was brought up in a musical family with Irish and French folk music and started to play traditional music on the fiddle at the age of six. Classical training provided a solid technical basis which made her Germany's probably youngest professional in traditional music at the age of nineteen. Now she can look back on many successful engagements, being involved a studio or guest musician in many recordings and concerts with bands and orchestras. Gudrun was a founding member of all-women band More Maids, and is currently touring world wide with CARA.

“Gudrun Walther could certainly hold her own in any Irish musical setting.“ (Dirty Linen Magazine, Jan 04)

Studied guitar at the MGI in Munich. During that time he also became engaged with traditional and medival music. In 1993 he founded the artes recording studio which specialises in acousitic and traditional music. Being involved in radio plays, theatre plays and TV productions as a guitarrist, composer and arranger, he has published over 50 albums with his own music and was repeatedly rewarded with the renowned Prize of the German Record Reviewers.

Together with Gudrun he is also a member of the german irish-trad band CARA.

In 2002, he and his band "Adaro" published the album "minnenspiel", which was highly praised by the critics and even by Deep-Purple founder Ritchie Blackmore.

Born in Leipzig and raised in a musical family during the Eastern German folk revival, Philipp started to play folk music in his childhood days. He was classically trained on the violin and soon picked up his main instrument, the diatonic button accordion.

He won the German Folk Award for newcomers together with his brother Andreas in 1994. In the same year the two brothers were joined by cousin Till on hurdy-gurdy and a friend on percussion, and the band ”ULMAN” was born.

After several concerts in Europe, CD-Productions and award nominations the band won the german award for worldmusic, CREOLE, in 2007.

He also played in various other formations and his travels led him as far as Taiwan and China.