[BROADCAST] Earth Day premiere: Dorian Wallace's 'It Is One-Hundred Seconds to Midnight'

Dorian Wallace – It Is One-Hundred Seconds to Midnight

In honor of the 50th anniversary of Earth Day, composer Dorian Wallace wrote this It Is One-Hundred Seconds to Midnight to raise awareness, inspire action, and raise mutual aid.

Collaborating with 16 pianists and 32 dancers from around the globe, the video will premiere on Facebook and YouTube on Earth Day, April 22, 8pm Eastern (5pm Pacific). Links to watch will be posted here: https://www.facebook.com/events/531470527516939/

In January 2020, the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists set the Doomsday Clock to 100 seconds to midnight due to looming existential threats of nuclear war, climate change, disruptive technologies and most recently the COVID-19 pandemic. This is the closest to midnight the Clock has ever been set.

All donations will be split between the Union of Concerned Scientists and the Earth Day Network. The time to act is now. For Earth!

Note: Livestream concerts are subject to change without notice. If a livestream doesn’t take place, we hope you’ll visit the performers’ websites to explore their recorded performances, or discover another group to listen to online!

Pianists:
Adam Marks
Andrea Violet Lodge
Andrew Kosinski
Anna Preston
Anthony R. Green
David Kulma for Congress
Kathleen Supove
Mary Prescott
Meg Zervoulis
Melinda Faylor
Nathan Hall
Rachel Kerr
Sarah Cahill
Spencer Perkins
Sugar Vendil
Adam Tendler

Dancers:
Michael Spencer Phillips
Liedewei Verbelen
Ayaka Kamei
Becky Grace Kalman
Danielle Marie Fusco
Alison Cook Beatty
Robert Mark Burke
Jessica Lynne
Jenny Hegarty Freeman
Carolina Rivera Moreno
Hannah Gross
Sugar Vendil
Jere Hunt
Lynda Senisi
Sofia Bagiopoulou
Sarah Chien
Diane Auriol
Nicole Speletic
Amy Saunder
Nagisa Tashiro
Delia Hou (Plastikita)
Sabatino Verlezza
Fiona D. Belford
Rebecca Crystal
Kat Wildish
Alex Zaglin Christie
Elizabeth Troxler
Julia Stirmanova
Svetlana Maltseva
Noah Michael
Patricia Sagardía Calderón
Jesse Obremski