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Now on New Hampshire Outlook: A 9-year old pianist who plays Bach, Beethoven and now Bassey. Also ahead: |
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Remembering the man who created "The Revels"-- a seasonal celebration of the solstice. Then later: |
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NH's own guitar man. Meet a Stratham man who makes musical instruments by hand in our Making it in New Hampshire report. |
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Hello. I'm Beth Carroll. Welcome to New Hampshire Outlook. What does a parent do when their 6-year old son starts pounding out classical music on the family piano? Encourage him, of course. But sometimes it's not that simple. In Mont Vernon there's a young musician, who's been playing the piano since he was 4, and loves to perform Beethoven, Bach and Mozart. His parents are delighted - the problem is finding teachers who can keep up with him. Outlook's Phil Vaughn visited the family at their home to hear the music -- and how the 9=year old prodigy is learning to become better. |
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That was Michael's young brother Andrew playing a polka duet with him. Todd and LaVon say they want their boys to keep playing music as a hobby -- while persuing other interests. Should it work out, perhaps someday Michael's piano playing will become more serious. |
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The creator of one of the most memorable music and theatrical celebrations called "The Revels" passed away in 2005. John Langstaff and his daughter Carol are credited with spreading the seasonal solstice celebration throughout the United States. "Revels North" began in Hanover in 19-74. The community-based productions continue to this day. We have visited with "Revels North" in years past. Outlook's Richard Ager brings us this appreciation of Langstaff's legacy. |
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Since it all began in 19-71, more than a million people have seen and participated in The Revels. |
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Chris Stambaugh has been handcrafting guitars for 10 years in the New England area. He started in high school as a hobby and turned it into a career. Each instrument is entirely designed and built by Stambaugh in his Stratham shop. In this Making it in New Hampshire report, Outlook's Rebecca Reilly and Steve Giordani introduce us to Stambaugh Musical Designs. |
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Stambaugh says because he can get all his wood locally he's actually able to charge less for his guitars than most custom designers. |
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That concludes this edition of New Hampshire Outlook. Thanks for watching. I'm Beth Carroll. I'll see you next time. |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 12/23/05 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 8:40 minutes Now on New Hampshire Outlook: A 9-year old pianist who plays Bach, Beethoven and now, Count Bassey. Also ahead: Remembering the man who created "The Revels"-- a seasonal celebration of the solstice. Then later: NH's own guitar man. Meet a Stratham man who makes musical instruments by hand in our Making it in New Hampshire report. Hello. I'm Beth Carroll. Welcome to New Hampshire Outlook. What does a parent do when their 6-year old son starts pounding out classical music on the family piano? Encourage him, of course. But sometimes it's not that simple. In Mont Vernon there's a young musician, who's been playing the piano since he was 4, and loves to perform Beethoven, Bach and Mozart. His parents are delighted - the problem is finding teachers who can keep up with him. Outlook's Phil Vaughn visited the family at their home to hear the music -- and how the 9-year old prodigy is learning to become better. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Phil Vaughn NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: LaVon & Todd LeGrand\Michael's Parents, Michael LeGrand\9-year-old pianist, Todd LeGrand\Michael's Father, LaVon LeGrand\Michael's Mother, Stephen Guerra\Michael's Instructor |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 12/23/05 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 8:40 minutes Now on New Hampshire Outlook: A 9-year old pianist who plays Bach, Beethoven and now, Count Bassey. Also ahead: Remembering the man who created "The Revels"-- a seasonal celebration of the solstice. Then later: NH's own guitar man. Meet a Stratham man who makes musical instruments by hand in our Making it in New Hampshire report. Hello. I'm Beth Carroll. Welcome to New Hampshire Outlook. What does a parent do when their 6-year old son starts pounding out classical music on the family piano? Encourage him, of course. But sometimes it's not that simple. In Mont Vernon there's a young musician, who's been playing the piano since he was 4, and loves to perform Beethoven, Bach and Mozart. His parents are delighted - the problem is finding teachers who can keep up with him. Outlook's Phil Vaughn visited the family at their home to hear the music -- and how the 9-year old prodigy is learning to become better. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Phil Vaughn NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: LaVon & Todd LeGrand\Michael's Parents, Michael LeGrand\9-year-old pianist, Todd LeGrand\Michael's Father, LaVon LeGrand\Michael's Mother, Stephen Guerra\Michael's Instructor |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 12/23/05 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 8:40 minutes Now on New Hampshire Outlook: A 9-year old pianist who plays Bach, Beethoven and now, Count Bassey. Also ahead: Remembering the man who created "The Revels"-- a seasonal celebration of the solstice. Then later: NH's own guitar man. Meet a Stratham man who makes musical instruments by hand in our Making it in New Hampshire report. Hello. I'm Beth Carroll. Welcome to New Hampshire Outlook. What does a parent do when their 6-year old son starts pounding out classical music on the family piano? Encourage him, of course. But sometimes it's not that simple. In Mont Vernon there's a young musician, who's been playing the piano since he was 4, and loves to perform Beethoven, Bach and Mozart. His parents are delighted - the problem is finding teachers who can keep up with him. Outlook's Phil Vaughn visited the family at their home to hear the music -- and how the 9-year old prodigy is learning to become better. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Phil Vaughn NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: LaVon & Todd LeGrand\Michael's Parents, Michael LeGrand\9-year-old pianist, Todd LeGrand\Michael's Father, LaVon LeGrand\Michael's Mother, Stephen Guerra\Michael's Instructor |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 12/23/05 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 8:00 minutes Now on New Hampshire Outlook: A 9-year old pianist who plays Bach, Beethoven and now, Count Bassey. Also ahead: Remembering the man who created "The Revels"-- a seasonal celebration of the solstice. Then later: NH's own guitar man. Meet a Stratham man who makes musical instruments by hand in our Making it in New Hampshire report. The creator of one of the most memorable music and theatrical celebrations called "The Revels" passed away in 2005. John Langstaff and his daughter Carol are credited with spreading the seasonal solstice celebration throughout the United States. "Revels North" began in Hanover in 1974. The community-based productions continue to this day. We have visited with "Revels North" in years past. Outlook's Richard Ager brings us this appreciation of Langstaff's legacy. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Richard Ager NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Patsy Niles\Co-director, David Gay\Music Director, Ridge Satterthwaite\Adult Chorus, Joe Sheldon\Audience member, Krysta Frye\cast member\1999, John Langstaff\1920 - 2005 |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 12/23/05 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 8:10 minutes Now on New Hampshire Outlook: A 9-year old pianist who plays Bach, Beethoven and now, Count Bassey. Also ahead: Remembering the man who created "The Revels"-- a seasonal celebration of the solstice. Then later: NH's own guitar man. Meet a Stratham man who makes musical instruments by hand in our Making it in New Hampshire report. Chris Stambaugh has been handcrafting guitars for 10 years in the New England area. He started in high school as a hobby and turned it into a career. Each instrument is entirely designed and built by Stambaugh in his Stratham shop. In this Making it in New Hampshire report, Outlook's Rebecca Reilly and Steve Giordani introduce us to Stambaugh Musical Designs. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Rebecca Reilly and Steve Giordani NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Chris Stambaugh\Stambaugh Musical Designs |
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NEW HAMPSHIRE OUTLOOK Air Date/Time: 12/23/05 HOST: Beth Carroll Length: 8:10 minutes Now on New Hampshire Outlook: A 9-year old pianist who plays Bach, Beethoven and now, Count Bassey. Also ahead: Remembering the man who created "The Revels"-- a seasonal celebration of the solstice. Then later: NH's own guitar man. Meet a Stratham man who makes musical instruments by hand in our Making it in New Hampshire report. Chris Stambaugh has been handcrafting guitars for 10 years in the New England area. He started in high school as a hobby and turned it into a career. Each instrument is entirely designed and built by Stambaugh in his Stratham shop. In this Making it in New Hampshire report, Outlook's Rebecca Reilly and Steve Giordani introduce us to Stambaugh Musical Designs. PRODUCER/REPORTER: Rebecca Reilly and Steve Giordani NAME OF PARTICIPANTS: Chris Stambaugh\Stambaugh Musical Designs |
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