With a background in piano and choral singing, Margot Chamberlain moved to Boston in the 1970’s to study recorder with Marleen Montgomery and the Quadrivium, where she took up vielle and harp. In the time since she has been a member of LiveOak, Laura Sheppard & Co., Mistral, the Comedy Theatre Troupe, various Christmas and summer Revel shows, as well as playing weddings, christenings, parties, museums, and other community events. She has been accompanist for Diane Edgecomb since 1990.
Composer/Playwright and Musician Tom Megan not only writes the music on many of the Storytelling and Harp combinations but accompanies others using a combination of piano and synthesizer. He has written several full-length musicals and is a winner of numerous awards for the musical stage. For more information about Tom Megan visit www.tommegan.com.
Andrew was introduced to the saz at an early age by his grandfather and uncle who were themselves traditional Kurdish saz players and singers. He first began playing saz at age 12 and since then, has continued to keep alive this family tradition. Andrew accompanies Diane on performances of Kurdish folktales He brings with him wonderful traditional melodies and songs like Kani, Ceme Ceme and many others.



In 2011 Diane received the first National ORACLE award for Storytelling Excellence in the Northeast