Music Inclusion Project Featuring Gaelynn Lea - Full Concert

Описание: Concerts at Berklee School of Music
Music Inclusion Ensemble with Gaelynn Lea

Presented by Rhoda Bernard
Music Inclusion Ensemble Directed by Adrian Anantawan
Cambridge Common Voices Directed by Andrew Clark

Captions Provided by Gaelynn Lea Music LLC
Filmed Live at the Berklee Performance Center on 12 April 2025

PROGRAM:

1. The Reason I Jump - Music by Adam Walden
2. Bohemian Rhapsody - Song by Queen, Arr. Jake Shimabukuro
3. Symphony - Song by Clean Bandit, Arr. Connor Valcy
4. Clocks - Song by Coldplay, Arr. Connor Valcy
5. Once Upon a December - Song by Liz Callaway, Arr. Connor Valcy
6. Counting Stars - Song by One Republic, Arr. Valcy
7. The Smallest Intent - Music by Connor Valcy
8. Lost in the Woods - Music & Lyrics by Gaelynn Lea, Arr. by Connor Valcy
9. Moment of Bliss - Music & Lyrics by Gaelynn Lea, Arr. by Connor Valcy
10. I See It Too - Music and Lyrics by Gaelynn Lea, Arr. by Connor Valcy
11. The Long Way Around - Music & Lyrics by Gaelynn Lea, Arr. by Valcy
12. Send Me Your Children - Music by Kai Levin, Lyrics by Larry Rothstein
13. Watch the World Unfold - Music & Lyrics by Gaelynn Lea, Arr. by Valcy
14. The Last Three Feet - Music and Lyrics by Gaelynn Lea, Arr. by Valcy
15. Bird Song - Music and Lyrics by Gaelynn Lea, Arrangement by Valcy

LYRICS SHEET AVAILABLE HERE: https://www.tinyurl.com/gaelynnMIE

The Music Inclusion Ensemble is an innovative musical collaboration of disabled artists re-imagining classical music. Developed and co-directed by Adrian Anantawan, Gaelynn Lea(Opens in a new window), and Molly Joyce, this ensemble is joined by a rotating cast of talented disabled musicians and allies at various stages of their musical careers.

The artistic intention of the Music Inclusion Ensemble is to make disability the central theme and narrative of its compositions, perform a diverse repertoire of music composed by those with disabilities, and commission work specifically composed for the members of this ensemble.

The Music Inclusion Ensemble also provides the framework and inspiration for other musicians with disabilities to collaborate with each other, celebrating their disabilities as a form of diversity rather than hiding it within their artistic practice.

Like Yo-Yo Ma’s Silk Road Ensemble, their long-term goal is to create a network of accomplished musicians with disabilities that can serve as mentors for youth with disabilities, some of whom might not see a path for themselves in the music industry.

The Music Inclusion Ensemble is helping to create a more explicit culture around the intersection of music and disability, amplifying voices of diverse ability backgrounds, and leading the way in artistic innovation within the United States and abroad.