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Episodes (18)
Antiques Forum 2011: The French Empire Style and Its Influence in the American South
Madeleine Deschamps, PhD, Adjunct Professor at the New York Univserity School of Continuing and Professional Studies, presents The French Empire Style and Its Influence in the American South for the 2011 Antiques Forum at the Historic New Orleans Collection.
Antiques Forum 2011: Louisiana Garden Design- Early French Influence: People-Plans-Plants-Embellishments
Neil G. Odenwald, PhD, Professor Emeritus and Former Director at the School of Landscape Architecture at Louisiana State University, presents Louisiana Garden Design- Early French Influence: People-Plans-Plants-Embellishments for the 2011 Antiques Forum at the Historic New Orleans Collection.
New Orleans History
en-usJanuary 13, 2015
Antiques Forum 2011: New Treasures at The Historic New Orleans Collection
Priscilla Lawrence, Executive Director at The Historic New Orleans Collection, presents New Treasures at The Historic New Orleans Collection for the 2011 Antiques Forum at the Historic New Orleans Collection.
New Orleans History
en-usJanuary 13, 2015
Antiques Forum 2011: From Panniers to Bustles: French Influence on the Fashion of the Gulf Coast South
John T. Magill, Curator/Historian at The Historic New Orleans Collection, presents From Panniers to Bustles: French Influence on the Fashion of the Gulf Coast South for the 2011 Antiques Forum at the Historic New Orleans Collection.
Antiques Forum 2011: Opulence and Intrigue: Odiot, Rihouët, and the Diplomatic Service of Alabama’s William Rufus King
Daniel F. Brooks, Director(retired) at the Arlington Historic House and Gardens in Birmingham, Alabama, presents Opulence and Intrigue: Odiot, Rihouët, and the Diplomatic Service of Alabama’s William Rufus King for the 2011 Antiques Forum at the Historic New Orleans Collection.
New Orleans History
en-usJanuary 13, 2015
Antiques Forum 2011: American Silver with a French Accent?
Janine Skerry, Curator of Metals, Colonial Williamsburg in Virginia, presents American Silver with a French Accent? for the 2011 Antiques Forum at the Historic New Orleans Collection.
New Orleans History
en-usJanuary 13, 2015
Antiques Forum 2011: Received from different factories in France: 19th-Century Paris Porcelain in the American South
Donna Corbin, Associate Curator European Decorative Arts Philadelphia Museum of Art, presents Received from different factories in France: 19th-Century Paris Porcelain in the American South for the 2011 Antiques Forum at the Historic New Orleans Collection.
New Orleans History
en-usJanuary 13, 2015
Antiques Forum 2011: Paris on the Bayou: The French Artistic Presence on the Gulf Coast
Graham C. Boettcher, PhD, the William Cary Hulsey Curator of American Art at the Birmingham Museum of Art in Alabama, presents Paris on the Bayou: The French Artistic Presence on the Gulf Coast for the 2011 Antiques Forum at the Historic New Orleans Collection.
Antiques Forum 2011: Cartes Très Curieuses
Jason Wiese Assistant Director, Williams Research Center at the Historic New Orleans Collection, presents Cartes Très Curieuses: French Mapmakers and the New World for the 2011 Antiques Forum at the Historic New Orleans Collection.
New Orleans History
en-usJanuary 13, 2015
Antiques Forum 2011: Among the First French
Tom Savage, Director of Museum Affairs at the Winterhur Museum presents Among the First French: The Early Huguenot Experience in the Carolina Lowcountry for the 2011 Antiques Forum at the Historic New Orleans Collection. It is followed by John H Lawrence, Director of Museum Programs at the Historic New Orleans Collection presenting Following the Trail of (French) Bread Crumbs in the Coastal South.
Bill Russell Lectures: Scenes from “Treemonisha”
Alfred E. Lemmon, Director of the Williams Research Center at the Historic New Orleans Collection introduces OperaCréole with pianists Wilfred Delphin and Samuel Liégeon and narration by Walter Harris Jr. Treemonisha is an opera composed by Scott Joplin. Recorded in 2013.
Bill Russell Lectures: Reflections of Bechet, A New Orleans Jazz Original: The Man and the Music Pt 2
John H. Lawrence, Director of Museum Programs at the Historic New Orleans Collection introduces Bruce Boyd Raeburn. Raeburn is a Curator at the Tulane University’s Hogan Jazz Archive and plays the drums. He presents Reflections of Bechet, A New Orleans Jazz Original: The Man and the Music. Recorded in 2012.
New Orleans History
en-usDecember 12, 2014
Bill Russell Lectures: Reflections of Bechet, A New Orleans Jazz Original: The Man and the Music Pt 1
John H. Lawrence, Director of Museum Programs at the Historic New Orleans Collection introduces Bruce Boyd Raeburn. Raeburn is a Curator at the Tulane University’s Hogan Jazz Archive and plays the drums. He presents Reflections of Bechet, A New Orleans Jazz Original: The Man and the Music. Recorded in 2012.
New Orleans History
en-usDecember 12, 2014
Bill Russell Lectures: Old New Orleans Blues: Bill Russell and “Fess” Manetta
John H. Lawrence, Director of Museum Programs at the Historic New Orleans Collection introduces Butch Thompson. Thompson is a Jazz pianist and clarinetist who is one of the few non-locals to play at Preservation Hall in New Orleans. He presents Old New Orleans Blues: Bill Russell and “Fess” Manetta. Recorded in 2003.
Bill Russell Lectures: Jelly Roll Morton’s Piano Music: The Known and Unknown
Alfred E. Lemmon, Director of the Williams Research Center at the Historic New Orleans Collection introduces James Dapogny. Dapogny is a performer and Professor Emeritus of Music Theory at University of Michigan. He presents Jelly Roll Morton’s Piano Music: The Known and Unknown. Recorded in 2002.
Bill Russell Lectures: Drumming New Orleans Style
Alfred E. Lemmon, Director of the Williams Research Center at the Historic New Orleans Collection introduces Barry Martyn with Bruce Boyd Raeburn. Martyn is a drummer originally from England who has ties to New Orleans. Raeburn is a Curator at the Tulane University’s Hogan Jazz Archive and plays the drums. Martyn and Raeburn present Drumming New Orleans Style. Recorded in 2001.
Bill Russell Lectures: Millennial Reflections on the Impact of Jelly Roll Morton
Alfred E. Lemmon, Director of the Williams Research Center at the Historic New Orleans Collection introduces Bill Russell. For the first annual Bill Russell lecture, Dr. Michael White, Professor of Spanish and African Music at Xavier University and historian of New Orleans jazz and performer, presents Millennial Reflections on the Impact of Jelly Roll Morton. Jelly Roll Morton (1890-1941) was a jazz pianist and composer who was born and raised in New Orleans. Recorded in 2000.