¡Colores!; Photographer William Clift, Musician Pete Townshend, Opera In Parlors And Small Music Halls, Artist David Garibaldi

KNME-TV (Television station : Albuquerque, N.M.) · April 12, 2013

New Mexico photographer William Clift has spent years photographing the Benedictine Abbey Mont-Saint-Michel and Shiprock. “…they’re really something more than nature. They’re something primordial, and at the same time, utterly as if they were built by a great feeling architect." Pete Townshend shares what’s behind the act of destroying guitars and how art school helped him form one of the most influential rock bands in history (i.e. The Who). “If we’d have been four arty-farty art students who all thought like I did it would have been a complete mess." Did you know opera started in parlors and small music halls before moving to the big stages? This group, known as “Intimate Opera” performs bite-sized bits of the magnum opus. “When I sing opera, I’m getting to the heart of who I really am.” Artist David Garibaldi is not only a painter. His performance will engage you and his precise technique and musical rhythm will surprise you. “I’m just dancing with my heart to the music and with paint in my hands.”