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Ebony Concerto for Clarinet and Band -- Moderato con moto, moderato, vivo
No full textPerformance of Stavinsky's Ebony Concerto for Clarinet and Band, performed by the University Maryland Symphonic Wind Ensemble with Evan Solomon, Clarinet in Dekelboum Concert Hall, November 9, 2003
The Stars and Stripes Forever March
No full textPerformance of Sousa's The Stars and Stripes Forever March, performed by the University Maryland Symphonic Wind Ensemble in Dekelboum Concert Hall, May 10, 2003
Kiet (solo) live on Third Rail Radio, WMUC, June 22, 2003
No full textKiet (solo) plays live on Third Rail Radio at WMUC at the University of Maryland, June 22, 2003
Brown Means Go live on Third Rail Radio, WMUC, July 6, 2003
No full textBrown Means Go plays live on Third Rail Radio at WMUC at the University of Maryland, July 6, 2003
1812 Overture, Op. 49 (Ouverture Solennelle)
No full textPerformance of Tchaikovsky's 1812 Overture, Op. 49 (Ouverture Solennelle) (arranged by Mayhew Lake), performed by the University Maryland Symphonic Wind Ensemble in Dekelboum Concert Hall, May 10, 2003
Langston Hughes : his life and times
No full textA presentation of Films for the Humanities & Sciences and Heinle Publishing ; producer/director, Bruce R. Schwartz. Commentary, Alice Walker, Arnold Rampersad, Bruce Schwartz. Cinematographer, George Spies ; editor, Kris Lindquist ; music, Rocky Davis.In this program, Pulitzer Prize-winner Alice Walker and renowned Langston Hughes biographer Arnold Rampersad talk about 'The Poet Laureate of Harlem' with award-winning filmmaker Bruce Schwartz. Together they discuss experiences that shaped young Langston, how he came to be a writer, the beauty of his writing style, his practice of reaching out to aspiring writers, and the Harlem Renaissance as a literary and cultural watershed. They also discuss the force of religion in Southern Christian African-American communities and 'Salvation, ' Hughes' coming-of-age story deftly brought to the screen by Schwartz
NOW with Bill Moyers : Richard Rodriguez on being American
No full textMoyers talks to Rodriguez about the ways race, culture, class, and religion are reshaping the concept of identity in America today. Topics include: bilingual education, affirmative action, Spanish Catholicism, and the implications of brown skin.Bill Moyers, interviewer
North Korea, secret Nation
No full textThis undercover report documents the stark poverty and extreme repression in North Korea that exist alongside spectacular cultural events and age-old customs unfettered by political ideology. Posing as a tourist, broadcast journalist Janet Choi risked arrest to get an inside look at one of the planet's most secretive--and brutally totalitarian--countries while under surveillance by a police "tour guide".Reporter, Janet Choi
Arna's children
No full textIn Arabic, Hebrew and English, with English subtitles.Arna Mer Khamis spent her life campaigning for human rights. In the Jenin refugee camp, Arna opened a theater where she taught children to express themselves through art. When Arna died of cancer in 1995, the theater ultimately did not survive. Five years later her son, Juliano, returns to discover what happened to "Arna's children.
Cover of men's basketball program, University of Maryland, circa February 6, 2003 - February 25, 2003
No full textCover of men's basketball program, featuring Steve Blake (senior guard), University of Maryland, College Park, Maryland, circa February 6, 2003 - February 25, 2003