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When the weather gets warm, college quads and parks across the world become the homes to a fascinating phenomenon known as the drum circle. These communal gatherings of percussionists crop up wherever there is an open space, and are sometimes even incorporated into business retreats. Scientific evidence actually suggests that drum circles are good for the health, improving one`s physical and social skills while also relieving stress and increasing attention. Drum circle leader, writer, and musical therapist Christine Stevens leads viewers through this unique celebration of recreational drumming. Stevens covers a wide range of topics in an effort to make drummers and group facilitators feel more comfortable and confident. Lessons include basic methods for hand drums and percussion, the eight keys to successfully leading a drum circle, and facilitation options. Stevens also explores the many positive effects that the activity can have on people`s lives.
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Two idealistic folk singers take up residence at a decadent artists' colony run by a sleazy Svengali, only to revolt against his bourgeois values. Campy cult fare, with futuristic production values that wear the indelible stamp of the 1980s' New Wave.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseDual SideWidescreen - 2.35Full-Screen - 1.33Audio: Stereo Surround - EnglishAdditional Release Material: Trailers - 1. Original Theatrical Trailer
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LEARN THE MUSIC is a recipe for success straight from the mouths of the experts, namely, those who found success for themselves within the cutthroat music industry. Featuring interviews with patron saint of intelligent rap Talib Kweli, garage punk sensation The Donnas, and country music princess Jessica Andrews, the stars give the scoop on their practicing habits, as well as how they started their bands and got to where they are today. The Used struggled to fulfill their ambition, with tales of how they were pitted against bouts of homelessness and drug abuse making their story particularly poignant; Texas power pop quartet Bowling for Soup round out the bill. Audiences can also learn how to play songs from these artists, receiving instruction on bass, drum, vocals, and guitar on songs such as Sucker Punch by Bowling for Soup, There's More to Me than You by Jessica Andrews, Maybe Memories by the Used, and On the Rocks by the Donnas. Also included is an interview addressing how to become a successful DJ.
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A musical remake of the 1937 film with Edward G. Robinson. Here, a typically naive Presley stumbles out of the army and into the waiting arms of a boxing coach who molds him into a powerhouse fighter. But the King really just wants to settle down and start a family.
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This program has the special distinction of being the first interactive DVD Video disc to feature pipes and drums. The Royal Scots Dragoon Guards have been in service for over 320 years, having served from Waterloo to Bosnia, including two World Wars and South Africa and many others in between. The visual accompaniment features beautiful scenery of places such as The Palace of Holyroodhouse, Dunblane Cathedral and Edinburgh Castle.DVD Features:Region 0Keep CaseFull Frame - 1:33Audio: Stereo Hi-Fi Enhanced Surround Sound FeatureInteractive Features: Interactive Menus Individual Song AccessText/Photo Gallery: Royal Scots Dragoon Guards Biography Gallery Slide ShowDVD-Rom Features: Online Resources
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