A video of forty Stilton paintings submitted to the Luxembourg Prize competition from the artist’s and his patrons’ private collections, captioned with titles and “places.” Relaxing organ improvisation to pour oil on the waters of discord and dismay. Video made possible by the teamwork of Peter, Jill, and Philip Stilton View by clicking here: Rising …
Watch video This is an introduction and presentation designed to encourage those who would like to play a pipe organ to try it. Peter demonstrates how he is learning to play the historic 1924 Midmer Losh 17-rank pipe organ housed in the First Church of Christ, Scientist, Tampa. He explains why this wind instrument differs …
Pipes, Pedals and Heavenly Sounds. Yes, you can play the pipe organ! Read More »
This video montage created by Peter, Jill and their son Philip, reveals the beauty and holiness of their garden as seen through paintings in Peter’s studio.
Fingers have had many adjectives applied to them. Examples would include itchy, pointing, and so on. But my fingers decided to go on strike. Instead, I have been listening to Mind for direction to improvising my own musical compositions. So far I have heard a new world of notes that are so individual and recognizable …
One thing we can’t change, physically, is our unique thumbprint. In reality, we are entirely unique and individual in the way we perceive and create, in art and music.
In experiencing the most spectacular down east autumnal foliage in years, the artist relates a sense of “holiness” found in the Hudson River school painters and the European cathedrals’ stained glass.
