Heart & Soul
Season 5 Episode 13 | 26m 47sVideo has Closed Captions
Visit a summer camp teaching Oneida community children tribal and Indian hymnal music.
Host Angela Fitzgerald visits the Oneida Nation Arts Program’s “Music From Our Culture Camp,” which gives Oneida community children the opportunity to learn about music from the ancient past and Indian hymnals. Profiles include a Germantown metal artist, a Pepin County bass player, the owner of the Madison Radicals ultimate disc league, and a Milwaukee women’s music group.
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Heart & Soul
Season 5 Episode 13 | 26m 47sVideo has Closed Captions
Host Angela Fitzgerald visits the Oneida Nation Arts Program’s “Music From Our Culture Camp,” which gives Oneida community children the opportunity to learn about music from the ancient past and Indian hymnals. Profiles include a Germantown metal artist, a Pepin County bass player, the owner of the Madison Radicals ultimate disc league, and a Milwaukee women’s music group.
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Funding for Wisconsin Life is provided by the Wooden Nickel Fund, Mary and Lowell Peterson, A.C.V. and Mary Elston Family, Leon Price & Lily Postel, Stanley J. Cottrill Fund, UW...