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_gs23-the-guitar-show-with-john-scofield.jpg "The Guitar Show began on August 27, 1984 with the legendary Les Paul taped on location at Fat Tuesday's in New York City. We taped almost (60) half hour shows including guitar players from all genres. Blues, Rock, Jazz and Classical greats appeared on this series. Guests have included Jimmy Page, Joe Pass, Tal Farlow, Danny Gatton, Hubert Sumlin, Paul Gilbert, and many others. THE GUITAR SHOW....a talk show never sounded so good.nnTo see John Scofield alone with his guitar in this intimate setti")
⏲ 17 min 45 sec ✓ 03-Jan-2016
_women-with-an-axe-to-grind-124-vision-festival-23-1-of-2.jpg "Patricia Nicholson - dance / Joëlle Leandre - bass / Nicole Mitchell - flute / Melanie Dyer - violann“We 4 are Women standing strong in the Light of the Creative Spirit — passing through. We cannot stand silent in a Time of assault on Humanity, the Earth, on our brothers and sisters, on the Truth. We will never accept the lies, the pettiness, the greed, the virulent racism or sexism as normal. We live our art in open rebellion against the Big Lie. Our weapon is In-Spirit-Art.” - Patricia")
⏲ 9 min 46 sec ✓ 15-Sep-2021
_2015-pnap-poetry-series-writing-and-a-healing.jpg "This audio track features poetry written in a 2014-2015 class at Stateville, taught by Poetry Foundation Poet-Teaching Artist Marvin Tate. Poems were read by Tate and Baylee Champion. Audio was produced by Joe Jeffers. Student writers include Devon Kenon, Willie Banks, Kristian Delgado, A.M. Spaulding, Andre Patterson, Seneca Smith, Patrick Pursley, Henry Lovett, Yastn Abdul Shakur, Andre Patterson, and Michael Johnson.nn00:02 Forget What You Heard by Willie Banksn02:17 Gambler's Remorse by Devo")
⏲ 18 min 0 sec ✓ 30-May-2019
_culture-crawl-856-cole-porter-has-a-big-long-chapter.jpg "Culture Crawl 856 “Cole Porter Has a Big Long Chapter”nnCoralville Center for the Performing Arts’ Wes Habley and Josh Sazon talk everything Cole Porter ahead of their upcoming event, “An Evening of Cole Porter.” In this episode, Josh and Wes give you a peek into the making of this exciting program, and it’s one you don’t want to miss!nn7:00pm, Sept. 23 at the Coralville Center for the Performing Arts. Tickets available at www.coralvillearts.org. nnSubscribe to The Culture Crawl at")
⏲ 6 min 57 sec ✓ 12-Sep-2023
_amiri-baraka-124-allah-mean-everything-124-vision-festival-4.jpg "Amiri Baraka - poetry / Wilber Morris - bass / Herbie Morgan - tenor saxnnAmiri Baraka recites “Allah Mean Everything!” in performance on May 25, 1999 at St. Nicholas of Myra Church during Arts for Art’s 4th annual Vision Festival. A version of the poem appears in his 1999, “Allah Mean Everything! Thus Spake Amiri Baraka” from Newark Review.nnSupport Arts for Art: https://www.artsforart.org/supportnnnThe dramatist, novelist and poet Amiri Baraka (Oct. 7, 1934 - Jan 9, 2014) is one of")
⏲ 20 min 4 sec ✓ 22-Aug-2021
_teaser-gestao-musical.jpg "Objetivo e público alvo: O Curso de Auto Gestão é designado para músicos que buscam a produção musical autoral, desde músicos solo até bandas. Seu objetivo é a formação de profissionais conscientes das exigências do mercado atual e munidos das ferramentas necessárias para atingirem seus objetivos. Partindo do ponto de vista econômico da gerência artística, observa-se que grande maioria dos instrumentistas e compositores não geram renda que justifique a contratação de serviços")
⏲ 97 sec ✓ 14-Apr-2015
_amina-baraka-wilber-morris-herbie-morgan-124-afa-vision-festival-4.jpg "Performed on May 25, 1999 at St. Nicholas of Myra Church during Arts for Art’s 4th annual Vision Festival. nnSupport Arts for Art!nhttps://www.artsforart.org/supportnnnPoet, singer, actor, and activist Amina Baraka was born Sylvia Robinson in Charlotte, North Carolina, and raised in Newark, New Jersey. As a community activist, she has managed the Women’s Division of the Community for a Unified NewArk and organized women’s conferences for the Congress of Afrikan People and for the Revolu")
⏲ 5 min 74 sec ✓ 31-Oct-2020
_mary-halvorson-code-girl-124-vision-festival-23-5-of-5.jpg "Mary Halvorson - guitar / Amirtha Kidambi - voice / Adam O’Farrill - trumpet / Michael Formanek - bass / Tomas Fujiwara - drumsnnMary Halvorson presented one of the first performances by her band Code Girl at the Vision Festival in 2018. Featuring vocalist Amirtha Kidambi, the project is Halvorson’s first with a dedicated book of lyrics and songs. nnFilmed and recorded on May 24, 2018 for AFA Vision Festival 23 at Roulette, Brooklyn.nnSupport Arts for Art!nhttps://www.artsforart.org/supportn")
⏲ 6 min 5 sec ✓ 17-Nov-2022
_women-with-an-axe-to-grind-124-vision-festival-23-2-of-2.jpg "Patricia Nicholson - dance / Joëlle Leandre - bass / Nicole Mitchell - flute / Melanie Dyer - violann“We 4 are Women standing strong in the Light of the Creative Spirit — passing through. We cannot stand silent in a Time of assault on Humanity, the Earth, on our brothers and sisters, on the Truth. We will never accept the lies, the pettiness, the greed, the virulent racism or sexism as normal. We live our art in open rebellion against the Big Lie. Our weapon is In-Spirit-Art.” - Patricia")
⏲ 8 min 23 sec ✓ 15-Dec-2022
_mary-halvorson-code-girl-124-vision-festival-23.jpg "Mary Halvorson - guitar / Amirtha Kidambi - voice / Adam O’Farrill - trumpet / Michael Formanek - bass / Tomas Fujiwara - drumsnnMary Halvorson presented one of the first performances by her band Code Girl at the Vision Festival in 2018. Featuring vocalist Amirtha Kidambi, the project is Halvorson’s first with a dedicated book of lyrics and songs. nnFilmed and recorded on May 24, 2018 for AFA Vision Festival 23 at Roulette, Brooklyn.nnSupport Arts for Art!nhttps://www.artsforart.org/supportn")
⏲ 4 min 39 sec ✓ 13-Jul-2021
_mary-halvorson-code-girl-124-vision-festival-23-4-of-5.jpg "Mary Halvorson - guitar / Amirtha Kidambi - voice / Adam O’Farrill - trumpet / Michael Formanek - bass / Tomas Fujiwara - drumsnnMary Halvorson presented one of the first performances by her band Code Girl at the Vision Festival in 2018. Featuring vocalist Amirtha Kidambi, the project is Halvorson’s first with a dedicated book of lyrics and songs. nnFilmed and recorded on May 24, 2018 for AFA Vision Festival 23 at Roulette, Brooklyn.nnSupport Arts for Art!nhttps://www.artsforart.org/supportn")
⏲ 4 min 65 sec ✓ 30-Jul-2022
_matthew-shipp-acoustic-ensemble-124-inward-motion-124-vision-23-3-of-4.jpg "Matthew Shipp - composition, conductor, piano; Michael Bisio - bass; Newman Taylor Baker - drums; Jason Kao Hwang - violin; Mat Walerian - clarinet; Nate Wooley - trumpetnPerformed on Friday, May 25, 2018 at Roulette, Brooklyn, NY, with the support of a composer commission funded by New York State Council on the Arts.nnMatthew Shipp Acoustic Ensemble Inward Motion cast the pianist in the rare role of conductor, overseeing a crack ensemble that included the bassist Michael Bisio, the drummer N")
⏲ 8 min 44 sec ✓ 27-Oct-2022
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_gs23-the-guitar-show-with-john-scofield.webp "The Guitar Show began on August 27, 1984 with the legendary Les Paul taped on location at Fat Tuesday's in New York City. We taped almost (60) half hour shows including guitar players from all genres. Blues, Rock, Jazz and Classical greats appeared on this series. Guests have included Jimmy Page, Joe Pass, Tal Farlow, Danny Gatton, Hubert Sumlin, Paul Gilbert, and many others. THE GUITAR SHOW....a talk show never sounded so good.nnTo see John Scofield alone with his guitar in this intimate setti")
_women-with-an-axe-to-grind-124-vision-festival-23-1-of-2.webp "Patricia Nicholson - dance / Joëlle Leandre - bass / Nicole Mitchell - flute / Melanie Dyer - violann“We 4 are Women standing strong in the Light of the Creative Spirit — passing through. We cannot stand silent in a Time of assault on Humanity, the Earth, on our brothers and sisters, on the Truth. We will never accept the lies, the pettiness, the greed, the virulent racism or sexism as normal. We live our art in open rebellion against the Big Lie. Our weapon is In-Spirit-Art.” - Patricia")
_2015-pnap-poetry-series-writing-and-a-healing.webp "This audio track features poetry written in a 2014-2015 class at Stateville, taught by Poetry Foundation Poet-Teaching Artist Marvin Tate. Poems were read by Tate and Baylee Champion. Audio was produced by Joe Jeffers. Student writers include Devon Kenon, Willie Banks, Kristian Delgado, A.M. Spaulding, Andre Patterson, Seneca Smith, Patrick Pursley, Henry Lovett, Yastn Abdul Shakur, Andre Patterson, and Michael Johnson.nn00:02 Forget What You Heard by Willie Banksn02:17 Gambler's Remorse by Devo")
_culture-crawl-856-cole-porter-has-a-big-long-chapter.webp "Culture Crawl 856 “Cole Porter Has a Big Long Chapter”nnCoralville Center for the Performing Arts’ Wes Habley and Josh Sazon talk everything Cole Porter ahead of their upcoming event, “An Evening of Cole Porter.” In this episode, Josh and Wes give you a peek into the making of this exciting program, and it’s one you don’t want to miss!nn7:00pm, Sept. 23 at the Coralville Center for the Performing Arts. Tickets available at www.coralvillearts.org. nnSubscribe to The Culture Crawl at")
_amiri-baraka-124-allah-mean-everything-124-vision-festival-4.webp "Amiri Baraka - poetry / Wilber Morris - bass / Herbie Morgan - tenor saxnnAmiri Baraka recites “Allah Mean Everything!” in performance on May 25, 1999 at St. Nicholas of Myra Church during Arts for Art’s 4th annual Vision Festival. A version of the poem appears in his 1999, “Allah Mean Everything! Thus Spake Amiri Baraka” from Newark Review.nnSupport Arts for Art: https://www.artsforart.org/supportnnnThe dramatist, novelist and poet Amiri Baraka (Oct. 7, 1934 - Jan 9, 2014) is one of")
_teaser-gestao-musical.webp "Objetivo e público alvo: O Curso de Auto Gestão é designado para músicos que buscam a produção musical autoral, desde músicos solo até bandas. Seu objetivo é a formação de profissionais conscientes das exigências do mercado atual e munidos das ferramentas necessárias para atingirem seus objetivos. Partindo do ponto de vista econômico da gerência artística, observa-se que grande maioria dos instrumentistas e compositores não geram renda que justifique a contratação de serviços")
_amina-baraka-wilber-morris-herbie-morgan-124-afa-vision-festival-4.webp "Performed on May 25, 1999 at St. Nicholas of Myra Church during Arts for Art’s 4th annual Vision Festival. nnSupport Arts for Art!nhttps://www.artsforart.org/supportnnnPoet, singer, actor, and activist Amina Baraka was born Sylvia Robinson in Charlotte, North Carolina, and raised in Newark, New Jersey. As a community activist, she has managed the Women’s Division of the Community for a Unified NewArk and organized women’s conferences for the Congress of Afrikan People and for the Revolu")
_mary-halvorson-code-girl-124-vision-festival-23-5-of-5.webp "Mary Halvorson - guitar / Amirtha Kidambi - voice / Adam O’Farrill - trumpet / Michael Formanek - bass / Tomas Fujiwara - drumsnnMary Halvorson presented one of the first performances by her band Code Girl at the Vision Festival in 2018. Featuring vocalist Amirtha Kidambi, the project is Halvorson’s first with a dedicated book of lyrics and songs. nnFilmed and recorded on May 24, 2018 for AFA Vision Festival 23 at Roulette, Brooklyn.nnSupport Arts for Art!nhttps://www.artsforart.org/supportn")
_women-with-an-axe-to-grind-124-vision-festival-23-2-of-2.webp "Patricia Nicholson - dance / Joëlle Leandre - bass / Nicole Mitchell - flute / Melanie Dyer - violann“We 4 are Women standing strong in the Light of the Creative Spirit — passing through. We cannot stand silent in a Time of assault on Humanity, the Earth, on our brothers and sisters, on the Truth. We will never accept the lies, the pettiness, the greed, the virulent racism or sexism as normal. We live our art in open rebellion against the Big Lie. Our weapon is In-Spirit-Art.” - Patricia")
_mary-halvorson-code-girl-124-vision-festival-23.webp "Mary Halvorson - guitar / Amirtha Kidambi - voice / Adam O’Farrill - trumpet / Michael Formanek - bass / Tomas Fujiwara - drumsnnMary Halvorson presented one of the first performances by her band Code Girl at the Vision Festival in 2018. Featuring vocalist Amirtha Kidambi, the project is Halvorson’s first with a dedicated book of lyrics and songs. nnFilmed and recorded on May 24, 2018 for AFA Vision Festival 23 at Roulette, Brooklyn.nnSupport Arts for Art!nhttps://www.artsforart.org/supportn")
_mary-halvorson-code-girl-124-vision-festival-23-4-of-5.webp "Mary Halvorson - guitar / Amirtha Kidambi - voice / Adam O’Farrill - trumpet / Michael Formanek - bass / Tomas Fujiwara - drumsnnMary Halvorson presented one of the first performances by her band Code Girl at the Vision Festival in 2018. Featuring vocalist Amirtha Kidambi, the project is Halvorson’s first with a dedicated book of lyrics and songs. nnFilmed and recorded on May 24, 2018 for AFA Vision Festival 23 at Roulette, Brooklyn.nnSupport Arts for Art!nhttps://www.artsforart.org/supportn")
_matthew-shipp-acoustic-ensemble-124-inward-motion-124-vision-23-3-of-4.webp "Matthew Shipp - composition, conductor, piano; Michael Bisio - bass; Newman Taylor Baker - drums; Jason Kao Hwang - violin; Mat Walerian - clarinet; Nate Wooley - trumpetnPerformed on Friday, May 25, 2018 at Roulette, Brooklyn, NY, with the support of a composer commission funded by New York State Council on the Arts.nnMatthew Shipp Acoustic Ensemble Inward Motion cast the pianist in the rare role of conductor, overseeing a crack ensemble that included the bassist Michael Bisio, the drummer N")
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