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Little Pee Dee River (S.C.) Stop 6 10

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Little Pee Dee River (S.C.) Stop 6
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Victoria Bluff gets its name due to the sharp drop down to the shoreline, where at high tide, the Colleton River slowly continues to erode away the edge. Evidence of life is found within the bluffs...
Millones de Gatos | Foreign Language Scholastic Series

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Millones de Gatos | Foreign Language Scholastic Series
This series is a collection of Scholastic "classics" reproduced in Spanish. For use with language learners in grades 1-5. Millones de Gatos by Wanda Gág This starts as a simple tale about a very...
A Time to Fight, Part 1 - Pearl Harbor | South Carolinians in WW II - Episode 1 A Time To Fight, Part 6 6

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A Time To Fight, Part 6
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At the beginning of the war, South Carolinians prepared to fight in either Europe, or the Pacific. For many, their first taste of combat would be in North Africa. In this video segment, S.C. veterans...
Prom Graduation Safety | Youth Services

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Prom Graduation Safety | Youth Services
For Educators, Parents and Students New Fads in Teen Alcohol Use with Kristy A. Stoneburner, MPH, CHES, CPP. Ms. Stoneburner is Program Coordinator for Lexington One Community Coalition (LOCC). This...
Virginia Harley | ETV Upstate

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Virginia Harley | ETV Upstate
Virginia Harley is one of the Upstate's most well known artists. She lives in Chesnee, SC and is a member of "The Foothills Artisan Center." One of her creations has even been on display at the White...
Max Bruch | A Minute with Miles The Glockenspiel | A Minute with Miles

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The Glockenspiel | A Minute with Miles
When a percussionist says, “I’m playing bells in this piece,” he means he’s playing the glockenspiel. Glocke is the German word for bell, and Glockenspiel literally means “bell-play.” The modern...
Max Bruch | A Minute with Miles The Double Bass | A Minute with Miles

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The Double Bass | A Minute with Miles
The double bass is the one member of the modern violin family whose roots are in the viola da gamba, or viol family. The next time you see a double bass, notice that its back is flat, like a viol’s...
Max Bruch | A Minute with Miles The Trumpet | A Minute with Miles

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The Trumpet | A Minute with Miles
The Trumpet is the highest pitched and most brilliant member of the brass family. Miles Hoffman discusses the history of the trumpet.
Max Bruch | A Minute with Miles The Waltz | A Minute with Miles

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The Waltz | A Minute with Miles
When the dance known as the waltz first became popular in Europe in the late 1700's and early 1800's, it was considered by many to be the ultimate in lewdness and licentiousness.
Max Bruch | A Minute with Miles The Harp | A Minute with Miles

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The Harp | A Minute with Miles
Here's a little secret: harpist don't use their pinkies even though they have 47 strings to play. In today's episode, Miles Hoffman describes how the Harp is played.
Max Bruch | A Minute with Miles Vibrato

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Vibrato
Yesterday I talked about vibrato, the technique that string players use—rocking the fingers of their left hands back and forth to create small oscillations in pitch that result in a warmer, more...
Max Bruch | A Minute with Miles Violin Family I | A Minute with Miles

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Violin Family I | A Minute with Miles
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Have you ever wondered how the violin came to play such an important role in the history of classical music? Well, it starts with singing. The invention of opera, in late 16th century Florence, marks...
Max Bruch | A Minute with Miles Vibrato

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Vibrato
When violinists play, their left hands always seem to shake. But it’s not because they’re nervous. Violinists, violists, cellists, and double bass players all use a technique called vibrato.
Max Bruch | A Minute with Miles Vibrato

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Vibrato
I’ve been talking this week about vibrato, the vibrato that string players use to warm up their sounds, and the vocal vibrato that’s the natural product of healthy singing. All vibrato consists of...
Seymour Barab | A Minute with Miles The Development of the Piano | A Minute with Miles

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The Development of the Piano | A Minute with Miles
The harpsichord, the keyboard workhorse of the Baroque period, is an instrument with a problem: varying the touch on the keys has absolutely no effect on volume or tone quality. Depress a key gently...
Max Bruch | A Minute with Miles Sarasate Plays Premiere | A Minute with Miles

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Sarasate Plays Premiere | A Minute with Miles
On January 2, 1881, the Spanish violinist Pablo de Sarasate was in Paris to play the premiere of the Violin Concerto No. 3 by Camille Saint-Saëns.
Max Bruch | A Minute with Miles Serenade | A Minute with Miles

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Serenade | A Minute with Miles
Serenade is one of those musical terms that has meant many different things at many different times. The term itself comes from the Italian sereno, which is from the Latin serenus, which means “serene...
Max Bruch | A Minute with Miles The Clarinet | A Minute with Miles

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The Clarinet | A Minute with Miles
The clarinet was the last of the principal woodwind instruments to join the orchestra. The modern clarinet evolved from earlier forms in the early 1700's—later than the modern oboe, bassoon, and flute...