"Much of A Series of Interdependencies was written in response to unease and anger, but all of it is infused with the hope that practicing vulnerability, intimacy, and mutuality with one another alongside radical heterogeneity might be a way into some better, a more utopian vision of the world." - Conrad Tao
Making Hay inspires positivity—at least while the sun shines. The trio begins with the violin playing a gentle melody reminiscent of a traditional British folk tune. Presently, the music is infused with the spirit of Sebastian Bach in a contrapuntal exchange between all three instruments as the melody is sequenced and extended, gradually incorporating bolder harmonies.
Jarba, Mare Jarba is a popular traditional Hungarian-Romani folk song. Its text speaks of the longing to return to one’s homeland.
"Much of A Series of Interdependencies was written in response to unease and anger, but all of it is infused with the hope that practicing vulnerability, intimacy, and mutuality with one another alongside radical heterogeneity might be a way into some better, a more utopian vision of the world." - Conrad Tao
Making Hay inspires positivity—at least while the sun shines. The trio begins with the violin playing a gentle melody reminiscent of a traditional British folk tune. Presently, the music is infused with the spirit of Sebastian Bach in a contrapuntal exchange between all three instruments as the melody is sequenced and extended, gradually incorporating bolder harmonies.
Jarba, Mare Jarba is a popular traditional Hungarian-Romani folk song. Its text speaks of the longing to return to one’s homeland.