Spectrum Hawaii; Mary Pritchard/Samoan Crafts Fair, R. Mason, Ecumenical Chorale
Description:
In episode 309, Mary Pritchard explains the bark cloth art of tapa and other artists demonstrate how it is made and decorated at the Samoan Crafts Fair in Hawaii. Richard Mason, scene designer for the University of Hawaii Drama Department, explains his creative process and showcases his previous scenes. Then the Hawaii Ecumenical Chorale rehearses and performs a piece celebrating the 300th birthday of composer Sebastian Bach. Director, Eileen Lum talks about how she was introduced to music and conductor/harpsichordist, Richard Westenburg, discusses his creative process. This item is part of the Pacific Islanders section of the AAPI special collection. Spectrum is a local documentary series. Each episode of Spectrum highlights a different aspect of Hawaiian life, history, and culture.
