Listen for Life (LFL) is a global family of music listeners, performers, teachers, producers, and sociologists -- all working together to preserve, encourage, and develop music cultures worldwide. LFL strives to make music a language of cross-cultural communication and thus promote diversity and understanding towards a path of peace. Travels with Music is a program produced by LFL that uses video profiles of master musicians from various traditions to introduce and to celebrate the cultures that the musicians represent.
More information about the work of Listen for Life is available at
www.listenforlife.org
Selected short videos from Travels with Music Series One are available from Curriki, and all of the nearly 300 videos of the program as well as the interactive games that complement the program are at www.travelswithmusic.org
The current video assets from Travels with Music that are available for download from Curriki are in the collections listed below. The profiled musicians are not only virtuosos but are also wonderful teachers and storytellers. In educational settings the videos showcasing their work and their words are often used as resource material in the areas of Social Studies, Art, History, World Cultures, Science, Geography, Diversity Awareness, and Language Arts as well as Music. More videos are being contributed to Curriki on a regular basis.
This collection contains nearly all of the video material from the featured artist, master drummer Aziz Faye, that appears in Travels with Music.
This collection contains all of the video material from the featured artist Winnie Wong, guzheng master, that appears in Travels with Music. It also contains selected videos from two other artists, Wei Hou (flute) and Hong Wang (erhu).
This collection contains selected videos from the profiles of the artists Yuri Yunakov (saxophone) and Rumen Shopov (tambura), who play Romani, or "gypsy," music.
This collection contains selected videos featuring two artists from Chile, Rafael Manriquez (guitar) and Jacqueline Castro Ravelo (cuatro), and one from Peru, Lalo Izquierdo (donkey’s jaw).
This collection contains selected videos featuring two artists who play North Indian Hindustani music, Swapan Chaudhuri (tabla) and Alam Khan (sarode).
This collection contains selected videos featuring Midiyanto from Indonesia (Javanese gamelan) and Danongan Kalanduyan from the Philippines (kulintang).
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(Santa Barbara - United States)I currently teach middle school science and math at the Laguna Blanca school in scenic Santa Barbara. I previously taught at the American Nicaraguan School in Managua, where I developed curriculum and taught physics, conceptual physics and earth ...
Listen for Life (LFL) is a global family of music listeners, performers, teachers, producers, and sociologists -- all working together to preserve, encourage, and develop music cultures worldwide. LFL strives to make music a language of cross-cultural communication and thus promote diversity and understanding towards a path of peace. Travels with Music is a program produced by LFL that uses video profiles of master musicians from various traditions to introduce and to celebrate the cultures that the musicians represent.
More information about the work of Listen for Life is available at
www.listenforlife.org
Selected short videos from Travels with Music Series One are available from Curriki, and all of the nearly 300 videos of the program as well as the interactive games that complement the program are at www.travelswithmusic.org
The current video assets from Travels with Music that are available for download from Curriki are in the collections listed below. The profiled musicians are not only virtuosos but are also wonderful teachers and storytellers. In educational settings the videos showcasing their work and their words are often used as resource material in the areas of Social Studies, Art, History, World Cultures, Science, Geography, Diversity Awareness, and Language Arts as well as Music. More videos are being contributed to Curriki on a regular basis.
This collection contains nearly all of the video material from the featured artist, master drummer Aziz Faye, that appears in Travels with Music.
This collection contains all of the video material from the featured artist Winnie Wong, guzheng master, that appears in Travels with Music. It also contains selected videos from two other artists, Wei Hou (flute) and Hong Wang (erhu).
This collection contains selected videos from the profiles of the artists Yuri Yunakov (saxophone) and Rumen Shopov (tambura), who play Romani, or "gypsy," music.
This collection contains selected videos featuring two artists from Chile, Rafael Manriquez (guitar) and Jacqueline Castro Ravelo (cuatro), and one from Peru, Lalo Izquierdo (donkey’s jaw).
This collection contains selected videos featuring two artists who play North Indian Hindustani music, Swapan Chaudhuri (tabla) and Alam Khan (sarode).
This collection contains selected videos featuring Midiyanto from Indonesia (Javanese gamelan) and Danongan Kalanduyan from the Philippines (kulintang).
