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How they are made and the history of pan drums.

Shaping Music Education from a Global Perspective by Huib Schippers.

Meet the innovators Fender, Hammond, Steinway, Moog, Conn, Zildjian, Ludwig, .F. Martin and more.

This compelling visual and narrative work explores the roots and evolution of all genres, periods, instruments, composers, and performers of Western music and music from around the world

A Symphony of the Human Spirit.  Award-winning documentary of a Paraguayan village built on a landfill, and the man who built instruments from the garbage and began The Recycled Orchestra.

The American Boy choir made a trip to Terezin Concentration Camp to learn about a work they perform using texts from the children in the camp. 20 years later they return and are reunited with the survivors they met earlier.

Based on the inspiring true story of a Chinese peasant who beats the odds to become a world renowned ballet dancer. 

The riveting story of the Israeli Philharmonic Orchestra during the time of Hitler.

Pianist Lang Lang in solo, chamber and orchestral performance of Chinese classics, with behind-the-scenes footage and interviews.

When the time came for revolt to gain independence from the weight of the Iron Curtain, song became the Estonians' vehicle for free speech, uniting them in a soaring and daring anthem of independence. Inspiring, gripping, and true.

A stirring, live gospel performance by 60 exuberant children that benefited childhoood victims of AIDS in Africa.

Extended version of Christopher Nupen's award winning documentary about freedom, survival and the extraordinary place of music in the Nazi concentration camps. 

Kurt Gerron, German war hero and well-loved Jewish actor, singer and director in the 1930's was sent to Terezin camp and forced to direct a propaganda film for his Nazi captors.  Also see the story behind Terezin camp.

40 Fun Warm-ups Using Songs from 20 Countries by Lynn M. Brinckmeyer

Listen along the chart with the CD

Music by George Kleinsinger, wonderful animation, and the vocal talents of Dick Van Dyke and Pearl Bailey.

by Paul Tripp and iIllustrated by Henry Cole, with the classic recording by George Kleinsinger.