Help needed for our children's choir!

One of the highlights of our 2010 production in Cambodia was when we were joined on stage by the children of Seametrey Children's Village. They touched our hearts, and inspired us all with their enthusiasm, sweet voices and gentle smiles. Sadly the property lease has not been renewed so the school has to re-locate. Please consider helping these remarkable children as they construct a new school and continue their education. As anyone who has visited Cambodia will know, even the smallest donation will go very far, and they've already reached over 50% of their goal!

http://www.indiegogo.com/CambodiaSchool

We remember His Majesty the King Father of Cambodia, Norodom Sihanouk whose death is mourned by the Cambodian people today. We were honoured to be given special permission by members of the Cambodian Royal Family, to play His Majesty's music as guests arrived for the Festival performance of 'Winds of Angkor'. Music and memories live on.

Interviewing Lighting Designer Bryan Faris for the documentary 

'Winds of Angkor - Journey to Cambodia'. 

At Production Resource Group, Dallas. With Jacques Star and Sarah O'Brien.

New Video Trailer

Please subscribe to the Winds of Angkor youtube channel and check out the latest video trailer: http://www.youtube.com/windsofangkor#p/c/874A2851CF035F74/0/P0RrYNtxpsE

Happy New Year everyone. Exciting developments in 2012 will be posted soon!

Filming interviews with the O'Briens, at home in the UK this summer. Dot and Chris share their memories of visiting Cambodia over the years and their experience of being in the audience for Winds of Angkor's first performance!

Sarah arrives in London for a flying visit to the West End!

Latest images from filming in Cambodia!

Click HERE to view the latest images as filming continued of 'Winds of Angkor' earlier this year in Cambodia! Composer Sarah O'Brien, video director Melissa Holt and photographer Tris Beezley worked with a local Cambodian crew (arranged by KMF Films) to capture more spectacular footage in locations that included Kampong Khleang pagoda and floating village, the archives at Tuol Sleng and Bayon Temple. After a hike through the jungle, Jessica Pennington performed 'In a Heartbeat' at the beautiful waterfall at Kbal Spean and additional scenes for 'Palaces and Princes' and 'I Can't Cry'. In between filming Sarah rehearsed with Bosba Pahn and all attended Bosba's 'Tribute to the Masters' Concerts. Filming permits were arranged as always, by Hanuman Tourism with special thanks to Kulikar Sotho and Andy Brouwer for making everything possible. Thanks also to the Pahn family and to Polrith - our guide and special friend, who kept us informed, entertained and enlightened at every step! (Additional images from last summer's filming have also been included).