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Anne Enslow is a renowned educator and performer celebrated for bringing early American repertoire to life through intimate, historically informed performances on the hammered dulcimer and violin. As part of a longtime duo with Ridley Enslow, she has carved a niche in storytelling through music, blending rigorous historical research with engaging performance skills. Her Broadway debut on the hammered dulcimer in The Secret Garden (1992–1993) marked the start of a lifelong devotion to American music—from colonial tunes to Civil War ballads and Christmas carols. Anne’s work emphasizes not just the song, but the stories and context that illuminate the era.

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Anne and Ridley Enslow have earned recognition from libraries and cultural institutions nationwide. Two of their recordings were named Notable Recordings by the American Library Association, underscoring the educational value and historical accuracy of their work. Their latest release, Carol of the Bells: A Victorian Christmas (2025), showcases their distinctive blend of historical narration and seasonal music. With a discography spanning seven albums from 2002 to 2025, Anne’s projects explore themes from American colonial life and the Lincoln era to Lewis & Clark and Christmas lore. Expect richly researched performances that pair musical finesse with accessible storytelling, making history tangible for audiences of all ages.

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  • Longtime duo with Ridley Enslow; Broadway debut on hammered dulcimer in The Secret Garden (1992–1993) and a career focused on early American music and historical storytelling. ([morven.org](https://www.morven.org/events/victorianchristmas?utm_source=openai))
  • Notable library award history: two Enslow recordings were named Notable Recordings by the American Library Association. ([morven.org](https://www.morven.org/events/victorianchristmas?utm_source=openai))
  • Latest release: Carol of the Bells: A Victorian Christmas (2025), credited to Anne Enslow and Ridley Enslow. ([music.apple.com](https://music.apple.com/us/album/carol-of-the-bells-a-victorian-christmas/1854553770))
  • Discography spans seven albums from 2002 to 2025, with early works focusing on American colonies, Lincoln era, Lewis & Clark, Civil War, and Christmas music. ([music.apple.com](https://music.apple.com/us/album/music-of-the-american-colonies/452815232))
  • 2025 tour/appearance highlights include Celebrate 250: Music of the American Revolution at Fraunces Tavern, NYC (Oct 20, 2025), Victorian Christmas at Morven (Nov 30, 2025), and Ocean County Historical Society event (Dec 14, 2025). ([frauncestavernmuseum.org](https://www.frauncestavernmuseum.org/events-calendar/2025/10/20/celebrate-musical-program))
  • Musical style: historic American repertoire performed on hammered dulcimer and violin, with extensive historical research and educational context delivered during performances. ([morven.org](https://www.morven.org/events/victorianchristmas?utm_source=openai))

Anne and Ridley Enslow have earned recognition from libraries and cultural institutions nationwide. Two of their recordings were named Notable Recordings by the American Library Association, underscoring the educational value and historical accuracy of their work. Their latest release, Carol of the Bells: A Victorian Christmas (2025), showcases their distinctive blend of historical narration and seasonal music. With a discography spanning seven albums from 2002 to 2025, Anne’s projects explore themes from American colonial life and the Lincoln era to Lewis & Clark and Christmas lore. Expect richly researched performances that pair musical finesse with accessible storytelling, making history tangible for audiences of all ages.

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