Princes of Serendip

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Some of our favorite Hudson Valley Musicians:

Deborah Osherow

James Krueger

Bar Scott

Jude Roberts

Katy Taylor

Amy Fradon

Kurt Henry

Karen Beth

Bob Lusk

Eric Erickson

Bobby Kennedy

Johnny Asia

Prana

Mighty Xee

Charles Lyonhart

Woodstock Celtic Session

Musical Venues, Organizations & Resources
Bradivarius Violins and Pickups
the Colony Cafe
Hudson Valley Music
Hudson Valley Folk Guild

Photography & Art
Hillary Harvey Photography
Stefan Lisowski

Peace
Woodstock Peace Economy
Global Network Against Nuclear Power and Weapons in Space
Hudson Valley Activist Network

Literary
PRIMA MATERIA
Woodstock Fringe

Plastics
Our Stolen Future: important information on endocrine disruptors
An excellent source of information on health and environmental effects of plastics
Ecology Center: Adverse Health Effects of Plastics
Toxins, Endocrine Disruptors And Carcinogens That Migrate From The Molecules Of Different Plastic Containers To Their Contents
Why My Family Quit Using Plastic
Environment and Human Health report on Plastics that May Be Harmful to Children and Reproductive Health
Greenpeace’s PVC Alternatives database: their Pyramid of Plastics tells us that PVC is the worst
Bottled water’s environmental impacts

 

 

 

 

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  • Distinction & Extinction

    Irv Yarg on Serendip Orchestra:
    ". . . Ambitious and courageous in the current sausage-link musical climate, Vanini, the vision follower, evokes uncommonly textured moods and rhythmic spaces in neoclassical and folk form measures where most popular musicians, afraid to explore their own musical genius or experiment with unconventional lawn care products, hesitate. Many of us, conditioned to our own most favored forms of expression, may even pause as listeners at first to this novel unraveling of twilight occasions and sun-drenched bursts of realization. It may take a pause to get our bearings in these not always immaculate but consistently meticulous passages, stumbling on cloven toes and soaring on reachingly poised wings as the voices of nature advise with the cloying tones of a wounded and contemplative beast or scold like an earthly mother addressing errant children. . ."     Read the full article
  • "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.
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