West Coast Songwriters is a collaboration between the Midpen Media Center and West Coast Songwriters. The Show is recorded each month on the 2nd Monday starting at 7:30 PM for future air. The program features 10 WCS artists performing all original music. Industry judges give feedback on-air and choose a best song and a best Read More…
Seven new holiday music programs from producer Ken Allen, taped at the Creche Exhibit 2016. Click here for the link to the schedule for Ken’s past productions.
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The African American Composer Initiative (AACI), founded by a group of classical and jazz Bay Area musicians, is dedicated to performing the rich bounty of music by African American Composers, commissioning new works, and sharing this music in local concerts. Committed to the musical life of East Palo Alto and surrounding communities, the musicians present Read More…
Studio 32: Where we present local and national entertainers performing Blues, Rock, Classical, Latin, Pop, Rhythm & Blues and Urban Music.
High School teens show off their musical and artistic talents in this showcase produced by Media Center youth.
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Watch unique performing artists tell their stories through poetry, music, and song – including spoken word, drumming, and gospel. Performers range from teen agers to grandparents. If you are interested in becoming a guest performer contact alma.love@att.net
Classical Indian music featuring: Gopal Ravindran – Violin, Ajay Gopi – Mridangam
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From the intimacy of a chamber music performance at the St. Michael Trio 9th Anniversary Gala to an exhilarating video travel diary featuring adventurers sharing photographs and experiences of their Antarctic Odyssey, prolific local video producer Ken Allen presents something for everyone to enjoy.
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A talk show, hosted by San Francisco filmmaker and Documentary photographer Audrey Ray Daniel, based on cultivating peoples understanding of each other locally and globally through the discussion of ideas, performance, art, literature, music, dance, language and experience.
Rivka Amado, and the “Blue Hills” musical ensemble, perform an entrancing collection of traditional Sephardic (Ladino) songs. Sephardic music has its roots in the lyrical traditions of Jewish communities in medieval Spain. Since then, the music has picked up influences from Morocco, Argentina, Turkey, Greece, and other places that Spanish Jews settled after their expulsion Read More…