Meet the Musicians

David Crowe

is an active performer in the Denver area. He is Principal Bass with  the Colorado ballet Orchestra, Opera Colorado, and the Boulder Philharmonic Orchestra. He is also a member of the Baroque Chamber Orchestra of Colorado, the Colorado Music Festival, and the Colorado Bach Ensemble. His background covers a wide range of musical styles and repertoire from jazz to rock and beyond. In addition to performing, he is interested in teaching and is Instructor of Double Bass at Metro State University of Denver. David received his Masters in Double Bass Performance from the University of Colorado. When not performing he can be found running the trails and back roads around Boulder.

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Ann Marie Morgan

earned degrees in violoncello performance and Spanish. Playing open strings on a bass viola da gamba was love at first sound. 

Her journey as a violist da gamba has taken her to foreign lands including Canada, the Czech Republic, Turkey, and Germany. Live performances with major symphony orchestras (Cleveland, Minnesota, Philadelphia) and tours with Olde Friends, Apollo’s Fire, and Les Violons du Roy have been a significant part of her career. Some of her favorite recordings, among twenty, include Among Rosebuds (with William Simms), The Soulful Bach and Telemann (Olde Friends), JS Bach Flute Sonatas and the Sonata from Musical Offering (Joshua Smith, Jory Vinikour and Allison Nyquist), and A Painted Tale (Nicholas Phan). 

Ms. Morgan received an Artist Diploma in viola da gamba and baroque cello from Oberlin College under the tutelage of Catharina Meints Caldwell. She served on the Early Music Faculties of the Peabody Conservatory and the Interlochen Center for the Arts as well as interim director of the CU Early Music Ensemble and the Collegium Musicum at Regis University. The Baltimore Sun wrote of her “beguiling musicality” in live performance, and H&B Recordings Direct cited, “Before hearing Ann Marie Morgan, I would not have believed that so pure a tone could be drawn from a viola da gamba; it is straight from heaven.”

In the Front Range, Ms. Morgan has performed on viola da gamba and baroque cello with the Colorado Bach Ensemble, the Boulder Bach Festival, Baroque Chamber Orchestra of Colorado, the Colorado Symphony, Seicento Baroque Ensemble, Sounds of Lyons, and on faculty recitals at CU Boulder College of Music. She will serve as a judge in the preliminary round of the 2026 Blakeman Gerber Indianapolis International Baroque Competition. As the founder of The Morgan Studio in Broomfield, she welcomes both amateurs and highly skilled professional artists to study there with her. 

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MinTze Wu

is a violinist of many passions, and a visionary with illuminating artistry. A native of Taiwan and deeply rooted in the richness of chamber music, MinTze expands from the tradition and explores new possibilities of experiencing music as a new narrative form of performing art. Infused with spirit, precision, and soulfulness, MinTze founded Sounds of Lyons in 2009 and BenFeng Music Productions in 2013, and played the role as producer and artistic director to this day. Her signature work such as Death of the Pugilist, The Poet Show, Turn of the Screw, and Kreutzer has been produced on national stages of Taiwan and brought to US as well. She steps in as the Executive & Artistic Director of VOICES in 2022, and continues discovering the layers of humanities within us and our community through her work as an artist. 

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