Connery’s haunting vocals and rich electronic textures wrapped around the audience, pulling them deep into the story’s branches. And with Felix Fan on electric cello, the music didn’t just accompany the tale—it gave it breath, pulse, urgency. Together, they created a sound that was both ancient and futuristic, deeply personal yet universal.
But Elderflora was more than a work of art. It was a reflection—on time, on nature, on the ways we are connected to something larger than ourselves. It was a reminder that like the trees, we grow, we endure, and in the end, we become part of the world we leave behind.
To Majel Connery, we extend our deepest gratitude. Your music, your vision, and your storytelling have left a lasting impression on this community. For those who missed it, don’t let this be the last time—learn more at majelconnery.com. Some performances stay with you long after the music fades.