From the album Fresh Wind, this is the official track for Desert Thoughts. Actual Time: 9:57
Mission
The Telos Trio: Music that Connects. We engage the intersection of music and other fields such as spirituality, poetry, civic events, and visual art. The synergy that is generated by our programming captivates and inspires audiences.
Sample Program Themes
InVerse: music inspired by poetry
Equality Now! Celebrating the Centennial of Women's Right to Vote
Gathering Light: inspirational points of light in word and music
The Color of Sound: exploring the art of Henri Matisse
Faces in the Moon: lunar tales
Postcards: an international excursion
Upcoming Events
Previous events
The Telos Trio commissioned Cary Ratcliff to write "Fresh Wind for Our Sails" in 2019. The result is a colorful, evocative, engaging composition that delighted the audience at its premier. The work is inspired by a century of commitment in the faith counity of Rochester, New York, to build a community of justice and peace. With movements titled "Fanfare for the Common Good", "Let Justice Roll Down Like Waters", "Eulogy for Lost Ground", "Fresh Wind for Our Sails", and "Until Justice and Peace Embrace", Ratcliff brilliantly depicts the blowing of fresh wind that inspires and energizes that work, the walls of anguish when ground is lost, and the ringing of bells which call together all who will strive for the common good.
Tickets available at the door. This program is appropriate for all audience members.
Telos Trio on First Mondays Concert Series of CMM
St. David's Episcopol Church, 14 Jamar Drive, Fayetteville NY
"Fresh Wind for our Sails" featuring the special commissioned work of the same name for the Trio by Cary Ratcliff. Also including music of Miguel del Aquila, Alex Shapiro and Gwyneth Walker.
Tickets: $20 Available at the Door or at CMM.com. Appropriate for all audience members.
"Fresh Wind for Our Sails" Featuring a special guest - the ever-popular Sandra Boysen Sluberski!
The music by Ratcliff, Coleman, and Walker will mark the movement of social and spiritual winds that bring us to new places. Come celebrate the centennial of women’s suffrage, the Harlem Renaissance, and contemporary movements to build community.
We’re delighted to be co-sponsored by the Nazareth College School of Music and Sr. Joan Sobala SSJ.