson – Berkeley
Henry Lebedinsky – The Harpsichord Shop – Everett, WA
Todd Loomis – Technician – Seattle
Kathy Roberts Perl – Technician – San Francisco
Jack Peters – Seattle (deceased 1/17/2025)
Mij Ploger – Spokane
John Phillips Harpsichords – Berkeley
Norman Purdy – Springfield, OR
Mike Reiter – University of Oregon, Eugene
Bill Shull – Period Piano Center – Redlands, CA
Skagit Early Keyboard Museum – La Conner, WA
Craig C. Tomlinson – Vancouver, BC
North America
Capriccio Baroque (Washington DC)
Cornell Center for Historical Keyboards (Ithaca, NY)
Harpsichord Clearing House (Massachusetts)
Harpsichord Heaven (Delaware)
MusicSources (Berkeley)
Ravensong Historic Keyboard Series (Philadelphia)
Westfield Center for Historical Keyboard Studies (Ithaca, NY)
International
Les Amis de Clavecin (Belgium)
International Chopin Competition on Period Instruments (Warsaw)
Piccola Accademia di Montisi (Italy)
Stichting Clavecimbel Genootschap Nederland (Netherlands)
Worldwide Keyboard Bank (Instruments for Sale)
Academia.edu provides free access to many scholarly articles, including those on early keyboard topics.
BACH Research Portal, located at the Saxon Academy of Sciences in Leipzig, makes available archival sources on the entire Bach family of musicians in digital format.
Alice Chuaqui Baldwin creates videos about harpsichord and early music topics for her YouTube channel, Exploring Early Music With Alice M. Chuagui Baldwin.
Boalch-Mould Online is a current research database of harpsichords and clavichords and their makers, 1440-1925, named in honor of Donald H. Boalch and Charles M. Mould whose groundbreaking work, Makers of the Harpsichord and Clavichord 1440-1840, was first published in a print edition of 1956 and updated by Oxford University Press in 1974 and 1995.
Early Music Sources organizes and makes available primary sources on early music, including those on keyboard playing and performance practice, along with informative and engaging videos on early music topics; there are many relevant to keyboardists on basso continuo and improvisation. The author, Elam Rotem, has received the Early Music America 2021 Laurette Goldberg Award for early music outreach for this project.
The Gustav Leonhardt Pedagogy Archive solicits and makes available “…personal reminiscences, scanned documents, audio or video recordings and photographs provided by Leonhardt’s students. Its aim is to create a new, enriched perspective on this uniquely inspiring performer whose teaching career spanned more than forty years.”
Historical Ornamentation Sources Catalog – a catalog accessible to everyone, featuring sources for ornamentation, linked to musical scores, and additional information, created by violinist, Javier Lupiáñez.
La Sala del Cembalo del caro Sassone (The Handel Harpsichord Room) is “A non-profit project devoted to the Baroque Age – Reviews, Articles, Historical Insights, Interviews and the greatest Harpsichord Musical Archive of the World!” Hundreds of hours of free harpsichord performances are available here (not available elsewhere), especially useful as a source for music of lesser-known composers. Most are recorded by harpsichordist, Fernando de Luca.
Society for Seventeenth-Century Music – Makes available valuable musicological resources on this website, including a scholarly journal, without cost or membership required. The journal includes many early-keyboard related articles.
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Continuo Connect - covering early music events in the UK
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