The Paul Winter Consort's legendary annual "Winter Solstice Whole Earth Christmas Celebration"

Written by Jean Giono and narrated by the late Robert J. Lurtsema (host of public radio's "Morning Pro Musica"), this empowering story of a tree-planting shepherd is set to original music by the Paul Winter Consort.

2010 Grammy Award Winner | Best New Age Album

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

Paul's celebration of the sun and the ways we experience it.  A lyrical and elegant trio album recorded in the Cathedral of St. John the Divine, featuring Paul's soprano sax with the keyboards of Paul Halley and the hand percussion of Glen Velez.

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.

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.

Paul Winter's imaginary journey of a mythic sea lion pup inspired this musical celebration of the sea, which interweaves the actual voices of eleven different sea mammals.  Efforts generated as a result of CALLINGS led to the designation of March 1 as International Day of the Seal.

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.

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.