"One of the country's finest composer / performers of meditational space music"
- High Performance Review


"The undisputed founder of Symphonic Sacred Spacemusic."
- International Acclaim Reviews, NYC

An internationally acclaimed, Grammy-nominated, award winning performing and recording artist, Constance Demby has been hailed as a 21st century Mozart / Bach / Beethoven, a tall order for anyone to be associated with, but in Constance’s case one founded on an extraordinary musical and creative talent that is testimony to her prolific output and the profound healing both listeners and participants experience, alongside critical acclaim that has followed her every step of progress in a career spanning decades.

In live concert, Constance presents a range of sonic environments, accompanied by her penetrating voice: the Cosmic-Electronic-Symphonic Orchestra performed on digital sampling synthesizers, the Hammer Dulcimer with over 100 vibrating strings, and the Sonic Steel Space Bass, a ten foot sheet of steel that produces deep, primoridal, resonant sounds. An original design by Demby, the Sonic Steel Instruments have been recorded by Lucas Skywalker Studios for use in their filmscores, and also filmed by Discovery Channel at Gaudi's Parc Guell for "The Power of Music."  

A classically trained artist performing since the age of 12, Demby's music has been compared by critics to Bach, Mozart, Mendelssohn, Beethoven, Brahms, Palestrina, Rachmaninoff, Wagner, Puccini, Debussy, Ravel, Copland, Mahler, Vivaldi, Faure, etc. Her focus has included one-woman shows of her paintings and sculptures in Greenwich Village Galleries, which culminated in the major multimedia presentation, SPACE MASS, a spectacular multi-media production merging music, myth, art, and spirit. Launched in NYC, it combined painting, film, massive environmental sculptures, music, dance, ritual and was the birth of the Sonic Steel Instruments.

Demby has toured the world with her music act:
England UK Sacred Sites tour,
Tokyo,
Egypt,
Spain,
Brazil,
Canary Islands with Paul Horn, Pauline Oliveras,
Major conferences such as IONS International Conference with Lumiaries Deepak Chopra,
Marianne Williamson, Ervin Lazlo, & Satish Kumar,
Festival of Sacred Music with His Holiness the Dalai Lama,
“The Inner Reaches of Outer Space" with Joseph Campbell, George Lucas, & Gene Roddenberry,
“Path of the Labyrinth” with author & mystic Andrew Harvey,
“The Creative Leap,” with Jean Houston,
Conference with Terence McKenna, Hawaii,
Double bill with Peter Michael Hamel,
Asilomar Conferences, Brugh Joy & David Spangler,
Double bill with Todd Rundgren at the Fillmore,
Sound Healer Conference with Tom Kenyon, etc.

A rennaisance woman, she is composer, performer, painter, sculptor, instrument designer, innovator, multi-media producer, and healer for our times. With a film in first stage development, her team is focused on launching this major film trilogy. Described as a cosmic multidimensional musical millennial adventure, combining hyperrealism, magical surrealism and a dash of sci-fi, this is a stylish and ultimately uplifting film with unforgettable original songs by Demby.

Dedicated to exploring the healing power of sound and it's ability to alter consciousness, Constance has received countless letters from those who experienced a major shift or a healing of life-threatening conditions by experiencing the energies inherant in the music. Therapists, Doctors, Nurses, Healers, etc, have used the music in their practice to deepen and facilitate their work with patients.
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“A realm of consciousness that words can only attempt to describe.” - Deepak Chopra

“One of the world's greatest living musicians, Constance Demby may well be the most important woman composer of classical and innovative music of our time.” - Jean Houston, PhD

Luminary Collaboration Events (click for extended version)
-Dalai Lama / Deepak Chopra / George Lucas / Joseph Campbell / Gene Roddenberry / Jean Houston / Andrew Harvey / Paul Winter Consort / Paul Horn / Pauline Oliveras / Terence McKenna / Todd Rundgren / Louise Hay / Marianne Williamson / Ervin Lazlo / Satish Kumar / Tom Kenyon / Brugh Joy / David Spangler


"Music is a realm of consciousness the listener enters by traveling on a beam of sound. The more authentically the composer is connected to Source when they receive the music, the purer the transmission, and the more potent the effect upon the listener. Essentially, the listener goes as far and as deep as the composer went when receiving the music."
- CDemby




Classical Comparisons



"The Mozart Requiem of the New Age ...an exciting and powerful musical experience." - Audio Amateur

"....Bach, Mozart, Mendelssohn, Rachmaninoff, Wagner, and Puccini, stand aside. And at the very pinnacle, Beethoven himself must share some space with you." - Schmidt Memorial Institute

"The final movements of Mahler's 8th Symphony, or Debussy's Afternoon of a Faun come close to comparison..." - Gerry Gryzb

"There is no other recording in the electronic genre rooted in the harmonies of Bach and the romantics that is so heartfelt, so devout...you will be moved "- USA Today

"This listener was a times reminded of Palestrina, Debussy or Ravel, and even at one point of Copland. The opening passage is a tribute to Bach's monumental organ works..."- D. Johnson, Sunday Post

"....The sheer scale, richness and depth of the piece is truly MAGNIFICENT. The first side brings to mind Brahams at the level of the divine, and the second, Bach-Handel-Mozart and the rest of the classicists in heaven." - D. Hallock

"...Belongs right up there with Beethoven's "Ninth,"Handel's "Messiah," Bach's "Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring" and Mozart's "Requiem" as one of the great inspirational and spiritual compositions of all time!" - -Jim Brenholts -"TRACKS ACROSS THE UNIVERSE: A CHRONOLOGY OF AMBIENT AND ELECTRONIC MUSIC"

"A remarkable tour de force, (AEterna) the lushly romantic sounds remind one of Rachminoff and Tchaikovsky."

"Bach-like organ crescendos, Vivaldi-like string passages...." - Lee Underwood, Pulse Mag

"....Your music helps to save me from myself. "Darkness of Space" ranks in depth, spiritual quality and sheer beauty with Bach, Mahler and Pachebel's Cannon." - P. Winston

"I believe your music will join and surpass the great clssics created by masters such as Beethoven and Wagner." - Mahuleia Kealualei



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