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Rick Corrigan came
to the accordion after years of experience as an electronic
music composer and performer, releasing albums of music with
the aleatoric/electronic group Architects Office as well as
the avant cabaret group Doll Parts. He has also composed several
scores for experimental filmmaker Stan Brakhage, and has produced
live film and sound performances with filmmaker Paul Lundahl
at San Francisco's Exploratorium and SF's Cinematheque.
Katja Cooper’s
eclectic style encompasses the rhythms and instrumentation
of the Middle East, Africa, Spain, the Caribbean and South
America. While living in Israel, she was affiliated with Meira
Asher’s Ghanaian "Ensemble Calabash". She performed as a member
of a Brazilian samba group, and participated in traditional
flamenco music projects with both local and visiting Spanish
artists such as Sharon Saguy and La Tati. In addition to performing
with such popular artists as Gilberto Gill and Rami Kleinstein
at major Festivals and on Israeli TV, Katja toured with various
groups to Turkey, Egypt, Greece, Europe, and the United States,
and recorded with Coco Linares/Cecilia Beraza in Peru. In
2000, Katja was a co-founder of "White Flag", a Palestinian/Israeli
band. Since 1989 she has regularly toured with the Sharon
Katz Peace Train Project (most recently at the Getty Museum
in Los Angeles).
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Chloe Allen,
our newest member, has performed in several orchestras around
the country and received her graduate degree from the Manhattan
College of Music.

Tim Fox
was a member of the original San Francisco guitar quartet,
was for many years a featured artist on KQED-FM's West Coast
Weekend, and has led groups of his own.
Greg Kehret,
primarily an upright acoustic bassist, is a longtime Bay
Area music veteran who has performedwithnumerous jazz, groove,
and
tango musicians around the Bay. Outside of the pickPocket
ensemble he
most often works with the vocal led, live electronic act "Halou",
and
the klezmer group "Klezmania". His sound is solid,
deep and also central to the pocket that drives pPe.
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