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The Basics Part one (the Basics) of this history is an overview of Christian rock. It seeks to give it a definition, along with some of its turbulent background. If it doesn't answer the questions, it should, at least, address them. christian • rock • music • objections • history
Book Review: Afternoon Tea Serenade by Sharon O'Connor Interested in hosting an Afternoon Tea? Buy this book and it will explain the history, how to make the perfect cup of tea and offer some recipes! cookbook • book • review • afternoon • tea
Recorder Resources I'm sure you have some of your own reasons for teaching recorders, and I'd sure like to hear from you about those reasons. We improve and refine our thought processes and our teaching skills by sharing our experiences, our strengths and weaknesses and what we hope to accomplish over time. recorders • classroom • lessons • music • resources
American Bandstand: The Beginning of Teen Music on TV and Dick Clark's Claim to Fame A history of this popular teen music show and how it shaped the music industry and teen culture in the 1960s. american bandstand beginning of teen music tv • dick clark's claim to fame • history of popular teen music show shaped music in • american bandstand longest running series on abc n • dick clark rock and roll hall of fame 1993
Support the Arts! The ARTSEDGE web site offered through the Kennedy Center is truly a "site" to behold! Like any grand library, it could take days to experience. This site offers loads of invaluable information. From the front page through out, this web site aims to please! artsedge • kennedy center • teacher resources • music lessons • history
Teaching Science, Art with Music Music provides some amazing multidisciplinary educational opportunities. How song lyrics, melody and musical structure can be used to improve retention in other subjects. lessons of music • music appreciation • music and science • music and math • music and history
The Ladies Musical Club of Seattle During the early 1900s, women's music clubs proliferated across the United States. In the Pacific Northwest, women established the Seattle Ladies Musical Club in 1891. women's music clubs • ladies musical club of seattle • seattle music organizations • mary carr moore and narcissa • women's history and the pacific northwest
Yo Yo Ma on the Silk Road The Chinese-American cellist Yo Yo Ma celebrates cultural differences by playing the music of Islam in China. yo yo ma • silk road project • silk road ensemble • modern cellists • chinese-american musicians
TALES...TEXAS ARTISTS SERIES The conclusion of an interview with Terry Lickona and Pat Cosgrove of "Austin City Limits" (featuring a photographic essay) texas culture • texas music • "austin city limits" • klru-tv • pbs
Scott Hightower The casual reader in a bookstore might pick up Scott Hightower’s Part of the Bargain and think, “Huh, Brokeback poetry.” That would be a gross misunderstanding. scott hightower • part of the bargain • copper canyon press • hayden carruth award • gay
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Fianna Should Be Everyone's First Stop A quick tour of the Website Fianna and everything that their site covers. This needs to be your first site to visit on your Irish Ancestry search. irish • genealogy • ireland
Let Freedom Sing!: Get Your Rights, Jack In February, 1964, freedom workers were picketing Leb's restaurant in Atlanta. Thousands of passers-by, diners-out, and spectators crowded the four corners of the intersection. Demonstrators lined the two sides of the street. Suddenly an old man dressed in the red-piped, white satin robes of a Klan Cyclops limped through the narrow aisle of the sidewalk between restaurant and curb, leading a line of white-sheeted followers and a half dozen shirt-sleeved boys and men. rights • demonstrations • slaves • history • music
The Modern Era versus Past Charms A growing sector of people seem to be turning to past eras in preference to modern culture. How might Critical Theory explain what people seek in the charms of the past? the frankfurt school • critical theory • anti-modernity • vintage • past charms
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"A Renaissance Childhood" Learn more about childhood and family life during the Renaissance, and how you might have met "Mr. or Mrs. Right" in the 15th century Italy. renaissance • renaissance childhood • history of childhood • renaissance education • renaissance family and home life
Reasons to Learn Norwegian With Spanish, French, and German taking a strong lead in foreign language popularity, I find myself increasingly in a position of advocacy when it comes to the Norwegian language. As a less commonly taught language (LCTL), Norwegian is usually not the first thing that comes to mind when people are looking to enrich their linguistic repertoire. Students typically look for languages which they feel will be useful to them in the professional world and which they can share with a large number of potential speakers. reasons to learn norwegian • foreign language learning • second language acquisition • heritage languages • genealogy
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Why Disco (And Not House) John England of house2000@egroups.com, writes this very interesting article on house music. It's worth your time for great reading.
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Faith, The Low Income Church, and Personal Mastery of Life This article points out that congregation programming can and should build personal mastery of life. Many religions of the world focus on personal mastery as primary. However, Christianity has normally showed personal mastery as secondary to salvation. Recovery of personal mastery of life as a normal portion of program is a tool valuable to the community. personal mastery • christianity • salvation • congregation • rural
Jennifer Armstrong: Award Winning Author interview and profile of award-winning author Jennifer Armstrong and her books interview • profile • jennifer armstrong • awards • orbis pictus award
Personal Mastery of Life Personal Mastery of Life is realized only by searching deep within ourselves, our Creator, and our community. It brings together a wide variety of knowledge, skills, emotions and relationships. Some persons of history have achieved great mastery of this life. These have included Jesus, Ghandhi, Thomas of Assissi, Mother Teresa. jesus • church • rural • rural church • economics
Music Zines for the 21st Century Profiles of non-mainstream and independent music magazines, including Aquatulle, Blue Divide, The Big Takeover, Devil In The Woods, Giant Robot, Instant, Puncture and Rockpile. music • zine • magazine • review • aquatulle
Classic Rock Revisited- An Interview With Jeb Wright Classic Rock Revisited is a great resource for all fans of real hard rock from the '60s to the present. Here is an interview I conducted via e-mail with the site's founder, Jeb Wright. hard rock • websites • guitar • vocals • ted nugent
TALES...TEXAS ARTISTS SERIES Part I of a TEXAS ARTISTS SERIES interview with "Austin City Limits" executive producer Terry Lickona and publicist Pat Cosgrove. texas culture • texas artists • "austin city limits" • pbs • klru-tv |
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