Members
The members below are the personnel that appeared on Centipede's album, Septober Energy.
- Violins
- Wendy Treacher
- Jihn Trussler
- Roddy Skeping
- Wilf Gibson (lead)
- Carol Slater
- Louise Jopling
- Garth Morton
- Channa Salononson
- Steve Rowlandson
- Mica Gomberti
- Colin Kitching
- Philip Saudek
- Esther Burgi
- Cellos
- Michael Hurwitz
- Timothy Kramer
- Suki Towb
- John Rees-Jones
- Katherine Thulborn
- Catherine Finnis
- Trumpets
- Peter Parkes
- Mick Collins
- Ian Carr (doubling flugelhorn)
- Mongezi Feza (pocket cornet)
- Mark Charig (cornet)
- Alto saxophones
- Elton Dean (doubling saxello)
- Jan Steele (doubling flute)
- Ian McDonald
- Dudu Pukwana
- Tenor saxophones
- Larry Stabbins
- Gary Windo
- Brian Smith
- Alan Skidmore
- Baritone saxophones
- Dave White (doubling clarinet)
- Karl Jenkins (doubling oboe)
- John Williams (bass saxophone, doubling soprano)
- Trombones
- Nick Evans
- Dave Amis
- Dave Perrottet
- Paul Rutherford
- Drums
- John Marshall (and all percussion)
- Tony Fennell
- Robert Wyatt
- Vocalists
- Maggie Nichols
- Julie Tippetts
- Mike Patto
- Zoot Money
- Boz Burrell
- Basses
- Roy Babbington (doubling bass guitar)
- Jill Lyons
- Harry Miller
- Jeff Clyne
- Dave Markee
- Brian Belshaw
- Guitar
- Brian Godding
- Piano
- Keith Tippett (musical director)
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