Tavis Smiley Reports
Dudamel: Conducting a Life (#104)
An extraordinary look into the life and artistry of the L.A. Philharmonic's charismatic conductor. [56 minutes]
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Tavis Smiley | Dudamel: Conducting a Life | PBS (#104)
Full Program: This special report offers a look into the world of star conductor Gustavo Dudamel. 54:35
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Tavis Smiley | What does a conductor do? | PBS (#104)
What does a conductor do? Conversation with Chris, L.A. Phil orchestra member. 02:03
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Tavis Smiley Reports | Web Exclusive - Gustavo... (#104)
Gustavo Dudamel talks to Tavis about music as a right. 00:33
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Tavis Smiley | Conversation with Gustavo... (#104)
Conversation with Gustavo Dudamel 03:35
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Tavis Smiley Reports | Video Blog | PBS (#104)
Tavis talks about the Tavis Smiley Report: "Dudamel: Conducting A Life" 04:22
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