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Musical Performances
These performances are available for a limited time Encore. Additionally, you can watch select Speaker Talks, Poet Conversations, Event Replays, and Spanish-language talks during the Encore.
The Summit has ended, but you can still enjoy these Highlights.
We are honored to include these talented musicians and hope you enjoy their performances!
Once posted, the music will remain available until the end of the Summit.
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The Encore will be available to watch for free until: October 3, 11:59pm New York time
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Note: Some poetry readings and musical performances are only available during the Summit broadcast period and are not included in the Upgrade Package, due to our distribution agreements with the artists.
Mapumba
Mapumba draws from the sounds of his birth country, the Democratic Republic of Congo, and takes his listeners on a sonic journey around the world. His music is inspired by the folk melodies and textured rhythms of his native Baluba culture, while also drawing from Afropop and a range of international genres. His songs include lyrics sung in English, French, Chilbuba, and Swahili, and are filled with messages of personal evolution and having a positive impact on the world we live in.
Graphic recording by Mathias Weitbrecht from the Day 10 Live Event: Climate Crisis: Restoring Our Relationship to the Earth.
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Francisco Natera and Patricia Piñón
The work of Francisco Natera and Patricia Piñón is not just a musical performance; it’s a healing ritual. The instruments, a merging of their Indigenous, African and Hispanic roots, come together in harmony to weave sounds that beat with the heart of Tonantzin, our Mother Earth. The lyrics honor the ancestral origins of the “canto florido”, the “flowering chant”, sourcing their inspiration in the Nahua conception of flowers as materializations of the thoughts of God. “Flowering chants” are then the opening of a sacred space, through the conjunction of vibration and meaning, for Spirit to manifest its presence.
This musical performance is in Spanish with English subtitles.
Graphic recording by Mathias Weitbrecht from the Day 10 Live Event: Climate Crisis: Restoring Our Relationship to the Earth.
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David Berkeley
David Berkeley songs heal the heart, reminding us that we are not alone. His latest album is his most intimate and profound to date, Oh Quiet World, written during the lockdown after his family escaped Spain due to Corona. The album finds the light within the darkness of the pandemic.
Jami Sieber
Electric cellist and vocalist Jami Sieber transforms her solo instrument into an orchestra of sound that opens the heart, defies the mind, and sets the body dancing.
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