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welcome to present up your program for the performing arts crescendo is a production of international artists in good afternoon ladies and gentlemen welcome to devil's recital hall always during the month of march we celebrate the celtic tradition with irish music wonderful wonderful music of many different styles it's a celtic tradition today we are very fortunate to have the wonderful musicians here from the pacific harp institute of the director allison austin has been kind enough to provide our program and our wonderful musicians
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luck welcome to preserve your program for the performing arts crescendo is a production of international artists in new york city  good afternoon and welcome to daniel's recital hall i am mark anderson the artist in residence here this year and our concert today is going to be a little bit different than our other series because we're going to feature patriotic music
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challenges the racial disparity education reform motional struggles the people in the community are generally not hurt communities of color low income and the communities have always been left we have services we provide high end professional good your production web development and design services the second phase of our education programs designed to move people from dependency on the open media foundation towards self sufficiency where they can create their own distribution channel that people need to be their own people as the media the image of what you are and what you're all about is often now first seen on a website and researching i found out a lot of open media foundation and not only were they cost effective to us they were so easy to work plus they completely understood what we were all about who we were trying to serve and how we were trying to go about that and i myself have never been involved in creating a website and now i can easily maintain that one h seen a resource center can really make the difference in being able to spend that that quality time with a loved one and then not having to be in that stressed place in that place of panic and overwhelmed and i have to do all these other things but really what i want to do is to spend time with that person my dad is somewhere in my heart so it used to be enough to be able to read and write to be able to get your voice heard and your ideas out there in society and today but it's just not enough of these tools have become so cheap and easily accessible that a lot of people are able to learn how to use them and distribute them over the web but not everyone and the open media foundation is really providing those tools to communities that wouldn't otherwise have access to that is a skill  can turn on a video camera and despite all my deficits and obstacles along warning her we get there in the end even if we're not technically perfect we do have mistakes here and there i mean we  that and we plan to do the next most of the time when you hear people say producing the show is like well it's possible anyone out there is able to do that and it just takes the first step of walking through the doors boring subject and this one looks like it's been i have holes in my brain and i'm disabled but i still have something to contribute in gives a voice to the voiceless it gives power to the powerless
know we were started from the beginning with the idea that bio diesel was a transitional fuel and people would always ask you know what's a transition to and we said walking and riding your bike because our whole culture is based around petroleum and you just think well there's no choice i don't have a choice so then when you find out about biodiesel you're like oh my gosh there this is amazing we also have chicken idea was like a normal gas station sells all this junk food and we were like no if we want to teach people how to grow their own food in the city because of what is really the issue right we try to gracie is from the gracie family back in one thousand nine hundred four gracie jujitsu became very popular in the united states since they brought it here it's become a sport and they've gotten rid of the fighting aspect didn't have made it more of a technique and now we have competition as you know it's more like wrestling or judo than there was a part of it the ground fighting part of it a lot of techniques you standing on techniques on the ground with an academies it just has become a very popular sport first school an academy to teach in addition to the cup where i also do break dancing and grew up just in love with movements so what led me to this area and opening the studio here is i live in the neighborhood i'm about six blocks away and i wanted to find something that was close to home and you find a place to where i can teach my art form training him get better myself and then also offer it to the community were community
better way to spend a sunday afternoon of being down here at the ballpark for  help to encourage that i'm on board why do you think in supporting for celebrities like yourself to give back to the community because the community has given so much to us you know we've we've grown up in communities that of pretty much raised us you know can vouch for his city and i can vouch for my city and the community has done so much for us that we have to give back to the community we have some type of influence and whether it be on adults the young children we have to use that influence positively to affect their lives in a positive manner has a lot more people out there that are not as fortunate as you are so it's always good to give back you know help people out you know because if you are that person you want someone to help you out how important is it to give back and not thank us especially to the fans they don't want to support us you know they they keep us up keep us going we have bad games you know it's always the fans in the  also back home ways from and i mean one of those kids growing up without the proper supplies the proper clothes things like that is a good start and you got to be a real strong minded person so any way we can encourage the what number one obviously richard sherman he's done a great thing given back to the community today the kids that are benefiting from this i was on the phone on a previous kids obviously we met yesterday some some wounded soldiers that are also benefiting from this charity so i'm just grateful honor today's proceeds will go to helping a hero which is a five a one c three organization that supports military personnel who have been wounded in war now the organization provides specialized homes for their specific injuries so it really is going towards a great cause we always want to lead the services know how much we care and appreciate what they do for us and they're out in we just want to give them a lot of acknowledgment these young people men and women that serve for us and you know give their lives you know i just made a call and again what they're given their lives and we're here to help them provide for them raise money because if they've got disabled from those injuries overseas they go out there and they put their lives in the line for us obviously we just celebrated our independence day and you know what more way but to get back to that everybody has a definition of what a hero is you know and we want to actually highlight who that who the heroes really or you know and for his own days and be able to do what is doing in start off the way that is starting off you know an amazing fashion you know to be able to highlight the true heroes of our society there's no better way
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harvey i make movies alongside my twin brother kevin harvey who isn't always on camera but he was for the greenspan really that movie was kind of like three guys running around in the forest with the camera you and once the actual writing of it was all said and done with it was probably about three years that it took to actually do everything but that's like having zero budget and you know over the course of probably summer and maybe a couple scenes even the following year all in and around seattle and through the state of washington even into idaho to do some filming for that kind of stuff but the visual effects were definitely a tall order and usually it was only my brother doing it that's kind of more his area but it was clear that was going to take so long that i kind of had to teach myself to do a lot of visual effects stuff well cutting to a certain point or getting to a certain point the film trying to finish it doing all your stuff and then realizing that you were growing as a filmmaker like every couple months and realizing that you want i go back and she told me and that's i told trainer earlier that coming here  watching this tonight was kind of like going to a theater to watch your like third grade dance recital in reality and so much of the change that you just through the course of doing all the special effects that in some ways i look at it now it's like the effects and most of the graphics and suffer are so far along compared to actually when we wrote the movie and we have this extremely awkward length thing because it was one of the first movies i made in seattle and it was how like thirty four minutes we're going to reinvent the whole genre like you know i was the hope that it would feel like less than that but you know nowadays i don't think i would write a movie that sits at such an awkward kind of you know it was all right for five years ago or whatever but by the time we're doing visual effects on it it's like we're looking at such old obsolete kind of footage and everything in obsolete writing obsolete production value we actually have done a lot of networking and so yeah it's kind of it's i wouldn't recommend it for people to draw a project out that long as it's kind of you know it can be a weight on your shoulders and get in the way of the
i don't know how i was worried about that myself just getting into the visual arts field and i was worried about being a part of what i heard just being looked down on or anything like that and said you know not to worry about
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we don't know exactly when the channels are going to go off but the earliest they could possibly go off is midnight tonight which is like three minutes from now so we wanted to do a little more of what did we want to do again at midnight ok three minutes so everybody this is tony does everybody know tony yes hi tony me how many years have you been doing for open media well i started the parent organization in two thousand and three so i guess that fifteen years count he's been fighting fascism for fifteen years give it up for tony tell me what you're most proud accomplishment county no that's a really good question i mean i think i think when you see different people using the resource for what you always hoped it would be used for those are always proud moments and there's just way too many of those to name but yeah but yeah a lot of the youth group members some of whom are getting up on the stage now  a lot of youth group members seeing what happened what happens to them in the changes that it makes in their life has been really inspiring certainly that testament to the work that you've done here is all the different people on stage so this is your first show i'm pretty good at this is and i had the pleasure of working here for three years it changed my life entering this community gave me so much confidence and all these beautiful people here i mean it's really just shifted what i
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performing arts crescendo is a production of international artists in new york city and seattle washington thank you for  good afternoon ladies and gentlemen welcome to daniel's recital hall i am mark anderson the artist in residence here and the program that we have planned for you today is  classical music for lovers and i'm very very pleased to announce that our first artist on the program today is one of the finest harpers in the world he plays across strong harp which is extremely difficult to play and he plays it quite beautifully but it isn't just one please welcome to daniel's recital hall thank you it's a pleasure to be here this afternoon i would like to introduce you to a piece that i learned the last time i was over in iceland this is a tune that was written by a woman named rosa guth  hundred fifty five and just to tell you a little bit about where this tune came from she fell in love with the magistrate's son and that was a reciprocal affection unfortunately because of social status reasons they were never able to be together and she ends the song by saying and i really wish that i had not seen you again just the other  harper thank you very much it was indeed beautiful our next piece of music was written by one of the great english composers sir edward elgar our he used it many times in many different way to you she's been a student of mine for some time now this particular piece of music is written for concert hard to approximate the ancient french and stream of the bundling the type thing our next piece of music is one that i put together following the pattern of some of the classical composers of years past a lot of our great classical themes actually came from barroom songs so in that tradition i've done a little engine earring of a very familiar song that well anyway you used to hear around this time of year a lot so i'll see if you a very very fine violinist and his style of writing was something that really nurtured and in case the violin and a lot of beautiful rhythms we have taken his piece of music
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