
At John Herald Fund benefit, Harmony, Woodstock, January 7 (thanks to Stefan Lisowski for the photo - see his website at www.warui.com)
T. G. Vanini has composed the music for the short documentary film “Plimpton 322: The Ancient Roots of Modern Mathematics”, written and narrated by his alter ego, Professor Laurence Kirby. Watch the movie, or just the trailer, at Laurence Kirby’s webpage.
Watch our music video The 7 Deadly Plastics:
. . . Coming Soon! . . .
The Princes of Serendip present
AN EVENING WITH THE SERENDIP ORCHESTRA
Our new album will feature some of
T. G. Vanini’s most exotic, eclectic and operatic songs, accompanied by a virtual orchestra starring electronic and acoustic instruments, animals and birds.
“The Princes’ music is difficult to describe…. Folk, New Age, and classical
influences can all be detected, as well as lyrics that Lewis Carroll and
Ogden Nash would envy.”
Cheryl A. Rice, Hudson Valley Folk Guild, 2002
- "The Princes Of Serendip prove, ..., that imagination, and a fearless originality, go a long, long, way." Mike Jurkovic, Rhythm & News, March 2003
- A tapestry of stories is woven into each performance by The Princes of Serendip. T. G. Vanini’s songs let you think, they let you feel, they let you laugh, but they won’t let you go. The Princes of Serendip affirm the need to act in the world while acknowledging the yearning for inner fulfilment.



