Videos:

"With Kindness" from the album Gratitude was composed and performed by David Darling. Recorded by Michael Verdick, Joe Shepard and Mickey Houlihan. Mixed by Michael Verdick, Joe Shepard and Mickey Houlihan. Mastered by Dominick Maita. Video Editing by Tony Hale. Video Produced by Mickey and Judy Houlihan for Curve Blue, LLC.

David Darling in the studio. The piece is Heaven Here On Earth from the album, Prayer For Compassion Music was recorded by Mike Yach, Joe Shepard and Mickey Houlihan. Mixed by Michael Verdick, Joe Shepard and Mickey Houlihan. Filmed by Brad Wallace and Phil McMahon. Edited by Judy Houlihan. Additional footage by Jeffrey Beach (Beachfront Productions) and Quincy Dein Produced by Mickey Houlihan for Curve Blue.

Peter Matthiessen from an interview in 2011, Boulder, CO. The music, "Water Dragon", was composed and performed by David Darling and the interview was conducted by Ginny Jordan. Filmed by Kent Harvey and Djuna Zupancic. Video Editing by Tony Hale Imagery used under creative commons: Ocean Magnet by FKY and Between Snow and Stars by Tom Valliant Additional imagery: Motion Array, Fridriksson, frost_kot, 8K, videophile, Yuriy Nedopekin, DmitriyRoiz. Produced by Mickey and Judy Houlihan

The musical generosity of David Darling with the transcendent language of Terry Tempest Williams, from her book of the same title. The cranes in flight were filmed by Jens Klingebiel and the video was edited by Judy Houlihan.

Music from the album Reverence by David Darling. The freedivers are Mandy-Rae Cruickshank and Kirk Krack. Footage provided by: Oceanic Preservation Society.

From the Grammy winning album, Prayer for Compassion, the piece, "Stones Start Spinning" grew from a late night improvisation into one of the album's most popular pieces. It was recorded at Immersive Studios in Boulder, Colorado.

The Art of Eight String Religion.

Coleman Barks, David Darling and Ty Burhoe performing a benefit concert in 2006 for a High School Filmmaking program, Looking Glass Arts. The concert was filmed by students as well. The language, the listening and the love. It is a story still being being told.

From the film, "Silent Cello."

I have been listening to forgotten tracks and looking at earlier "projects" as I embrace the times shared with David Darling. This concert from 2006, with David, Ty Burhoe and Coleman Barks is becoming something of a wishing well for me. Today I found a few segments, poetically celebrating the coming of Spring, finding renewal. The redwing blackbirds are singing again near the pond and the snow has started to melt.

This clip is from the mastering session with Dom Maita and David Darling. We had finished mixing this piece and we were now listening to Dom's interpretation of it for the final release. The mastering process is sometimes very subtle and when done well can help reveal unarticulated aspects of the artist's inspiration. Though Dom and David have since passed away, the passion and enthusiasm they shared in the music lives on.

David Darling's music "Untold Beauty" from the Album, "Gratitude." Video footage courtesy of The Oceanic Preservation Society, with narration by Jane Goodall, Louie Psihoyos, Chris Clark, and Michael Fishbach.

Coleman Barks, David Darling, and Ty Burhoe perform an encore from "A Celebration of Rumi" concert on March 24th, 2006.

"Celebration of Rumi" Concert , March 24, 2006 Boulder, CO.

Coleman Barks, David Darling and Ty Burhoe, from the "Celebration of Rumi" Concert, Boulder, CO 2006.

Celebrating Rumi Concert , March 24th, 2006. Boulder, CO.

The Hang Massive Duo (Danny Cudd and Markus Johansson), David Darling, Sam Sidwell, Michael Stanwood, Kimba Arem, and Bonnie Paine perform "Upwelling," a soundscape improvisation at Immersive Studio in Boulder.