360 video – Valentine by Fred Hersch, performed by ETHEL
360 video recorded at The George Peabody Library.
Well You Needn’t: Ron Carter + ETHEL
Transcribed from Thelonious Monk: "Monk's Music" (1957) by Tom Darter, as heard on "Monk Suite: Kronos Quartet Plays Music of Thelonious Monk" (1985)
The River by ETHEL + Robert Mirabal (Trailer)
ETHEL + Robert Mirabal tour their groundbreaking collaborative album "The River", recorded in Taos Pueblo, New Mexico.
“Documerica” (excerpt)
At the BAM Next Wave Festival, ETHEL premiered one of its largest undertakings, "Documerica." This clip features music by Ulysses Owens, Jr.
Ancient Airs and Dances: ETHEL plays Brandenburg 6
Kip Jones on Bach's Brandenburg Concerto no. 6:
It's a figment of our imagination when it comes to hearing this music that there's a point back then, and a point now, and we've somehow drawn a line between them. For us these pieces are not only a body of knowledge from the past, but living messages that we can breathe and sing and play. We love to sing; we love to play! If Bach had grown up in Macedonia he may very well have written the sixth Brandenburg Concerto in 7/8. I think he'd be in to what we're doing.
“Circus: Wandering City” (Trailer)
Circus: Wandering City conjures the magic and mystery of the circus through the eyes and voices of the extraordinary artists who embody the stuff of dreams – to fly; to move mountains; to tame nature; to dance on air; to defy death. Commissioned by The Ringling Museum with support from the Brooklyn Academy of Music.
Hila Plitmann sings at Buckingham Palace, Queen’s Coronation Festival
2x Grammy-Winning soprano Hila Plitmann sings at Buckingham Palace for the Queen's Coronation Festival in 2013.
"Fly to Paradise" by Eric Whitacre
Virtual Choir 4 & The Bach Choir
Eric Whitacre, conductor
Danielpour Songs in Three Languages Album
Richard Danielpour has collaborated frequently with soprano Hila Plitmann, and this album features three recent works, two of which were written specifically for her. The song cycles heard here are sung in three languages central to the composer’s life: Farsi, Italian, and English.
Valley of the Moon Music Festival 10 Year Celebration
In 2024 Valley of the Moon Music Festival celebrates 10 years of brining the sounds of Classical and Romantic music to beautiful Sonoma Valley.
Introducing Valley of the Moon
Introducing Valley of the Moon Music Festival! Video for their inaugural season July 18-August 2, 2015, in Sonoma, California for Classical music on period-instruments. Filmed at a house concert in Sonoma.
Performers:
Elizabeth Blumenstock, violin
Tanya Tomkins, cello
Eric Zivian, fortepiano