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Paul Rimple and Mark Mullen have described the events as part of a larger struggle between the church and the secular government.

(Mr. Minter and Mr. Rimple also doubled on harp and lute, respectively.)

Its members are Marcia Young, Drew Minter and Mark Rimple, all of whom both sing and play instruments (harps and lute).

This early-music vocal trio - Drew Minter and Mark Rimple, countertenors, and Marcia Young, soprano - was founded in 2000 and specializes in medieval music.

The group's performers include Mark Rimple, Wayne Hankin, Todd Frizzell, Dan Rigazzi, Mark Sullivan and Jon Szabo.

The Stooges meet up with eccentric Professor A.K. Rimple (Benny Rubin) and his daughter (Doreen Woodbury) who ask the trio to help them with a space mission.

The configuration that played at the Frick included Drew Minter and Mark Rimple, countertenors; James Ruff, tenor; and Mary Springfels and David Douglass, who played medieval stringed instruments, including vielles, viols and, in Mr. Douglass's case, a rebec.

But the highlights were "Dueil Angoisseus," a richly chromatic lament by Binchois, Obrecht's "T'Andernaken," on which Mr. Rimple proved a deft lutenist, and Joye's "Ce qu'on fait à quatimini," a lively piece with a text that encourages young girls to be promiscuous.