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When Jewish and Palestinian grade schoolers meet in a ballroom dance class in Jaffa, Israel, sparks fly. Pierre Dulaine is challenged to teach not just dance but the arts of communication and teamwork.
Music has the power to overcome fear, prejudice, animosity and build understanding through a common artful purpose. Upper elementary children in NYC and Jaffa learn to dance TOGETHER, and enjoy it and each other.
A dazzling production featuring ice dancing, ballet, and synchronized underwater swimming.
The long awaited opera of Antoine de St. Exupery's classic tale with music was composed by Rachel Portman.
Composer Oliver Knussen with artist & author Maurice Sendak produce 2 fantasy operas of Sendaks children's books.
Ruby helps kids explore ways to identify, express, and move through their feelings.
A homeless musician adopts a flock of wild parrots in the hills of San Francisco. This true story about love, nature, and nurture will touch your heart, and surprise you at the end.
When renowned dancer Pierre Dulaine (Antonio Banderas) takes a teaching job in a NYC public school, he is ridiculed by the street-wise students. He begins to meld their hip-hop moves with his ballroom style and, over time, becomes their mentor.
This PBS film explores the science and emotions involved with our sense of hearing, and some of the many ways we use sound.
A musical odyssey from slave-era spirituals to contemporary rap, conducted by multi-talented "tour guide" Kerrigan Black.
Extended version of Christopher Nupen's award winning documentary about freedom, survival and the extraordinary place of music in the Nazi concentration camps.
by Kerri Lynn Nichols. Integrate “music moments” in language arts, math, science, social studies, visual arts, and wellness.
In this acclaimed BBC documentary, the wonders of European thought, philosophy, architecture, art, music and literature are explored, from the final days of Ancient Rome and the Middle Ages through the Renaissance and into contemporary times.
