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Lady Madeline and Lady Nancy (Madeline and Nancy Posner) - backing vocals (Jul 2002-2007)

You may have heard of them under the names Sisters of the Moon, Ladies Madeline and Nancy, or as "the singing twins", Prior to joining Blackmore's Night they'd worked on various projects of their own including their first CD, Movin' On, under the name It's Just Me, with musicians from North Carolina, NYC, and Long Island plus funk bassist Mark White from the Spin Doctors.

During their college years, Maddy and Nancy performed in Dimensional Rift, an original rock opera written and composed by John LaSala and Chris Torgersen. The twins toured with Blackmore's Night for five years but left the band to focus on original material and pursue new projects! Maddy and Nancy want to continue sharing their lives' experiences through music with the world!

Sir Robert of Normandie (Robert Curiano) - bass, guitars (Oct 2000-2007)

Carole Stevens (Candices mum) heard me playing Bach live on acoustic guitar so Ritchie and Candice invited me to dinner at the Normandy Inn, they also asked me to bring my bass and guitar. There was no band, just the three of us sitting around the table having drinks, singing, and improvising music. The funny thing was that even though they were looking for someone to play bass in the band, I don't remember playing much bass at all that night. At one point I said: 'But Ritchie, don't you want to hear me play some bass?'. He said: 'No, that's alright, just keep playing guitar'.

I guess he liked my guitar playing, and I took that as quite a compliment coming from a guitar player like Ritchie. If you remember, during my time in 'Blackmore's Night' I ended up playing a lot of guitar with Ritchie.

Anyway we played for hours at the Normandy Inn. At the end of the night, there was only a brief discussion about when I would be able to start playing with the band. So, I guess that was my audition, if you want to call it that. During the evening they asked me my full name. I said 'Bob'. Oh, I don't know... I'm 'Sir Robert' (in the spirit of the music). Ritchie said: 'Yes... you'll be 'Sir Robert of Normandie'. And so the story began and continues to this day.

Lady Lynn (Christina Lynn Skleros) - harmony vocals, shawm, flute, and recorder (2015-Present)

Lady Lynn has been performing since the tender age of three... She has loved Classical and Renaissance music ever since her mother taught her Italian arias at the age of five. At age eight, her father introduced her to classic rock. And so, "Lady Lynn" was born! Lady Lynn has performed at The White House, Madison Square Garden, Avery Fischer Hall, and at Yankee Stadium for the 1996 World Series. She was classically trained at Manhattan School of Music in Vocal Performance. But her weekends were spent at a piano with her angel of music, Tim, from The Wizard's Consort. They spent hours upon hours honing her woodwinds, piano, music theory, and sight singing skills! He always told her of the wonderful man he played music with in castles. It sounded like a dream! But, soon the dream would become a reality! Lady Lynn is thrilled to be singing harmony vocals and playing woodwinds with Blackmore's Night and loves her new family! She has a blast on and off the stage with them and can't wait to see what the future holds! Lady Lynn would like to thank her family for keeping her well rounded in music, and her new family for making her feel "Home Again" on every tour!

When Lady Lynn is not performing with Blackmore's Night, she spends time with her dogs and works in nuclear power plants.