
17/07/2025
Amidst the summer heat, here’s a special, icy gem! I’m so thrilled to share my new music video, filmed in an Alaskan glacial ice cave with live sound capture by Eric Silberger (as violinist AND recording engineer). It’s aways an adventure to work with Eric (whom I've known since 4th grade) combining our mutual passion for pushing boundaries, music, and film.
Imagine hearing Bach beautifully refract and amplify from the ice crystals, while a hushed carpet of glacial river roar echoing underneath. It was as if time suspended, falling between the lyrical lines of the pre-historic ice, to the soft counterpoint of centuries-old Bach, to our current performance resonating in the space.
Huge thanks to Tim Duerinck, the inventor of these new flax fiber instruments that can withstand extreme temperatures (better than our fingers.... ).
Hearty shout out to my partner-in-crime, Sam Paris for co-directing and co-producing this project, keeping everyone sane and organized! Also, much gratitudes to Jill SpiceGirl Rosholt and Scott Swingle for their generous hospitality, research, and adventurous spirit.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=goI8deEOL5w
Co-Directed and Filmed by Carlin Ma
Co-Directed by: Sam Paris
Audio Recorded Live by: Eric Silberger
Instrument: http://www.bit.ly/4nOz19K
From the same series, here's the cello with Joshua Nakazawa - https://youtu.be/RAWwbaERf04
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