Each One Teach One Conference
2011 Each One Teach One 3rd Music and Radio Conference
Sponsored by: New Pittsburgh Courier, Soul-Patrol.com, Arts Greenhouse, Umoja African Arts, Laptop ETC., Black Music Education Project
Kevin Amos is assembling together once again a dynamic group of folks from international, local and national levels that he has been associated with throughout his 31 years in broadcasting and the arts.
On Saturday November 19 2011, Amos will gather friends and colleagues from around the country for his third “Each One, Teach One” conference. The Each One Teach One music and radio conference will bring together incredible array of musicians, arts advocates, policymakers, technologists, media representatives and industry figures to discuss issues at the intersection of music, technology, policy and law. Your participation in these conversations are crucial. Please join us on November 19 for Pittsburgh’s one and only home grown music-tech- radio conference. This year’s conference returns to the Campus of Carnegie-Mellon University. The location is Room 103 in Margret Morrison Hall.
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Arts Greenhouse Radio Episode 1
Arts Greenhouse’s radio broadcast has finally made it’s way to the internet. Listen to all 60 minutes here, or download for your computer/ipod/android/whatever! Featuring an introduction from Nico Slate and Amos Levy, tracks from our last mixtape, participant interviews, and an incredible 30 minute freestyle session.
Arts Greenhouse Radio Episode 1 (11-15-2011)
Featured AG Production Crew Members:
Curtis
Elijah aka E-Z
Tairey
Lynnwood aka LR
Lynn
Jordan M
Jordan P
Thanks to CMU students: Anna, Chris P, Donovan, Ryan and Lisa.
AG on the Radio this Saturday
The Arts Greenhouse will be live on WRCT 88.3 FM Pittsburgh this Saturday (October 15th) from 4pm to 5pm. You can turn in online at www.wrct.org. The show will feature new music, interviews, live performances and more. Be sure to check it out!
1st Recording Session This Saturday
The Arts Greenhouse will be hitting the studio this Saturday for the first recording session of this semester. We have three songs done that we’re looking to get recorded. So far, this has been the most productive semester that we’ve ever had. I’m looking forward to seeing what great things we do in the next seven months.
One important notice: we’re going to be meeting in a different room on Saturday. There are special events going on in Margaret Morrison, and we weren’t able to book either of the lecture halls. We’ll be meeting in the College of Fine Arts Building, room 160. 160 is on the mezzanine level – one floor up from the ground floor. The College of Fine Arts Building is number 6 on this map:
