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Interview with Robert Smith about album "songs of a lost world"
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Interview with Robert Smith about album "songs of a lost world"
Jazz guitarists can learn six arrangements from the repertoire of master composer Cole Porter, thanks to this easy-to-follow tutorial from educator and musician Fred Sokolow. Sokolow also covers backup guitar versions fo
This video portrays police officers testing out stun guns during an official training session. Karlheinz Stockhausen’s composition Gesang der Jünglinge provides musical accompaniment to the painful reactions of test subj
Tunnel of Love is a feature length concert documentary about the intersection of identity, belonging and creativity. It's a look at the transformative power of live music, both on the audience and the performer. It's a l
I Can Only Dance To One Song explores the role of music in forming a sense of belonging to a location. This project portrays accounts of displacement rooted in the experience of migrants through sound and movement. By in
the ear goes to the sound: the work of Laetitia Sonami is a film portrait of the French born, Oakland based electronic sound artist Laetitia Sonami. Sonami, a student of the pioneering sound composer Eliane Radigue, is p
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In the summer of 2006, a group of seven high school students from Reno, NV, set out to make a documentary on Sonic Youth. As part of a non-profit organization called 'Project Moonshine,' these teens were given cameras an
An animated, humorous and informative conversation between a sperm whale and a man. Each one tries to convince the other that his brain is bigger.
The pianist Maurizio Pollini and the conductor Claudio Abbado are both from Milan, both active supporters of the music of their time and both exceptional musicians. They join forces with the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Bill Moyers interviews Bernice Johnson Reagon
When it comes to enjoying a good night out in the company of fine friends and a glass or two of a favorite brew, the Irish are renowned the world over for their immense capacity for turning even a quiet drink in the loca
Sigga and María sing with the children.