Khan Academy
Khan Academy: Slit Gong (Atingting Kon)
In this video [2:22] Met curator Eric Kjellgren on communication in Slit Gong [Atingting kon] by the Tin Mweleun peoples of Ambrym Island in Vanuatu, mid to late 1960s. The towering slit gongs of northern Vanuatu are among the largest...
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Pbs: Indian Pride: Spirituality, Part 3
A member of the Northern Cheyenne Tribe of Montana performs traditional music through singing, flutes, and other instruments.
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Pbs Learning Media: Hamilton's America: Lin Manuel Miranda, Shakespeare, and Hip Hop
Explore the inspiration behind Lin-Manuel Miranda's hit musical Hamilton, Miranda's connection to Shakespeare, and the influence of hip hop in Miranda's storytelling in this media galley from GREAT PERFORMANCES: "Hamilton's America."...
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Pbs Learning Media: There's No Earth Without Art: The Creative Corner
Watch this video [23:15] to learn about the connections between the arts and the Earth. Make art at home using natural and recycled materials, travel the world to see some of the planet's oldest paintings (in caves!), and check out an...
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Pbs Learning Media: Zitkala Sa: Unladylike2020
Learn about Zitkala-Sa, also known as Gertrude Simmons Bonnin, a Yankton Sioux author, composer, and indigenous rights activist in this video from the Unladylike2020 series. Taken from her community at age 8 to attend a boarding school...
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Pbs Learning Media: Power Up With Self Confidence!: Girl Power!
Meet the GIRL!: Chloe-Olivia is 14 years old and is an anti-bullying advocate. She has a strong sense of self-confidence. Ever since she has been in school other students would call her names and constantly put her down. She used music...
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Eric Herman Music: The Tale of the Sun and the Moon
This is a YouTube video of the story of the sun and the moon and how they miss each other by sleeping while the other is out, but their friendship remains as they dream of each other.
NPR: National Public Radio
Npr Videos: Skunk Bear: Lonesome George (A Musical Memorial)
A touching tribute to a world-famous tortoise that couldn't find a mate. [3:44]
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African Video Clips
Several videos which show the processes of how adinkra cloth and glass beads are made. Also includes a few videos on African dance and music.
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African Video Clips
Several videos which show the processes of how adinkra cloth and glass beads are made. Also includes a few videos on African dance and music.
PBS
Pbs: Indian Pride: Culture, Traditions, and Celebrations, Part 5
Several North Dakota powwow dancers perform to the music of the Eyabay Drum and Singing Group from Red Lake Band of Chippewa Indians in Minnesota who sing a traditional song. [4:40]
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Pbs: Indian Pride: Advocacy, Part 4
Viola Brooks of the Hoopa Valley Tribe of California sings traditional music and explains her choice of instruments and jewelry. [2:45]
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Chandrakantha & David's Homepage: Daf (Indian Framedrum)
Contains information about the percussion instruments used by the American Indians.
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Pbs: Indian Pride, Education, Part 4
Listen to the former president of the Salt River Pima-Maricopa of Arizona sing a traditional song while playing guitar and play "Summertime" on the trumpet. [8:27]
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Pbs: Indian Pride, Economic Development, Part 4
The Rawhide Singers from the Blackfeet Nation of Montana offer a traditional song on drums. [2:40]
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Pbs: Indian Pride, Economic Development, Part 5
Joe Garcia, a member of the San Juan Pueblo of New Mexico, sings a traditional lullaby. [3:45]
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Pbs: Indian Pride, Heroes, Part 4
Quintanya Claw of the Navajo Nation of Arizona shares songs from a wooden flute. [5:58]
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Pbs: Indian Pride, Gaming, Part 4
A Flamenco guitarist of the San Carlos Apache of Arizona describes his work and performs several songs. [8:23]
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Pbs: Indian Pride, Health, Part 4
The Turtle Mountain Metis Fiddlers of Chippewa Indians of North Dakota perform. [5:50]
Khan Academy
Khan Academy: Cristofori, Grand Piano
Met curator Bradley Strauchen-Scherer on intuition in Bartolomeo Cristofori's Grand Piano, 1720. [2:35]
PBS
Pbs: Indian Pride: Historical Overview, Part 4
A member of the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe of North Dakota demonstrates a traditional hoop dance, accompanied by drummers and singers, that celebrates spring. [8:39]
Planet Nutshell
Planet Nutshell: Do the Penquin Shuffle
This musical animation explores beats and rhythm as six different animals, including a shuffling penguin, move to their own slow, medium, and fast songs. The animation challenges kids to make up their own beats and move like an animal.
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Harvest ***Singing History Teachers:
Educational music parodies by teachers and students. Covers history, economics, current events, science, art, music, grammar, literature, math, numbers, geometry etc.
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Gobierno De Navarra: Un Piano Gigantesco
This lesson will help you to see the similarities between music and mathematics.
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