Artist description The externalization of inner realizations as seen through the passage of life.Of the composer;"Perhaps it is best said by the teachings of Hazrat Inayat Khan whom has said that 'Amoung all aspects of knowledge the knowledge of sound is supreme, for all aspects of knowledge depend upon the knowing of form, except that of sound, which is beyond all form. By the knowledge of sound man obtains the knowledge of (devine)creation, and the mastery of that knowledge helps man to rise to the formless. This knowledge acts as wings for a man; it helps him to rise from earth to heaven, and he can penetrate through the life seen and unseen.' Such a life seen and unseen is the echoes that riddle within, constantly flailing about wishing to be captured and brought forth from spirit to physical energy from the seed of my everyday."This group of works was ment to be a cycle, but really each peice exsists on its own. The soul concentration of these pieces were to bring forth the human voice, through studies of such, and make them the clear devine instruments to which the mind souly uses to interpret and play within the music itself. So much can be utilized from the diversity of the human voice, with its amazing array of different sounds that can be transfered into energy and thrusted outward harmoniously from within the human self and across the third wall to the listener, taking them in.

Music Style Coliedascopically Angelic

Musical Influences early to contemperary beliefs.

Artist History Jeremy David Beck studies at the Boston Conservatory and Berklee School of Music for composition and piano performance. He has writen music for many genres including; neoclassical, rock, folk, and electronica.During his studies he has directed and conducted a variety of premiers of his works with performers such as Daphna Mor, Shinae Kim, David Whitman, and the Stetler Society. He has also colaberated with Jace Masula(TBOL)and James Byerly (Tasogari Ni) on electronic inventions. He now resides in Boston where he continues to write.

Group Members The Stetler Society is a heritage based a ceppella mens choir carrying on the talents of thier fathers before them. Established in 1889 by Karl Stetler. The members are elite and wished to be known as one.Classically trained, they have specialized in new music for the greater part of the 20th century and into the 21st.

Instruments Mens a ceppella choir

Albums Stetler

Location Boston, MA - USA

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