News about our musical HIDDEN

What is happening with HIDDEN: The Travel Version of HIDDEN is now booking for the Summer and Fall! This show is for schools (grades 5-12), senior centers, synagogues, churches, libraries, venues, community centers, and more. The 1st performance for school groups was in May at Gratz Theater in Melrose Park, PA, and in June at…

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David’s Online Music Classes for Grown-ups

David is offering online music classes for grown-ups, including:   Title: A Little Enlightenment Music: Music (around) 1750-1800 Description: An exploration of the period known as the Classical era of Western European concert music, including a sampling of works by Pergolesi, D. Scarlatti, Richter, Gluck, C.P.E. Bach, Haydn, J.C. Bach, Princess Anna Amalia, Marianna Martines, Joseph…

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New Video: Sid the Squid

Please check out our fun new video, made by our intern Mariah Leontopoulou-Cochran, for our new song: Sid the Squid, which we wrote for the summer library theme of “Oceans of Possibilities.”  We recorded the song with the wonderful James Coffey. Link: https://youtu.be/ghTl6glaRuI

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2 New Two of a Kind Videos!

We just put up a new video for our song Mae Jemison in honor of Black History Month.  Mae Jemison was the 1st African-American woman astronaut to go up in space.  We recently recorded the song with James Coffey of BlueVision Music, and David made this video: https://youtu.be/tYiIMJzfdxI   Jenny made…

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Two of a Kind on TV!

We are honored to be guests on “The Rusty and Jan Show” on public access TV.  This will be shown Tuesdays in October at 1:00 PM EDT, including 10/5, 10/12, 10/19 and 10/26.  The 1-hour segment features an interview with Rusty Crowell and Jan Alba, during which we perform a…

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Guest Article: Get Back to Nature and Reclaim Your Family’s Health

Image via Pexels Get Back to Nature and Reclaim Your Family’s Health Weight gain, irritability, and constant fatigue are all signs of nature-deficit disorder in kids. The cure – and the only cure – is to go outside. If your children don’t get at least 30 minutes of outdoor time…

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