"David Darling, the 'Lord of Largo,' returns with another album of slow-motion melodies and cello textures..."

- John Diliberto

A rhythmic, joyous and contemporary celebration of the Earth in the form of the Mass, featuring the Consort with the voices of the wolf, whale, loon, and the choruses of New York’s Cathedral of St. John the Divine.  This ecological and ecumenical Earth Mass has become an annual tradition at the Cathedral each first Sunday of October.

A stunningly beautiful collection of songs without words, for piano.  Paul Halley shares with us the gifts of his composing and improvising skills, born of his broad experience in jazz, classical music, Gregorian chant, Jamaican dance, and popular song.

Paul Halley explores more of the extraordinary range of his composing, arranging and keyboard skills, drawing on his roots in jazz and classical traditions to create original music that is vital and timeless.  With guest artists Paul Wertico and David Blamires of the Pat Metheny Group.

Eighteen guest artists and some remarkable voices from the wild join the Consort in a celebration for the twentieth anniversary of Earth Day.  New compositions in tribute to the seven continents and the oceans interweave the sounds of African elephant, Amazonian "musical wren," Australian lyre-bird, orca, and endangered spotted-owl in a far-reaching musical journey.

LIVING MUSIC COLLECTION I presents selections from the Living Music albums of Paul Winter, Oscar Castro-Neves, Eugene Friesen, Paul Halley and Denny Zeitlin.

2001 Grammy Award nominated album from Paul Winter and The Earth Band.

Featuring Arto Tuncboyaciyan and special guests including Mickey Hart.

Eugene Friesen and Paul Halley blaze a new path for their instruments in this landmark album of spontaneous compositions recorded in the warm and radiant acoustics of New York's Cathedral of St. John the Divine.  Says producer Paul Winter: "Thanks to Eugene Friesen, one of the most sexy and soulful instruments in the world has been liberated."

Ten Years of Living Music from Paul Winter and Friends