Josée has released several new CDs, the latest a followup to her wildly popular "Devotion CD of French language hymns. The new "Inspiratioin" release promises to be a hit as well. Josee has many other recordings available, including her Christmas CD, Rève de Noel and Déracinée, or "uprooted," with its theme of French-Canadian immigration to the U.S., featuring her original, "Je viens tout juste de débarquer" co-authored with poet Carole Auger.

A veteran of thousands of contradances with recording industry awards for her fiddling, Donna Hébert is an important figure in the contradance renaissance, as well as a national leader in teaching fiddling. Donna's humorous stories, songs of Franco life, and unstoppable fiddling groove are all sure crowd-pleasers at Chanterelle concerts. At a recent concert, an elderly man leapt right out of his front-row seat and began energetically step-dancing, high praise indeed for a fiddler!

Josée and Donna both have original songs included on the 1999 Smithsonian/Folkways anthology of Franco music, which was chosen by National Public Radio as one of it's Top Ten Folk CDs.

Liza Constable's supple contralto voice has caught the attention of people from festival-goers to NPR "All Things Considered" host Noah Adams. A consummate vocal stylist, Liza's phrasing goes to the heart of the lyric. Her Cajun two- steps, waltzes and bluesy laments turn Chanterelle's music south to Louisiana. A guitarist since age ten and fluent in many styles of accompaniment, Liza can drive dance tunes to the wall or elegantly underpin a jazz standard or a ballad with equal skill and grace. Her latest songs with Chanterelle are in French, taken from singers like Josephine Baker and Edith Piaf, where Liza’s voice takes on their insouciance and loneliness while Donna's fiddling turns to sassy French jazz.

Liza and Donna also perform with The Beaudoin Legacy with members of Vermont's Beaudoin family and friends, singing and playing fiddle with the 11-member group at venues in the Northeast.

When schedules permit, Chanterelle is joined by Cajun accordionist and bassist Alan Bradbury. Alan is also a member of the Rhode Island Cajun band Magnolia.

Young Franco-American fiddling tunesmith Daniel Boucher from Bristol CT is also joining Chanterelle onstage whenever he can. The heritage is safe in his hands.

Chanterelle also performs and teaches in schools and residency programs.