The whole musical landscape is being organized through the choreography. It was as if the dancers themselves became my score.

It's a celebration of the water that is not romantic. It's a celebration of water within the context of the time we live in.

When I look at the Hudson River, I can't help but feel overwhelmed by its beauty and responsible for its protection.

There are moments in the music that are really talking about the violence, as a society, that we do to our water.

People think when you get older, you have to slow down. Yeah, maybe that's true. But a lot people my age are dead, too.

I've experienced (more times than I like to admit) avoiding slightly uncomfortable conversations with others I should have had on the front end and then endured much more excruciating ones on the back end.