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High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! Born in London, Harvey soon became involved in music, learning the recorder when he was four years old and later playing clarinet in the British Youth Symphony Orchestra.By the time he graduated from London's Royal College of Music in 1972, he was accomplished in the recorder flute, krumhorn, and other medieval and Renaissance-era instruments as well as the mandolin and various keyboards. He could have joined the London Philharmonic Orchestra but instead he chose to work with Musica Reservata, an early music ensemble. Subsequently he met another RCM…mehr

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High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! Born in London, Harvey soon became involved in music, learning the recorder when he was four years old and later playing clarinet in the British Youth Symphony Orchestra.By the time he graduated from London's Royal College of Music in 1972, he was accomplished in the recorder flute, krumhorn, and other medieval and Renaissance-era instruments as well as the mandolin and various keyboards. He could have joined the London Philharmonic Orchestra but instead he chose to work with Musica Reservata, an early music ensemble. Subsequently he met another RCM graduate, Brian Gulland and went on to form the progressive rock and folk band Gryphon. During that period he also worked with other folk rock musicians such as Richard and Linda Thompson and Ashley Hutchings. When Gryphon wound down in the late 1970s he became a session musician playing on Kate Bush's Lionheart, Gerry Rafferty's Night Owl, Sweet's Level Headed and Gordon Giltrap's Fear of the Dark and Peacock Party amongst others. He also had a brief spell in New Wave outfit The Banned.