2005 Grammy Award Winner | Best New Age Album

The Paul Winter Consort's 2005 Grammy Award winning album is their most extensive packaged ever released by Living Music with a run time of 2 hours and 22 minutes!

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.

1999 Grammy Award Winner | Best New Age Album

A contemporary celebration of the summer solstice.  This music, both original and traditional, emerged from the 'Celtic Solstice' events held in the Cathedral of St. John the Divine during two summer solstice celebrations.  Featuring Paul Winter and Friends.

2007 Grammy Award Winner | Best New Age Album

The Paul Winter Consort’s album: CRESTONE: A Celebration of the World of Crestone , celebrates the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, Great Sand Dunes, and San Luis Valley of Southern Colorado.

1993 Grammy Award Winner | Best New Age Album

Recorded live by the Paul Winter Consort while on tour in Spain

1996 Grammy Award Winner | Best Traditional Folk Album

The world's legendary troubadour, Pete Seeger, accompanied by a village of voices and instruments, in all-new recordings of songs celebrating the human journey and the Earth.

2010 Grammy Award Winner | Best New Age Album

Recorded by The Paul Winter Consort in the Miho Museum near Kyoto, Japan

1994 Grammy Award Winner | Best New Age Album

Celebrating the Northern Rockies with Paul Winter and his new Earth Band accompanied by the voices of twenty-seven mammals and birds and Native American singing and drumming by Arlie Neskahi and the White Eagles Singers.  

A double album's worth of music celebrating 20 years of the Paul Winter Consort's Winter Solstice Celebrations!