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Margaret Dyer
Recording Artist, Performer, Advocate
Pop/Crossover
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Esperanza Spalding - 12 Little Spells
Signed & Exclusive Bundles: https://found.ee/Esperanza_StoreHome Listen: https://found.ee/Esperanza_12LittleSpells "12 Little Spells" (Thoracic Spine) grounded sensation of perpetual connection with the immensity of the external world. for increased oxygen and circulatory support from the external world to anatomical and/or energetic lungs and heart. Via sensations of the conversational exchange - circulation - between the abundant “outside” and our internal body. Grounding the sensation of infinite exchange with external systems of support, in the bellows of our rib-cage cavity, mounted on the spinal pole. Director: Ethan Samuel Young DPs: Ethan Samuel Young & Albert Tholen Producers: Ethan Samuel Young & Julia Rich Editor: Ethan Samuel Young Hair & Makeup: Marcelo Gutierrez (using MAC) Special Thanks to The Andrew Freedman Home
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The Knights - J.S. Bach: Brandenburg Concerto No. 3; Paul Simon (Arr. Colin Jacobsen): American Tune
The Knights featuring Christina Courtin Vocals, Violin - Christina Courtin Violins - Colin Jacobsen, Nanae Iwata Viola - Margaret Dyer Harris, Mario Gotoh, Emily Smith Cello - Caitlin Sullivan, Jane Cords-O'Hara, Eric Jacobsen Bass - Logan Coale Harpsichord - Steve Beck Audio & Video Production - Vitor Hirtsch Cameras - Alessio Romano, Vitor Hirtsch Filmed at Caramoor Center for Music and the Arts Shared with the express written permission of Universal Music Publishing Group
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The Greatest Living Englishman (Coda)
Provided to YouTube by Universal Music Group The Greatest Living Englishman (Coda) · David Sylvian Died In The Wool - Manafon Variations ℗ 2011 samadhisound llc, under exclusive licence to UMC, a division of Universal Music Operations Ltd. Released on: 2011-05-18 Mixer, Vocals, Associated Performer, Producer, Recording Engineer, Editor, Studio Personnel, Composer Lyricist: David Sylvian Associated Performer: John Tilbury Turntablist, Associated Performer, Acoustic Guitar, Composer Lyricist: Otomo Yoshihide Composer Lyricist, Electric Guitar, Associated Performer, Acoustic Guitar: Tetuzi Akiyama Composer Lyricist, Associated Performer, Computermusic Noises: Sachiko M Mixer, Studio Personnel, Composer Lyricist: Toshimaru Nakamura Mixer, Conductor, Associated Performer, String Arranger, Studio Personnel: Dai Fujikura Recording Engineer, Studio Personnel: Ted Young Associated Performer: Chris Gross Associated Performer: Margaret Dyer Associated Performer: Jennifer Curtis Associated Performer: Erik Carlson Auto-generated by YouTube.
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Dr. Tanango -- David Peel, French Horn. Stephen Melillo, Composer.
Violins - Adda Kridler, Philip Payton Viola - Margaret Dyer Cello - Annabelle Hoffman Drums - Lee Levin Percussion - David Nyberg Bass - Corey Schutzer Guitar - Justin Rothberg Keys - Reuben Allen Horn - David Peel Composer - Stephen Melillo Video editor - Natalie Peel
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Crying - Eddie Barbash
Eddie Barbash - saxophone Michelle Ross - violin Mike Barnett - violin Margaret Dyer - viola Malcolm Parson - cello Gabe Schnider - guitar Dave Speranza - bass Louis Cato - drums www.eddiebarbash.com @EddieBarbash
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Seascapes
Cinematography by Ben Bugden benbugden.com Edited by Ben Toht salineproject.com Music by Jane Antonia Cornish janeantoniacornish.com
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Small Metal Gods
Provided to YouTube by Universal Music Group Small Metal Gods · David Sylvian A Victim Of Stars 1982-2012 ℗ 2011 samadhisound llc, under exclusive licence to UMC, a division of Universal Music Operations Ltd. Released on: 2012-02-27 Mixing Engineer, Vocalist, Composer Lyricist: David Sylvian Composer, Conductor, Mixing Engineer: Dai Fujikura Recording Engineer: Ted Young Mastering Engineer: Fred Kevorkian Studio: Adrian Molloy Composer: Burkhard Stangl Composer: Christian Fennesz Composer: Michael Moser Composer: Werner Dafeldecker Auto-generated by YouTube.
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The Knights - Keeping On
KEEPING ON Music: Michael P. Atkinson, Logan Coale, Zachary Cohen, Christina Courtin, Colin Jacobsen, Dave Nelson, Yaira Matyakubova, Alex Sopp Song and Lyrics: Christina Courtin and Alex Sopp Arrangement and Orchestration: Michael P. Atkinson Engineering, Mixing and Mastering: Michael P. Atkinson Video Direction and Edit: Adrien H. Tillmann With special thanks to Debra and Dale Lewis for their support of this project. THE KNIGHTS - Colin and Eric Jacobsen, Artistic Directors VIOLIN Christina Courtin Emily Daggett Smith Kristi Helberg Nanae Iwata Colin Jacobsen Ariana Kim Yaira Matyakubova Guillaume Pirard Amie Weiss VIOLA Kyle Armbrust Nicholas Cords Margaret Dyer Mario Gotoh Miranda Sielaff CELLO Jane Cords-O'Hara Alex Greenbaum Karen Ouzounian Caitlin Sullivan BASS Logan Coale Zachary Cohen Shawn Conley HARP Megan Conley FLUTE Alex Sopp OBOE Gus Highstein CLARINET Agnes Marchione BASSOON Edward Burns Martin Garcia Erik Höltje HORN Michael P. Atkinson David Byrd-Marrow TRUMPET Sycil Mathai TROMBONE Dave Nelson PERCUSSION Joseph Gramley PIANO Steven Beck VOCALS Christina Courtin Alex Sopp
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Chamber & Classical
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Ensemble ACJW: Mozart Viola Quintet in G Minor, K. 516
Ensemble ACJW performs Mozart's Viola Quintet in G Minor, K 516 at Music at our Saviour's Atonement, as part of Carnegie Hall's free Neighborhood Concert series on December 4, 2011. Learn more about Ensemble ACJW at http://www.acjw.org
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Phoenix Ensemble - Franz Schubert - Octet in F major D803 - Live Performance: 2013 - New York City
Movement 1 - Adagio / Allegro (0:00) Movement 2 - Adagio (15:10) Movement 3 - Allegro vivace (26:02) Movement 4 - Andante / Theme and Variations (32:05) Movement 5 - Menuetto & Trio (44:14) Movement 6 - Andante / Allegro (51:12) Live performance by the Phoenix Ensemble playing Schubert's Octet D803; 2013 (Saint Peter's Church) in New York City; Mark Lieb, clarinet, Daniel Hane, bassoon; Laura Weiner, horn; Jesse Mills & Igor Pikayzen, violin; Margaret Dyer, viola; Caroline Bean, cello; Mat Fieldes, bass Jeremy Tressler, sound engineer
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Charles Ives: The Unanswered Question
The Knights Created by Christina Courtin & Michael LaValle FLUTES: Alex Sopp OBOE: Gustav Highstein CLARINET: Agnes Marchione TRUMPET: Sycil Mathai VIOLINS: Christina Courtin, Emily Daggett Smith, Nanae Iwata, Colin Jacobsen, John Marcus, Yaira Matyakubova, Guillaume Pirard, Amie Weiss VIOLAS: Margaret Dyer, Mario Gotoh, Miranda Sielaff CELLI: Eric Jacobsen, Jane O'Hara, Caitlin Sullivan BASS: Shawn Conley
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Phoenix Ensemble - Mozart - Clarinet Quintet - Live Performance: December 2015 - New York City
Movement 1 - Allegro - (0:00) Movement 2 - Larghetto - (9:17) Movement 3 - Menuetto - (15:13) Movement 4 - Allegretto con Variazioni - (22:04) Live performance by the Phoenix Ensemble playing Mozart's Clarinet Quintet, K 581; December 2015 (Saint Peter's Church) in New York City; Mark Lieb, clarinet, Igor PIkayzen and Regi Papa, violins; Margaret Dyer Harris, viola; Alice Yoo, cello Jeremy Tressler, sound engineer
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The Knights - Max Reger: Passacaglia (Arr. Michael P. Atkinson)
The Knights Max Reger: Passacaglia (1899) (from Introduction and Passacaglia in d minor for organ, WoO) Arrangement and Orchestration: Michael P. Atkinson Remote Engineering, Mixing and Mastering: Michael P. Atkinson Direction, Choreography, and Video Editing: Troy Schumacher Filmed in The André Mertens Galleries for Musical Instruments at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York. With special thanks to the Musical Instruments Collection. BALLETCOLLECTIVE Troy Schumacher, Artistic Director Kristen Segin, Artistic and Administrative Coordinator Dancers: Mira Nadon, Unity Phelan, and Davide Riccardo THE KNIGHTS Colin and Eric Jacobsen, Artistic Directors Violin Christina Courtin Emily Daggett Smith Alex Gonzalez Kristi Helberg Nanae Iwata Colin Jacobsen Ariana Kim John Marcus Yaira Matyakubova Guillaume Pirard Michelle Ross Amie Weiss Viola Kyle Armbrust Nicholas Cords Margaret Dyer Mario Gotoh Miranda Sielaff Cello Jane Cords-O'Hara Alex Greenbaum Eric Jacobsen Karen Ouzounian Caitlin Sullivan Bass Joseph Bongiorno Logan Coale Zachary Cohen Shawn Conley Clarinet Agnes Marchione Bassoon Edward Burns Martin Garcia Erik Höltje #ballet #dance #classicalmusic #orchestra
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Ensemble ACJW: Arvo Pärt's Summa
Ensemble ACJW performs Arvo Pärt's Summa live at (Le) Poisson Rouge on June 10, 2012. Learn more about Ensemble ACJW at http://www.acjw.org
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The Knights - Musical Chairs: French horn, Clarinet, & Violin
The Knights Spring Family Programming David Byrd-Marrow, French horn Agnes Marchione, Clarinet Alex Gonzalez, Violin Margaret Dyer Harris, Education Coordinator Eric Jacobsen, Artistic Director Colin Jacobsen, Artistic Director Nicole Murray, Digital Designer Johannes Fletcher, Beethoven Video Editing Johannes Fletcher, Kodaly Audio & Video Production Beethoven 8 shared with permission from Elbphilharmonie and HamburgMusik gGmbH Musical Chairs is made possible by generous support from the Wolfensohn Family Foundation, in memory of Elaine Wolfensohn. The Knights’ 2021 education initiatives are made possible through generous support from: Howard Gilman Foundation National Endowment for the Arts New York State Council on the Arts New York City Department of Cultural Affairs Fan Fox and Leslie R. Samuels Foundation Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation Join the adventure at theknightsnyc.com/support
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The Knights - Musical Chairs: Piano, Oboe & Cello
The Knights Spring Family Programming Steven Beck, Piano Gustav Highstein, Oboe Jane Cords-O'Hara Margaret Dyer Harris, Education Coordinator Eric Jacobsen, Artistic Director Colin Jacobsen, Artistic Director Nicole Murray, Digital Designer Musical Chairs is made possible by generous support from the Wolfensohn Family Foundation, in memory of Elaine Wolfensohn. The Knights’ 2021 education initiatives are made possible through generous support from: Howard Gilman Foundation National Endowment for the Arts New York State Council on the Arts New York City Department of Cultural Affairs Fan Fox and Leslie R. Samuels Foundation Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation Join the adventure at theknightsnyc.com/support
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The Knights - Musical Chairs: Percussion
The Knights Spring Family Programming Joe Gramley, Percussion Margaret Dyer Harris, Education Coordinator Eric Jacobsen, Artistic Director Colin Jacobsen, Artistic Director Nicole Murray, Digital Designer Musical Chairs is made possible by generous support from the Wolfensohn Family Foundation, in memory of Elaine Wolfensohn. The Knights’ 2021 education initiatives are made possible through generous support from: Howard Gilman Foundation National Endowment for the Arts New York State Council on the Arts New York City Department of Cultural Affairs Fan Fox and Leslie R. Samuels Foundation Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation Join the adventure at theknightsnyc.com/support
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The Knights - Musical Chairs: Trumpet, Flute, & Viola
The Knights Summer Family Programming Sycil Mathai, Trumpet Alex Sopp, Flute Mario Gotoh, Viola Margaret Dyer Harris, Education Coordinator Eric Jacobsen, Artistic Director Colin Jacobsen, Artistic Director Nicole Murray, Digital Designer Musical Chairs is made possible by generous support from the Wolfensohn Family Foundation, in memory of Elaine Wolfensohn. The Knights’ 2021 education initiatives are made possible through generous support from: Howard Gilman Foundation National Endowment for the Arts New York State Council on the Arts New York City Department of Cultural Affairs Fan Fox and Leslie R. Samuels Foundation Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation Join the adventure at theknightsnyc.com/support
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Family Show, May 2020
A Knights' Family Show: led by Education Coordinator Margaret Dyer-Harris and Richard Harris Featuring performances by Knights members Kristi Helberg, Amie Weiss, Christina Courtin, and special guests! Brought to you in partnership with BRIC Facebook/Youtube Livestream Links Coming Soon!
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