Videos

Fred Child sits down with the award-winning Merz Trio to talk about transition, introspection and finding your musical voice at the 2023 summer concert season at Tippet Rise.

Cellist and former PT Young Artist in Residence Julia Yang took some time between Festival performances and rehearsals to give an exclusive performance of the Allemande from the Cello Suite No. 1 by J.S. Bach at Tippet Rise Art Center in Fishtail, Montana.

Fred Child talks with conductor and violinist Scott Yoo in San Luis Obispo, California about what makes Festival Mozaic special. Yoo has served as Music Director of Festival Mozaic since 2005.

Fred reflects on Performance Today’s visit to Festival Mozaic on the Central Coast of California.

Once upon a time, the elephant had no trunk – until a young one had an unfortunate run-in with a crocodile. Find out the long and short of it in the charming folk tale ‘The Elephant’s Child,’ the latest episode of YourClassical Storytime – featuring narration by Scott Blankenship, illustrations by E.J. Thompson and traditional classical music from India. Watch now!

Fred Child catches up with former PT Young Artist in Residence cellist Sterling Elliott at Festival Mozaic 2023.

While at Festival Mozaic in San Luis Obispo, California, cellist and former PT Young Artist in Residence Sterling Elliott took a moment to give us an exclusive outdoor performance of Gaspar Cassado’s Cello Suite III at Wolff Vineyards.

Watch as the Minnesota-based ensemble 29:11 International Exchange performs "Angiwanaki," a traditional Zulu song arranged by Nomvula Maneli. Find out why it has gone viral on Facebook with more than half a million views!

Fred Child sits down with violinist and singer Lucia Micarelli and guitarist Leo Amuedo sit down for a pre-concert conversation at Festival Mozaic.

We were privileged to record flutist extraordinaire Daniela Mars performing ‘Crepuscular’ — with pianist Paul Smith and the Voces8 U.S. Scholars — in a special choral version of the song from her new album, ‘Reverence for the Moment.’