TV Review: ‘Pluribus'

I hope you enjoy this reading of Media Room’s review of “Pluribus,” published today. It is currently streaming at Apple TV.Following the review is a six minute performance of Renaissance composer Johannes Ockeghem’s “Dei Gratias” performed by the Huelgas Ensemble conducted by Paul Van Nevel. “Dei Gratias” plays over one of the most beautiful scenes in Plurbius, as the Others silently conduct an exodus from Albuquerque. You can read the review, including images and links, by clicking here.Paid subscribers receive audio posts for all movie reviews. This review has been made available to all subscribers. If you like what you hear please consider becoming a paid subscriber.This Holiday, Give The Gift Of Quality Arts WritingMedia Room is quality arts writing, not “entertainment content.”Media Room’s 30% off Holiday Special ($65/$45.50) goes through the end of the year. Paid subscribers receive a full year of posts and benefits including paywalled Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra coverage with concert reviews before the repeat performance.Paid subscribers also receive insightful movie and TV reviews, exclusive audio and video posts, access to over 450 posts in the archive, and “The Song of the Day” playlist on Tidal, now with 24 hours of nonstop music.Give the gift of quality writing this holiday.Cover image: Still image from “Pluribus.” L-R Karolina Wydra (Zosia), Samba Schutte (Koumba Diabaté). © Vince Gilligan, SONY Pictures Television, and Apple TV.Deo Gratias · Huelgas Ensemble · Johannes Ockeghem · Paul Van NevelUtopia Triumphans: The Great Polyphony of the Renaissance℗ 1995 Sony Classical, a division of SONY BMG MUSIC ENTERTAINMENTReleased on: 2014-01-24Choir: Huelgas EnsembleConductor: Paul Van NevelLyricist: AnonymousComposer: Johannes OckeghemProducer: Wolf Erichson This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit mediaroom.substack.com/subscribe