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      American Music is a 1/2 hour talk show incorporating interviews, commentary, performance and story-telling. Productions are both in-studio and remote.

 

Personal/biographic stories are central to program content, hence the series motto:

"Living our stories, through Public Television."

MISSION STATEMENT

To educate, enrich and enlighten the general public through instituting and developing the American Music Educational Television Project.

Archival Video 

 

2018 Boston University Productions

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Boston University Productions, staff and crew, with D. Petito, R.K. Horton and K. Mechem

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Remote Production Studio, Boston University Productions

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Randall K.Horton and Kirke Mechem

Danielle Petito,

Co-Producer/Director, Editor

A few of our series guests

Carman Moore

Composer

CarmanMoore.com

Barbara Siesel and Keith Torgan

Children's Music Specialists

Greengolly.com

Pastor Chantel Wright

choral / choir director,

youth leader, radio personality

wlib.com/chantelwright

Arturo O'Farrill

Grammy Award-winning

Latin Jazz Orchesra leader

ArturoOfarrill.com

Sunny Knable

Composer, Pianist

SunnyKnablecomposer.com

Margot Leverett

Klezmer/Bluegrass Music

Klezmermountainboys.com

            Current American Music programs (New York City/Boston) originated as co-productions of the Department of Television and Radio at Brooklyn College/CUNY; PBS member-station KRCB TV/Northern California Public Media, Rohnert Park, California; and Rakeiho Musical Offerings, Inc., a not-for-profit, 501 (c) (3) educational corporation ("the Corporation"). 

            The Corporation is solely responsible for all programmatic content of the American Music Educational Project and its related American Music TV series. The Corporation is founded and directed by R.K. Horton and is based and authorized to conduct educational/non-profit business transactions in the City and State of New York. The American Music series is the direct outgrowth of educational mentoring to its creator, R.K. Horton, from Brooklyn College Television Department faculty, and from officers of KRCB TV. The series is presented under the auspices of the H. Wiley Hitchcock Institutes for Studies in American Music at Brooklyn College.

The American Music Educational Television Project is a division of Rakeiho Musical Offerings, Inc. 

 

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