Mon, 04/29/2024 - 12:00am | md79922
Today The News Cycle focuses on the arts. Krishna Sahoo investigated the removal of art rooms from the new stem building, which the district did without asking teachers. Helena Massotti Miranda reports on the underrepresentation in the art field at DHS. Shifting to music, Niamh Thomas gives us an overview on the struggles the music department is facing, while Jordan Wagner profiled the internship opportunities offered by the strings program.
Hosted by Noah Meyer. Produced by Noah Meyer. Music by Daniel Ruiz Jiminez. Packages by Krishna Sahoo, Helena Massotti Miranda, Niamh Thomas, and Jordan Wagner.
PHOTO: A mural painted near the art department wing. CREDIT: Helena Massotti Miranda
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My personal choice is to be around creative people. That of course does not only mean music, but today it does. I spent an hour with a jazz musician who is not only creative but also very articulate about his creative process. Kunwoo Hong creates music on his laptop with a program called Note Flight. He plays piano, but his true love is percussion. Kunwoo spent the hour going through his process of creating a song along with some of his finished work. Listen and marvel at how we humans thrive on creativity.
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Disaffected retreat over the popular entrance to the floated tree skeleton
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A Canadian bluegrass barn burner from Craig Korth, a track from the legendary Skip, Hop & Wobble album from Jerry Douglas, Russ Barenberg & Edgar Meyer, a banjo-mandolin duet from Alison Brown & Sierra Hull, and lots more. Come along for the ride with Rocky Outcrop. He promises he won't bite.
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Eric Clapton asks "Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad?" Well, you may not find an answer, but grab a cool beverage, light the lava lamp, and chance it.
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