Stardust Sinfonie celebrates Earth and space with a dynamic program of music, Earth photography, and story-telling by astronaut Gerhard Thiele. ASE and Stardust Sinfonie performed live in the annual Bachfest in Leipzig Germany, at the world's largest Imax Leonberg Germany, and other venues.

What a glorious heartfelt performance at the Kennedy Center for Performing Arts. With a large back-drop of Earth movies, they sang Hallelujah chorus from Handel's Messiah - but with different words. Jeff Vogel changed to "Life on Earth so amazing, Hallelujah", beautifully aligned with the astronaut views of Earth.

Earth Music Theater Live! Steve has run with that concept with missionary zeal. He takes the lead, electric guitar and soundscapes. The rest of his band includes drummer, bass, flute and others. They do powerful performances, usually sold-out, with their alive music, and a large projection of Earth movies in front of the audience.

Peter is a creative master, performing on world-class organs around the world. He also acted as the Choir Director in the award-winning movie "The Holdovers". Peter extemporizes well, and is a master with music to accompany silent films. ASE worked with him on recordings and live music, notably in Worcester's Mechanics Hall - a gorgeous venue.

Brian, a superb organist, loves Bach. . .and Earth. He partnered early with us, performing on marvelous organs around Northeastern US. He sets up a large screen near the organ, and plays a carefully planned match of Earth and Bach.