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Music and Arts Education
Featured in Top Stories
Music and arts education programs face more cuts in public schools, forcing many districts to rely on the private sector for creative instruction. The Tulsa Symphony recently paid to bring internationally renowned music teacher Roberta Guaspari to teach some workshops in the city. It’s one example of private organizations trying to provide opportunities for music and arts education. (Also featured: Kathy Rad of the Tulsa Symphony, Patrick Riley, Ken Busby, Exec. Dir. Of the Tulsa Arts & Humanities Council, Barry Schmelzenbach of the Harding Fine Arts Academy, Kim Baker from the Oklahoma Arts Council, Jerry Ni, and Dawn Wei.)
Related Topics: Performing Arts, Music, Education, Education, Arts & Entertainment
Originally broadcast on May 4, 2012
Oklahoma News Report
OK Life Acoustic Oklahoma
Featured in Top Stories
Using the world wide web to promote Oklahoma musicians is drawing national attention to new and promising talent. Casey Friedman is a musician's minimalist using only a chair and a simple camera to showcase this unsung talent.
Related Topics: Music, Biography & Profiles, Arts & Entertainment
Originally broadcast on April 6, 2012
Oklahoma News Report
Guitar Maker
Featured in Top Stories
Finally tonight, the story of a man who makes our state shine simply by doing what he loves. Darrel Carender is one of the finest instrument makers in the nation and he does it all from his shop in Pawnee, Oklahoma. Need a guitar or banjo made by hand the old fashioned way? You might want to stop by the old music shop on Harrison Street.
Related Topics: Music, Folk Art & Crafts, People & Profiles
Originally broadcast on March 23, 2012
Oklahoma News Report
Deep Deuce
Featured in Top Stories
Over time, important pieces of Oklahoma history that have been lost and largely ignored. Near downtown Oklahoma City, there is a section of North East Second Street where life 80 years ago was very different from today. It is a major part of our state's black history - mostly forgotten and bulldozed years ago - that is now generating renewed interest.
Related Topics: Music, Community, Race & Ethnicity, United States
Originally broadcast on February 24, 2012
Oklahoma News Report
OK Mozart Festival (2:54)
We take a look at the annual OK Mozart in Bartlesville.
Related Topics: Arts & Entertainment, Performing Arts, Music, Fine Arts, Folk Art & Crafts
Originally broadcast on June 10, 2011
Oklahoma News Report
Black History Tulsa Schools (2:46)
Featured in Preserving History
In celebration of Black History Month, students from schools in the Tulsa Public School District showcased their talents through dance, music, and oratory at a special event held at Central High School.
Related Topics: Arts & Entertainment, Culture & Society, Parents, Performing Arts, Music, Fine Arts, Literature & Writing, Drama, Race & Ethnicity, Education
Originally broadcast on February 24, 2011
Oklahoma News Report
Arts and Humanities (3:02)
Featured in It's Your Government
The Oklahoma Humanities Council is facing additional funding cuts. Ken Busby, Executive Director of the Arts and Humanities Council of Tulsa, says eliminating arts programs will harm Oklahoma.
Related Topics: Arts & Entertainment, Culture & Society, Parents, Performing Arts, Music, Fine Arts, Literature & Writing, Community, Education
Originally broadcast on February 14, 2011
Oklahoma News Report
OKC Thunder and Black History Month (2:23)
Featured in Preserving History
In recognition of Black History Month, an Oklahoma City High School launched a contest aimed at every public school student in the state. The contest challenges students to submit original photography, art, videos, music or stories that celebrate Black History.
Related Topics: Arts & Entertainment, Culture & Society, Film & Television, Performing Arts, Music, Literature & Writing, Drama, Race & Ethnicity, Media & Technology
Originally broadcast on January 7, 2011
Oklahoma News Report
Muskogee Sadler Arts Academy (2:57)
Featured in 21st Century Classroom
Most of the students attending Sadler Arts Academy in Muskogee come from families living below the poverty line, or with one parent incarcerated. Sadler is a magnet school where students are exposed to a variety of arts and cultures. This year, the focus is on Russian culture, so the students staged a performance of “The Nutcracker” ballet.
Related Topics: Arts & Entertainment, Parents, Performing Arts, Music, Fine Arts, Drama, Education
Originally broadcast on December 14, 2010
Oklahoma News Report
Remembering Lennon Live Interview with Wayne Coyne (5:33)
Featured in Preserving History
“It was twenty years ago today...Sergeant Pepper taught the band to play.” John Lennon wrote those lyrics, along with Paul McCartney. It has been thirty years since Lennon was shot and killed outside his New York apartment. Oklahoma City’s own Wayne Coyne, lead singer for the “The Flaming Lips,” joined us to talk about the enduring legacy of Lennon and his music.
Related Topics: Arts & Entertainment, Music
Originally broadcast on December 8, 2010
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