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- Produced by
- Tika Laudun
- Lucille McDowell
- Directed by
- Tika Laudun
- Written by
- Anna Reid-Jhirad
- Narrated by
- Kelly McGillis
- Chopin's Literature Read by
- JoBeth Williams
- Photographed by
- Rex Q. Fortenberry
- Edited by
- Randy Ward
- Digital Restoration and Effects
- Steve Mitchum
- Additional Photography
- Al Godoy
- Tika Laudun
- Foley Artist
- Rex Q. Fortenberry
- Production Assistants
- Mike Abel
- Sally Budd
- Electronic Graphics
- Jodie Fontenot
- Production Secretaries
- Margie Heinze
- Marian Lefevbre
- Lucrecia Walsh
- Promotions
- Bob Neese
- Ann Lang
- Web Site Producer
- John Shortess
- LPB Interactive Staff
- Tammy Crawford
- Mike Melancon
- Erica Zimmer
- Production Manager
- Ed Landry
- Director of Educational Services
- Homer Dyess
- Executive Producer
- Clay Fourrier
- Chief Administrative Officer
- Cindy Rougeou
- President and CEO
- Beth Courtney
- Prints and Images Courtesy Of
- Betty Hertzog, Magnolia Plantation
- Bibliotheque Nationale de France, Paris
- Society of The Sacred Heart, National Archives, U.S.A.
- Ellen Shub
- Frank & Marie-Therese Wood Print Collections, Alexandria, Va.
- Historic New Orleans Collection - Williams Research Center
- Bayou Folk Museum, Cloutierville, Louisiana
- Tulane University
- Louisiana State Museum
- Missouri Historical Society
- Musee Fournaisse, Ile des Impressionnistes, Chatou
- Northwestern State University
- State Historical Society of Missouri, Columbia
- Gasconade Disaster Footage Provided By
- KETC, St. Louis, Missouri
- Locations Assistance Provided by
- Academy of The Sacred Heart
- Grand Coteau, Louisiana
- Afton Historical Society
- The Oakland House
- St. Louis, Missouri
- Colonial Dames of America
- New Orleans, Louisiana
- Lyle S. St. Amant Marine Biology Lab
- Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries
- Grand Isle, Louisiana
- Magnolia Mound Plantation
- Baton Rouge, Louisiana
- Magnolia Plantation
- Natchez, Louisiana
- Cane River Creole National Historical Park
- Natchitoches, Louisiana
- Bayou Folk Museum
- Cloutierville, Louisiana
- The Gallier House-Herman Grimma House
- New Orleans, Louisiana
- Historic Natchez on the Mississippi
- Convention and Visitors Bureau
- Office of the Sheriff
- Natchitoches Parish, Louisiana
- Jim Bailey
- The Cottage Plantation
- The Creole Cottage
- St. Genevieve, Missouri
- The Anglo-American Art Museum and
- The Hill Memorial Library
- Louisiana State University
- Louisiana Office of State Parks
- Audubon & Mansfield State Commemorative Areas
- Special Thanks to
- Jean Bardot
- American College in Paris
- Ann Chopin
- St. Louis, Missouri
- Per Seyersted
- Oslo, Norway
- Jesse Poesch
- Newcomb College
- New Orleans, Louisiana
- Pat Bacot
- Louisiana State University
- Catherine Tatge
- New York, New York
- Music Credits
- "Nocturne C Sharp Minor" (Frederick Chopin)
- performed by Nanette Olivier
- "Bamboula, Opus 2" (Louis Moreau Gottschalk)
- from the "Congo Square" CD, courtesy of
- Percussion Incorporated, 1991. Performed by Moses Hogan
- "Solitude, op. 65" and "La Savane" (Ballade Creole) from SELECTED PIANO MUSIC OF LOUIS MOREAU GOTTSCHALK, performed by Lambert Orkis
- ©1988, Smithsonian Institution. All rights reserved. Used by permission
- "Spirit Seeking Light and Beauty" (Gaelic: Dombnach Trionoid)
- performed by pianist, Willis Delony;
- vocalists, Elaine Simmons and Third Grade Music Class of
- The Academy of the Sacred Heart at Grand Coteau, Louisiana
- "Prelude No. 4 in E minor, Opus 28" (Frederick Chopin)
- performed by Willis Delony
- "Leilea Polka" (Kate Chopin)
- performed by Nanette Olivier
- Bamboula drumming from the "Congo Square" CD, courtesy of
- Percussion Incorporated, 1991.
- Drummers: Kenyatta Simon, Aaron Kufru Mouton, Luther Gray
- "Donnez Moi Pauline" (Dennis McGee & Michael Doucet)
- performed by Michael Doucet and Beausoleil
- Courtesy of ARHOOLIE RECORDS, El Cerrito, California
- Étude in G Minor (Stephen Heller)
- performed by Gina Watson of
- The Academy of the Sacred Heart at Grand Coteau, Louisiana
- "Blues Acadiens" (W. Perry - B. Carriere - M. Doucet)
- performed by Michael Doucet and Beausoleil
- Courtesy of ARHOOLIE RECORDS, El Ceritto, California
- "Grand Mamou" (PD)
- performed by Michael Doucet and Beausoleil
- Courtesy of ARHOOLIE RECORDS, El Ceritto, California
- "Nocturne No. 2 in E Flat, Opus 9" (Frederick Chopin)
- Performed by Willis Delony
© 1998
Louisiana Educational Television Authority
Funding for this program was provided in part by grants from
The Louisiana Division of the Arts
and
The National Endowment for the Humanities
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