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 Anne Witherell played
trombone with the Menlo Brass Quintet from 1982 to 1991. She now lives,
teaches, and plays in Wisconsin.
Anne holds a Bachelor of Music degree form the Eastman School of Music and
a PhD in music from Stanford. She taught brass instruments at U.C. Santa
Cruz and at Bethany Bible College while she was living in California. Anne
was also a member of the Antiquarian Funks, the San Francisco Cornett and
Sackbut Ensemble (tenor sackbut), and the Blomstedt Festival Orchestra,
among other groups.
She teaches low brass as a specialist in the trombone at the Lawrence
Academy of Music, a division of the Lawrence University Conservatory of
Music in Appleton, Wisconsin.
Anne is the author of "Louis Pécour's
1700 Recueil de Dances,"
published in 1981, on the subject of Renaissance dance music.
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