Drifting Meadow - Mountains and Castles
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Number 9 (Kittenhead)
Number 9, performed by Kittenhead. Highly entertaining live shows led to Kittenhead receiving rave reviews from TheLosAngelesBeat.com, Reno Tonight Magazine, as well as airplay on various Internet radio stations across the country, including Stench Radio, Dr. Bones, GFY, and BostonRockRadio, just to name a few. The band has played benefit shows for cancer survivors, college scholarships, and animal rights organizations. Kittenhead is committed creating a better society and loves to give their time and energy to such causes that support that end.
Steve Dalachinsky - FeedMeTheLine short
A performance with sewing machine and poetry by Elena Berriolo in collaboration with poet Steve Dalachinsky. Video by Sara Pettinella.
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Pete Wyer - The Sky Beneath Our Feet
I knew I wanted to primarily use a 72-voice choir (or nine choirs of eight voices each) each with a separate speaker, spread over the wide area where there are live oaks. I also knew that I wanted these voices to evoke something of the world of those trees.
Number 9 (Kittenhead)
Number 9, performed by Kittenhead. Highly entertaining live shows led to Kittenhead receiving rave reviews from TheLosAngelesBeat.com, Reno Tonight Magazine, as well as airplay on various Internet radio stations across the country, including Stench Radio, Dr. Bones, GFY, and BostonRockRadio, just to name a few. The band has played benefit shows for cancer survivors, college scholarships, and animal rights organizations. Kittenhead is committed creating a better society and loves to give their time and energy to such causes that support that end.
Pete Wyer - The Sky Beneath Our Feet
I knew I wanted to primarily use a 72-voice choir (or nine choirs of eight voices each) each with a separate speaker, spread over the wide area where there are live oaks. I also knew that I wanted these voices to evoke something of the world of those trees.