Tuesday, October 20th TV listings for PBS (WNGH-DT3) Knowledge Dalton, GA
The Ariel Quartet performs Beethoven's "String Quartet No. 14 in C-sharp minor, Op. 131" inside a catacomb at Green-Wood Cemetery.
Andantes: Motown's Secret Blend
The Andantes were Motown Records' house backup singers.
Resonant Bodies Charmaine Lee
Vocalist, improvisor, compose, and noice artist Charmaine Lee presents a new work with pianist and composer Contrad Tao; they explore a variety of sonic environments, each a meditation on both the mechanical and human qualities of sound.
Resonant Bodies Jane Sheldon
Australian-American soprano Jane Sheldon premieres "Poem for a Dried Up River," which she composed using the poem of the same name by British poet Alice Oswald.
Resonant Bodies Arooj Aflab
A 30 minute improvised musical journey that blends jazz, indie rock, and Sufi minimalism.
All Arts Vault Toni Morrison
The 1978 profile of Nobel-Prize winning author Toni Morrison.
All Arts Vault Chinua Achebe
Take a peek into the archive and explore this engaging 1964 conversation with Nigerian author Chinua Achebe.
All Arts Vault Aaron Copland Part 1
Aaron Copland discusses how he composes music for film, with an example from the film The Red Pony.
All Arts Vault Aaron Copland Part 2
Aaron Copland demonstrates how he uses American folk tunes in his own work.
All Arts Vault Joseph Albers
A 1960 conversation with acclaimed artist Josef Albers, filmed at the Museum of Fine Arts Boston.
All Arts Vault Edward Hopper
Discussion with American artist Edward Hopper from 1964, filmed at the Museum of Fine Arts Boston and hosted by writer and critic Brian O'Doherty.
All Arts Vault Soul! Featuring James Baldwin & Nikki Giovanni Part 1
Then 47-year-old novelist James Baldwin is interviewed by 28-year-old poet Nikki Giovanni in a two-part presentation of WNET's Soul! Taped in London in 1971.
All Arts Vault Soul! Featuring James Baldwin & Nikki Giovanni Part 2
The conversation explores Black life in America, the struggle for racial justice and evolving gender roles.
House Seats Fire This Time Festival: Black Women In Tech, for the Dark-Skinned Movie Going
Explore the best in new theater with "Black Women in Tech" by Zachariah Ezer, "For the Dark-Skinned Movie Going People of the World" by Steve Harper and "He's the First" by Phillip Gregory Burke.
Good Little Girl, Goodnight: Theater of the Mind
Gathin and Joanna Teller move into an old fixer-upper just outside the small town of Thanatos, when a girl from down the road comes to visit.
GSUTV Special Edition The Last Atlanta Film Censor
Practicing responsible journalism; students search out stories and incidents that deserve to be seen and heard.
GSUTV - Student Showcase Gustav Tapestry Summer 2025
Gsutv Tapestery Summer 2025.
An American woman travels with a Canadian researcher, Israeli scientist and English surgeon to undergo a potentially life-saving cancer treatment in India.
GSUTV Special Edition Hills of Atlanta
Early days of the Civil Rights movement.
PBS News Hour New
Co-anchors Amna Nawaz and Geoff Bennett and correspondents offer in-depth analysis of current events.
Indie Filmmakers Lauren Walsh
Georgia Detour Lively Libations
The Set List Terri Lyne Carrington and Social Science at BRIC JazzFest
Grammy Award-winner Terri Lyne Carrington's deep-toned melodies hearten and amplify the pressing messages in Social Science's acutely relevant lyrics.
The Set List Miramar at Bric Jazzfest
Hear the sounds of traditional boleros, romantic ballads that originated in Cuba in the early 1900s.
The Set List Rudresh Mahanthappa: Indo-Pak Coalition at Bric Jazzfest
New York-based jazz alto-saxophonist and composer Rudresh Mahanthappa leads the Indo-Pak Coalition.
Contemplations From National Sawdust Origins
A look at the musical origins and wide-reaching influences national sawdust brings to its space.
Contemplations From National Sawdust Today's Lens
A few artists of contemporary music that are the foundation of national sawdust.
Artists In Residence There is No Movement Without Rhythm
All Arts Vault Toni Morrison
The 1978 profile of Nobel-Prize winning author Toni Morrison.
All Arts Vault Chinua Achebe
Take a peek into the archive and explore this engaging 1964 conversation with Nigerian author Chinua Achebe.
All Arts Vault Aaron Copland Part 1
Aaron Copland discusses how he composes music for film, with an example from the film The Red Pony.
All Arts Vault Aaron Copland Part 2
Aaron Copland demonstrates how he uses American folk tunes in his own work.
All Arts Vault Joseph Albers
A 1960 conversation with acclaimed artist Josef Albers, filmed at the Museum of Fine Arts Boston.
All Arts Vault Edward Hopper
Discussion with American artist Edward Hopper from 1964, filmed at the Museum of Fine Arts Boston and hosted by writer and critic Brian O'Doherty.