4.8K views · 296 reactions | Fratres, the score of Christopher Wheeldon's Liturgy, is an early example of Arvo Pärt's tintinnabular style, with which he emerged after nearly a decade of perceived compositional dormancy beginning in the late 1960s. Meditative and multi-dimensional, the music can be seen in the dance this coming winter during the Classic NYCB I program: nycballet.com/classicnycb1winter | New York City Ballet | Facebook

13K views · 157 reactions | Georgijs Osokins presents an album of works by Arvo Pärt entitled "For Arvo", in tribute to the composer’s 90th birthday. His aim is to introduce the Estonian’s music to younger listeners and offer a new perspective on some of Pärt’s best-loved works.  The first single, Für Alina, is out now: dgt.link/ForArvo | Deutsche Grammophon - DG | Facebook

In a tribute to Arvo Pärt — one of the world’s most performed living composers — Czech choreographer and director Petr Zuska presents A Little Prayer, a soulful dance show set to many of the Estonian composer’s best-loved works such as Spiegel im Spiegel, Fratres, Lamentate, and Für Alina. Watch the dancers of the Vanemuine Ballet Company explore themes such as life and death, love, faith, peace, and freedom on Pärt's spiritual and moving score. https://bit.ly/49exfJJ | medici.tv