Verdigris Ensemble · Season 10

Betty’sNotebook

The album

Nicholas Reeves · Verdigris Ensemble

Coming in Season 10

Digital album release

A voice. A notebook. An unresolved mystery.

A voice cuts through the static.
It might be hers.

Verdigris Ensemble and conductor perform beneath the projected words ‘Help me.’
Betty’s Notebook in performance. Photograph by Richard Hill, 2019.

About the album

Tune in.
Listen closer.

A presenter gestures toward projected pages of Betty’s handwritten notebook.
The notebook at the heart of the work. Photograph by Richard Hill, 2019.

In 1937, fifteen-year-old Betty Klenck heard a voice on her shortwave radio that she believed belonged to Amelia Earhart. She wrote down what she heard. Decades later, her notebook remains a compelling and contested part of the mystery.

Nicholas Reeves’s musical adaptation places you beside that radio. Choral voices, jazz, and radio interference draw you into a world of fragments and distant signals, where each sound brings you closer to a story that still resists an answer.

From concert stages to a programmable artwork, Betty’s Notebook has taken on new forms. Now, hear Verdigris Ensemble’s performance in a forthcoming digital album, part of Season 10: BREATH.

Music

Nicholas Reeves

Performed by Verdigris Ensemble

Beyond the concert stage

A work that keeps
transforming.

Betty’s Notebook artwork by Bryan Brinkman in collaboration with Verdigris Ensemble.
Betty’s Notebook (2021). Artwork by Bryan Brinkman, in collaboration with Verdigris Ensemble.

The original programmable NFT · 2021

One story.
Many ways to listen.

In 2021, Betty’s Notebook sold as a programmable music NFT for $375,000. Bryan Brinkman’s visual art met Nicholas Reeves’s score in a work whose musical and visual layers could be reconfigured.

The collaboration offered a new way into the mystery: listening as an act of discovery, with each combination revealing a different perspective.

Music
Nicholas Reeves
Visual art
Bryan Brinkman
Performance
Verdigris Ensemble
Explore the original NFT

An earlier chapter of the work, distinct from the forthcoming album.

The journey so far

The signal
travels on.

  1. 2021

    A programmable music NFT

    Betty’s Notebook sold as a programmable music NFT for $375,000, pairing Nicholas Reeves’s score with artwork by Bryan Brinkman.

    Explore the collaboration ↗
  2. 2022

    On tour in Arkansas

    The work toured to Little Rock, Arkansas, for the Southwestern American Choral Directors Association conference.

    SWACDA 2022 ↗
  3. 2025

    Eisemann Edge

    Verdigris received the $100,000 Eisemann Edge Initiative grant to develop and premiere Betty’s Notebook: The Immersive Experience & RE:Transmit.

    About the grant ↗
  4. Season 10

    A new listening chapter

    A forthcoming digital album brings the story to you, wherever you listen.

The digital album

Coming in
Season 10.

A digital album release from Verdigris Ensemble.

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Music
Nicholas Reeves
Performed by
Verdigris Ensemble
Release
Details to be announced

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About the release

Before you
tune in.

When will the album be released?

Betty’s Notebook is coming in Season 10. The release date and further details will be announced through Verdigris Ensemble’s mailing list.

What is Betty’s Notebook about?

The music draws on the notebook of Betty Klenck, who in 1937 recorded what she believed were Amelia Earhart’s distress calls. Choral voices, jazz, and radio interference invite you into that unresolved mystery.

Who created the music?

Betty’s Notebook is composed by Nicholas Reeves and performed by Verdigris Ensemble.

How does the album relate to the NFT?

The programmable NFT was a 2021 collaboration pairing Nicholas Reeves’s music and Verdigris Ensemble’s performance with Bryan Brinkman’s visual art. The forthcoming Season 10 digital album is a new release; listening details will be announced separately.

You can explore the original interactive work through the artist’s restored player.

How will I be able to listen?

A digital album release is planned. Join Verdigris Ensemble’s mailing list for listening links and release announcements as they become available.

Who can I contact about the album?

For questions about the album, contact info@verdigrismusic.org.

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