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Joining our In A Minute! series and sharing his artistry and virtuosic prowess is the incredible Christoph Bull. https://youtu.be/OXuPCVdgfzA

Who ya gonna call? Ember, of course! Check out their a capella rendition of "Ghostbusters" for this episode of In A Minute! https://youtu.be/rjPX2vdJuf8

Are you Superstitious? Delighting us with their rendition of the Stevie Wonder funk classic is Enspirits!

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Here to tell you the spine-tingling tale of Der Erlkönig all the way from Atlanta, GA, is Soprano Sarah Vautour and pianist Rolando Salazar. https://youtu.be/-UCtP1e1OvU

Such a pleasure having the gifted Tierney Sutton join me for the latest MUSE/IQUE #InAMinuteOrTwo video. Tis the season for some sorcery with the chord changes... Thanks, as always, to Rachael Worby and her team.

Bewitched, Bothered and Bothered! With fabulous guitarist Mike Scott. https://youtu.be/ModvChLlG1E

Let Minute! put a spell on you with this jazzy, "all-consuming" love song! Starring the incomparable Taylor Raven, Mezzo-Soprano, Ryan Raven, and Josh Nelson! https://youtu.be/Gipp2tuqhQM

All Hallows' Eve all month long! In this episode, Chris Pierce gives us "Sympathy For The Devil"! https://youtu.be/dX1heyPRLBQ

Artistic Director Rachael Worb and the entire MUSE/IQUE team thank our friends at CBS Sunday Morning for this amazing platform. Check out what we've been up to with our collaborators Ben Harper, Michael Valerio, Maiya Sykes, Deron Johnson, Jimmy Paxson, Herman Cornejo, and Charles Yang Music. https://youtu.be/IxS8HuMzaDI

All of Me, written by Gerald Marks and Seymour Simons, was initially turned down by every publisher to whom they sent it. But the lyrics Your goodbye left me with eyes that cry, How can I go on, dear, without you? touched the recently-widowed vaudeville star Belle Baker, and days later she introduced All Of Me on the radio. First recorded in 1931 by Ruth Etting, All of Me has continued to win over audiences ever since. In 1932 not only was it included in Fox Studios’... film Careless Lady, but incredibly three renditions of the song charted, with both Louis Armstrong and Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra reaching #1! Since then it has been recorded countless times by artists as wide-ranging as Ella Fitzgerald and Willie Nelson. In fact, even Eric Clapton and Paul McCartney recorded it as a duet. I’ll give my all to you with Leah Zeger and Ira Gonzalez. https://youtu.be/0HqnwOVYWJ0

Clouds and silver linings. This metaphor dates back to 17th-century poet John Milton who penned: Was I deceiv'd, or did a sable cloud Turn forth her silver lining on the night? I did not err; there does a sable cloud... Turn forth her silver lining on the night, And casts a gleam over this tufted grove. Three centuries later, Jerome Kern and B.G. DeSylva wrote Look For the Silver Lining. Originally for "Zip! Goes a Million", the song was popularized by Marilyn Miller in both Ziegfeld’s Broadway hit "Sally" and its Academy Award-nominated film version (one of Hollywood’s first full sound/full-color films!). This Kern/DeSylva tune opened CBS Radio’s The Billie Burke Show, and was performed by Judy Garland in Till Clouds Roll By. Recently, it was featured in a memorable dance scene in Downton Abbey. The fabulous India Carney joins the family of legendary singers who have made this song their own. https://youtu.be/iUM8rqmz4L0"

This will make you smile with your heart... Just for us, ARORA (featuring Christopher Given Harrison with Rachel Bearer, Katharine Eames, Jessica Freedman and Benjamin McLain) lend their enchanting harmonies to My Funny Valentine.