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KidCast For Peace 4 28 1998 Peter Rosen has put on KidCast for Peace for a number of years, gathering children over the internet from around the world, communicating ion the relatively new world of the internet. Hosted in Kahului, Maui by a cooperative local tech (Jesse Alpuro) provide, a great time was had by all.
Summary & Transcript
The video documents a vibrant, community-driven event held on Earth Day, April 22, 1998, at Cyber City Maui in Kahului, focusing on children’s creativity, technology, and global connection through the “Kidcast for Peace” initiative and the Creativity Cafe project. Hosted by Peter Rosen and Jason Schwartz, the event serves as a platform for children from Maui and across the globe to share their artwork, ideas, and visions for a better, safer, and more peaceful planet. The program integrates cutting-edge technology—including video conferencing, interactive multimedia, and digital music composition tools—with traditional Hawaiian culture and natural music instruments to foster connection, education, and artistic expression. The event highlights the fusion of art, technology, and community to empower the younger generation as leaders of tomorrow. Participants engage in interactive demonstrations, share handmade artwork, perform music, and experience natural Hawaiian instruments, culminating in a celebration of peace, aloha spirit, and cultural heritage. The video also touches on the potential of technology to democratize creativity, enabling children to publish their work and collaborate globally. Overall, the event exemplifies a multidisciplinary approach to education and global citizenship, emphasizing collaboration, cultural respect, and technological empowerment.
Highlights
- [01:29] Introduction to the Earth Day Kidcast for Peace event at Cyber City Maui, showcasing children from around the world.
- [05:16] Creativity Cafe concept unveiled: a new millennium school blending art and technology for humanity’s betterment.
- [11:00] Demonstration of digital music composition software that allows anyone to create and print sheet music without formal training.
- [15:06] Interactive video conferencing with kids worldwide sharing peace signs and messages.
- [22:00] Children present their artwork expressing themes of aloha, nature, and peace, guided by their teacher.
- [36:28] Hawaiian natural musical instruments demonstration, with children conducting and playing together.
- [48:06] Closing remarks highlighting the rapid technological changes enabling global connection and the mission to share good news through creativity.
Key Insights
- [03:08] Global Connectivity for Youth Empowerment: The Kidcast for Peace event exemplifies how emerging internet technologies of the late 1990s were harnessed to connect children worldwide, giving them a voice and a platform to collaborate on global issues like peace and environmental stewardship. This early use of video conferencing and multimedia presaged today’s digital classrooms and online communities, emphasizing inclusivity and cross-cultural dialogue.
- [05:16] Creativity Cafe as an Educational Innovation: By establishing a space where art and technology converge, Creativity Cafe reimagines education beyond traditional classrooms, focusing on experiential learning and storytelling through digital media. This approach anticipates modern STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math) education, highlighting the importance of integrating creative arts with technical skills to prepare students for future challenges.
- [11:00] Democratization of Music Creation through Technology: The digital music software demonstration shows that with the right tools, musical composition is accessible to anyone regardless of formal training. This lowers barriers to artistic expression, encouraging creativity based on intuition and passion. It also hints at the increasing role of computers in creative arts, foreshadowing digital audio workstations and home studios now common in music production.
- [15:06] Interactive Engagement Enhances Learning and Connection: The live video interaction with children globally, exchanging peace signs and messages, demonstrates how technology can foster empathy and shared purpose. It transforms passive consumption of media into active participation, strengthening community bonds and allowing children to see themselves as part of a global movement for peace.
- [22:00] Cultural Identity and Environmental Awareness through Art: Children’s artwork, rich with Hawaiian language and natural motifs like turtles, butterflies, and plants, underscores the importance of grounding global conversations in local culture and environment. This blending of cultural heritage with universal themes of peace and sustainability educates youth about their roots while connecting them to broader planetary concerns.
- [36:28] Preserving and Celebrating Indigenous Traditions Amid Technological Advances: The natural Hawaiian musical instruments segment highlights the value of maintaining cultural traditions alongside embracing new technology. This dual focus ensures that progress does not come at the cost of cultural loss, but rather that heritage and innovation coexist, enriching the educational experience and fostering respect for indigenous knowledge.
- [48:06] Vision for a Future Driven by Youth, Technology, and Positive Storytelling: The event’s conclusion emphasizes the rapid technological evolution enabling widespread global communication and creativity. By encouraging children to become content creators and publishers, it envisions a future where youth shape narratives and solutions for a healthier, peaceful world. The focus on sharing “good news” counters typical media negativity, promoting optimism and empowerment.
Extended Analysis
This video is a compelling snapshot of a pioneering multimedia event in the late 1990s that anticipated many contemporary themes in education, technology, and community-building. The organizers leverage the nascent internet and multimedia tools not just as gimmicks but as foundational elements to democratize creativity and foster global citizenship among children. The use of video conferencing to connect disparate groups of kids around a shared mission for peace and environmental responsibility is a remarkable early example of virtual collaboration. It demonstrates a forward-thinking approach to education—beyond rote learning—to include emotional intelligence, cultural exchange, and technological fluency.
The Creativity Cafe concept is particularly innovative, offering a physical and virtual space where kids can experiment with digital and traditional media, learn new technologies, and engage in storytelling. This interdisciplinary model addresses multiple learning styles and promotes inclusivity for both tech-savvy youth and those less familiar with computers.
The musical demonstration provides insight into how technology can simplify complex artistic tasks, making music composition accessible to novices. This empowerment through technology democratizes art and encourages creative confidence. Coupled with the cultural celebration of Hawaiian instruments and hula, the event balances cutting-edge tech with deep respect for tradition, serving as a model for culturally responsive education.
The children’s artwork and their explanations reveal a profound awareness of environmental issues and a heartfelt desire for peace, illustrating how creative expression can be a powerful tool for emotional and social development. The integration of Hawaiian language and symbols within their work also reinforces identity and pride, critical components for resilience and self-confidence.
Finally, the closing reflections highlight the transformative potential of global connectivity and youth engagement. By providing children with the tools and platforms to tell their own stories and propose solutions, initiatives like Kidcast for Peace and Creativity Cafe nurture the next generation of leaders who are both technologically literate and socially conscious. This event not only celebrates Earth Day but also embodies its spirit by fostering a global community dedicated to healing the planet through creativity, collaboration, and shared humanity.
In essence, the video captures a hopeful vision: a world where technology amplifies the voices of children, cultural heritage informs innovation, and creativity becomes a universal language for peace and sustainability. It is a testament to the power of community-driven efforts to reshape education and global interaction for a better future.
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down don’t let me Downy don’t let me Downy don’t let me down sty up country sty sty sty hyyy [Music] down down [Music] [Applause] Aloha this is Jason Schwarz Dream Makers Mama today we have an exciting show for you we’re going to get into the world of Peter Rosen Kid cast for peace here on Earth Day April 22nd 1998 at Cyber City Maui which is right in the heart of kahalui talking to children from all ages I guess but mostly children all over the world so please enjoy the show there’s a
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lot here that’s going to happen after the event that I’m sure you’re going to want to know about so we think it’s so simple takes a lot of work it’s a lot of work a lot of preparation people are configuring machines or gathering uh all of the elements for successful kidcast of which there are many and in fact this year um even the elements are expanding as we push the envelope of what is possible given today’s technology well we want to thank Cyber City Maui for hosting this
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location for you absolutely Cyber City Maui has been wonderful with this wonderful venue right here in the center of uh uh kahalui and we hope to uh have an ongoing relationship with them right up until we open the doors of creativity Cafe m well I look forward to uh seeing all the things that happened today thanks Jason I’ve got to get back and let you see going to let you go last minute preparations place is looking good thank you Sean we appreciate you guys there we go that looks great break away and I don’t have a car
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Venture oh you got the money okay so I’m writing him a message now saying go to the creativity Cafe website look for our hot links and there you will find a link that will lead you to the free software for this video conference so great that’s what’s happening hey here come our kids yay hello H what your hi thanks for joining us we’re here at the demonstration of the creativity Cafe this was in October of 1994 at the mon convention CER during the multimedia Expo there we were given
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600 ft of Booth space to prove in reality our concept of creating a new school for the next millennium a school where art and technology is used for the betterment of humanity and to create a venue for the storytellers of the future we have 20 people that came together 6 weeks before the show who brought in their resources with some support from manufacturers so that we can provide this demonstration for the attendees of the conference we had everything from video portraiture to a See You See Me
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video conference on the internet to interactive cdrom demonstrations and interactive theater featuring The Cyber beat brothers who would ask volunteers from the audience to come up and participate in their art form in this case what they do is they have devised a system of body sensors that trigger synthesizers so that when the body moves the music plays and here we have one of the volunteers on the left playing a little riff and the Cyber beat brother on the right is kind of waiting her out and then he raises his hand to uh just
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let her take the lead and then he puts his hand down now she’s taking the lead now he’s joining her uh by their both body movements they’re jamming together here he’s laying out again and just letting her take the lead we feature a lot of a interaction in our events we’ve been producing events since 1980 she obviously enjoyed her experience up there as most people do at the creativity Cafe it’s a fun environment for getting work done or for having fun here we’re showing people how to make
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their own CD ROMs and demonstrating the Visionary Stampede interactive educational entertainment project from one of the schools in the San Francisco area here their kids were and demonstrating the project to the public our video cast to the submarine was very very successful on the internet low bandwidth but highly amusing for people our digital painting is always wonderful people love to have their photograph taken and put on the big screen and then we manipulate it for their enjoyment our guest registry is a way for them to tell
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us their needs their wants their hopes and desires and we put them together with other people who might share their Vision or be able to help manifest what it is they’re looking to accomplish in their lives there’s a lot of con ctions that go into making this kind of Enterprise successful we’d like to have a permanent facility here in San Francisco we hope that you can move us closer to that goal and once we get a pilot project uh running here successfully we’ll duplicate it all over
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the world we’re bringing resources to the community at large for those who have computer experience and for those technophobic people that don’t what we’re trying to do here is to create a vehicle for transformation I’m showing off uh software here interacting with people on the stage and I think uh this is the best implementation of the creativity Cafe I think we’re going to do a lot of really cool things for [Music] the so it gives you a sample of what the environment we’re looking to create is
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all about it’s an ongoing place where you can come and play where you can dance where you can create your stories either with traditional Media or by making videos and then connect with other kids up all around the world who are doing similar things so we’re very lucky to be here at Cyber City Maui to help us demonstrate what we’d like to do in the future here on Maui to have a place where we can all gather and where the community can take advantage of all of these great computer resources that are
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so expensive that most people can’t hope to afford to acquire them but we hope to give them access so that they could use them at little or no cost with government and other kinds of subsidy so you can come in after school and tell your stories and connect with other kids and bu build virtual reality places and explore other parts of the world and and just connect like the adults are connecting so that’s what we’re doing here for you guys and that’s why you’re here today because we’re going to set up
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as we continue building on the success of kidcast for peace solutions for a better world and join us in creating a world that works for everyone thanks for coming around [Music] That’s all folks so everything’s automated these days now the computer caught all of those notes and if I hit any wrong ones I can go back in here and I can look at the music in many different ways I can look at the music let’s just pick one track here let’s pick um what I was doing with uh uh I don’t know let’s
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let’s pick uh this track right there see if there’s anything on it so I’ll go like this and it brings up a window and if we scroll backwards you see these bars you see the bars so these these represent the notes and if I have this turned on when I click on a note you hear it and these are the notes I can make them longer or shorter by click them and stretching them so if I were to play This Bar of music just that much sound like this but here this this program will actually write out the notes that you’ve
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played on staff music so that you can give it to a musician and they can play it so you can compose on the keyboard if you only can play by ear if you can only play by ear you can compose on on the keyboard and then you can record it on the computer the notes that you played and then you can print out the sheet music and give it to an orchestra and they can play your Symphony and you don’t have to know a thing about music all you have to know is you like what you hear wow that’s nice it’s very very exciting so when you
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marry that this is the musical side of things when you marry that to the visual 3D kinds of software then you become like a Steven Spielberg anybody know who that is yes has anybody seen Jaws or Jurassic Park or any of that well we’re going to have the software that’s going to enable you to make movies like that in a little computer just like this sitting on your desktop that exists now this technology you see right here is capable of doing that and you’ll all have access to that here on Maui if
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we’re successful in getting on the air in time to impress all of corporate America waiting and wondering where the you know what we are well we’re the kids here and on Maui we represent the future or you guys do actually get fre oh yeah well let’s see if we can get a hold of tune in you guys can talk to him where do I type just type in right there hi cre creativity Cafe are you still there can you hear us this is creativity Cafe there’s some students maybe coming in later do you know what means could somebody
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get over here and get on camera anybody doesn’t matter hi this is uh Peter at creativity Cafe Maui thanks for the peace sign we see you say what now where both um Jesse we need frame grabs on this too remember okay here let somebody get in here and give Peter a little little shoulder rub mellow him out a little bit give him a little bunny ears yeah peace symbols give me peace symbols over my ears hey guys you represent now you the whole world [Laughter] on that machine at your on okay flip it
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sideways not point it on Forest head a little sharp fing way so that his looks the best in that little screen that’s right here’s the little screen and if you have to stop for minute just to get it to be cool see if you move it too fast it can’t catch up to the what you’re doing should grow him so we can save fossil fuels and um save trees people should love each other people need to allow love to happen and allow more human contact to happen and people need to educate themselves
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okay you mean internationally don’t you yes International the global Nation the one nation the one heart global reach local touch that’s it so Gabe how do you feel uh having internet access has it made a difference in your life yeah how I have no life now your life is all about sitting in front of a computer no no do you make time to go out and do things yeah you w’t do uhhuh and do you have special times that you work on the net or is it kind of whenever you feel like it at night or whenever I feel like it usually
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at night because that’s a good time what do you do on the internet what do you use it for email and talking to people do you have a website yeah I have two websites do they have titles well no I mean yes one of them is called pictures of me and it’s just for my friends to see what to see um pictures of me I see and then another one is called programs for Windows 95 and it’s a page of links to these cool programs ones that I found very useful freear school programs to learn things from Mostly freear no it’s not
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school programs it’s oh cool programs cool programs ah I see it was it was more just for fun just to share your friends yeah and it sounds it seems like a good way to to publish something that normally I wouldn’t be able to publish you know oh well there we go so you’re really publishing things when you put them on the Internet oh yeah that kind of makes you like a newspaper or a radio station and Link it’ll link youever it gets to a link return it’ll follow the link go all the way down you
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see all our solar power that’s right fun happy Earth [Music] [Applause] [Applause] here I a a a a [Music] [Applause] thank you for coming Peter [Music] [Music] okay we are going to have now the children of Maui singing a special peace song as they make their entrance we’ll show you now outside as the kids are coming in no we won’t show you outside [Music] [Music] [Applause] [Music] High [Music] that was wonderful thank you so much everybody a round of applause we here at creativity Cafe Maui
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and as you know this is Earth Day and we’re here to give the children The Leaders of Tomorrow an opportunity to help shape the world that we’re building for them and that they will build too and that’s why we’ve invited them here today to the creativity Cafe see you see me kidcast for peace networking event which asks children all around the world to share their artwork and what their suggestions might be to help this be a happier healthier and safer Planet so we’re going to ask the kids they call
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them here on Maui one by one to come forward with some artwork that they’ve cre created and show us their feeling for how to make this a happier world and their teacher is Canela McGregor and we’d especially like to thank her for bringing this class of the Hawaiian language after school program at the Kei Youth Center to our studios here in kahalui Maui at the facility of cyber City Mal so we’re really very pleased that all you kids have come to share with us your your feelings and your art
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and if we could have the first kid come up here to the video camera you can uh you can come and share your art with all of the other kids so first person over here that’s good can you hold that up towards the camera now uh I’ll hold this um can you tell us what this is lean close to the mic H hello okay helloo say it again [Music] please and what does that mean not sure what it means do you want to say on the mic you can say please it’s artwork made from the L Hol tree okay this is artwork what is your
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name Kaya Kaya thank you Kaya we’re going to scan this later so take a step back there and we’ll see the next student and can we have your name please Gab you doing frame grabs yes okay if you hold it back and come over next to me and face it towards the door so we get lots of light okay let’s see we’re getting it there we go and can you shake it a little bit you see that the whales move this is um a diarama okay wonderful thank you Kanani next Student please okay Reuben and can you hold up
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your artwork okay let’s get a picture of Ruben’s art that turn it okay it’s the world of underwater and we have the the porpuses and the Dolphins and we have jellyfish and we have uh seahorse oh you did wonderful thank you so much for sharing your art okay thank you next Student please okay what’s your name Koo Koo okay let’s get a picture of Koo first we take your face you can look right in there that’s really good Koo oh that’s a good shot right there can you flash us a piece symbol like
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that into the camera okay hold it there let me get it let me get it okay there we go there we go okay do you have it Gabe yep I just got it okay we got that now let’s get your artwork okay here’s the art work and you have hearts and the hearts have words on them like Ohana and Aloha and AA and wa and H Aloha well I know Ohana means family and I know that AA means the Earth and I know that ha ha ala I don’t know what that means what does that mean Al aloh aloh friend friend friend hoha well all of
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our friends across the nation and the world are watching us right now share our love and our talented so are those does it say aloha yes Aloha here’s one Aloha heart got it right there hold it did you grab it Gabe yeah just grab that okay good thank you okay next Student please you did make one recommendation yes after we’re done pin pcks to the wall and then have the camera on a tripod and freeze it okay what’s your name Kyla Kyla kylani kyani okay this is kyani let’s get a picture of kyani look right here and
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give us a smile and what about a peace symbol can you give us a p symbol too okay let’s get a p symbol of Kanani okay here we go getting close getting close there he is hold your hand up a little higher that’s it that’s the one okay great K okay let’s see your picture this is called kumu La Pony did I say that right not bad for howy guy huh this is a plant look at it it’s beautiful it’s a it’s a page with some grass on bottom and some natural flowers that have been pasted up here thank you
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so much for sharing Aloha ho ho okay next student okay okay welcome what is your name come over here next to me and look right in the camera and tell us your name j this is Jessica okay Jessica can we have you do a piece symbol with your fingers with your fingers yeah and look right in here and do it okay let me back off you hold it closer to your face that P oh I got go the other way okay there it is okay you’re a happy camper I can tell okay let’s see your artwork okay we have some fishes and an
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octopus what’s so special about the octopus can anybody tell me the octopus can change its colors has anybody ever seen the octopus change its colors yeah oh it’s so special that’s my favorite thing when I swim in the Waters of Maui and stay tuned we’re going to have a demonstration of some Hawaiian instruments so um what is your name please kamalani kamalani and look right in the camera here has a big smile let me see if I got here that looks good can you hold the artwork up right next to your face can’t
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read this part okay thank you thank you for joining us we’re going to make some music together in just a minute okay can we see your art okay what do we have here julle these are butterflies what grade are you the Ed asking what grade you are what grade are you how [Music] old seven he’s seven so it’s a second grade first grade first grade okay well we got your butterflies thank you so much that’s wonderful we love the butterflies of the earth they’re the free spirits and now here’s another student what’s
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your name please um Ali hi okay this is Ali and Ali has brought a wristband to show us and it’s made out of the same material that earlier on we saw pasted up on some paper loala Lala okay what is your name please Leno lenoi thanks lenoi here look right in here and give us a nice wave to your friends out there in cyberspace oh one more time yep that’s good sh yeah give him a shakka yeah that’s it oh that’s the perfect shot right there and let’s see your artwork now and it says
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Lai Lai and it’s got Turtles all around it thank you for sharing with us okay next please oh wow look what you’ve got let’s see if we can see what he’s got this is different from all the rest look at this we’ll hold this one up this this is a bug are um oh say it closer into the microphone and what does that mean um Ina is a mobile okay thank you and what is your name Eric hi Eric well thanks we’re GNA um take a picture of you right here and then we’re going to have you step back right over to there
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in front of your teacher and we’ll take a picture of you and your teacher together there we go so that’s Eric and I’m sorry I forgot your name canel uh canel Eric and canel let’s get a nice shot how fun right there okay wonderful thank you oh look at this big tree upside down tree like upside down cake that’s right side now what’s it called laai lawaii la it’s a fern laai and what’s your name k k do we have a picture of you oh yeah that looks good maybe you could step back a little bit
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so we can see you and the whole art Frank wants to know what grade you are what grade are you first grade okay okay thank you right over here and look here at the camera and give us a big smile oh that’s good that looks good good smile maybe a shakka huh do a Shaka get up close to your face yeah that’s it let the camera settle in with the light that looks good we’ll fix it in post okay let’s see your artwork oh what is this that’s good and we got an egg an egg that’s the Eggman and that’s the
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chicken which came first the chicken or the Eggman Eggman Eggman terrific okay and let’s uh okay why don’t you sit back and what we’re going to do now is give everybody a demonstration of natural Hawaiian instruments I think that’s what we can do so um if uh canel the teacher is going to go get some of the natural artworks uh musical instruments rather and uh just for a moment let me share a natural musical instrument that I brought okay here’s a special treat now I I was graced to be able to visit
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Amsterdam this year uh because of my kid cast for Peace website and the creativity Cafe website and when I was in Europe I saw a woman who did a natural musical instrument jam with kids and the way they did it was that she had all of the kids played their instruments while she wriggled her fingers and when she made fists all of the kids would stop playing and then she wriggled her fingers again and the kids were able to make all of the noise with their instruments such as sticks batted together and Stones hit together and a
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stick on a on a serrated snail shell or a scalp snail shell so right now I’m going to show you I’m going to show you the natural instrument that I brought back from Amsterdam here it is this is a pair well maybe it’s really not a natural instrument but it sounds like this it’s made of plastic and it looks like a peir so it’s not really natural but the ancient Hawaiians they used to make natural instruments and the natural instruments were made from gourds and seeds and feathers and we’re going to
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see some of them right now okay kids what have you got [Music] there okay so here are the kids all gathered here in our studio maybe we could open this blind and get some more light I’ll do that and uh oh we made our photographer B come back thank you very much for sharing your pictures with me I really appreciated it oh hear that there’s somebody in cyberspace who loves us C okay so uh we’re now about to demonstrate the natural instruments from Hawaii and the children um have them could we hold them up above your hands
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straighten it out okay so here we are we have all the kids and uh let’s hear what the instruments sound like play them all together okay now I’m going to wle my fingers when I wle my fingers you play and when I make a fist you stop okay here we go st stop oops okay here we go pay attention I’m wiggling my fingers and the kids are their instruments and I make a fist and they stop who wants to lead the band okay you’re first everybody’s gonna get a chance so you can leave your instruments there and
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come up here and face your friends and wriggle your fingers to make them make sound both hands both hands both hands both hands and now make a f okay and make him go again okay stop them okay now you decide when to make them go and you decide when to stop them go ahead that’s great okay who do we have somebody else leave them in a song oh like to leave them in a song okay’s let’s have this girl right here okay come on up and be in front you can leave your instrument there and uh Le the band
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okay okay you get to face your friends okay now listen she’s the conductor go ahead okay so what’s happening now is she’s leading the orchestra of the kids in this room now I don’t know if there anybody else insidey the space who has the natural instruments does anybody else have natural instruments out there can you jam with us anybody in cyberspace well we don’t hear anybody so what we’re going to do is we’re going to have the kids sing a song and their teacher uh canel is going to lead the
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song so canel would you like to do that y okay let’s see if we can get a picture of them [Music] [Music] oh [Music] he [Music] well done oh oh well done oh that was terrific that was great so I know it might be asking too much but do you know any hola can anybody share some hola okay we have a special treat yeah we’re going to get to see some original Hawaiian hoola this is how the Hawaiians Unite with nature and feel peace for their Earth and peace for their planet is they they speak their
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stories they do storytelling through song and the song is called hula the dance actually is called [Music] [Applause] [Music] la [Applause] [Music] o e a o e where is the shrimp it’s right over [Music] here okay peace symbol everybody up in the air with a peace symbol okay for one last photo great okay oh that was quite wonderful everybody did so good Mah oh Mahalo Mahalo hi so when July comes you can come back here and we’ll do it some more and we’ll have more kids that you can connect
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with put this and now I’m going to come in here and open up this special thing for the computer to recognize my keyboard sounds’s happen is that there’s a recording program you know like toass set recorders record Sound and Music well this computer can record each note that I push which note it is and how long I push it down and when I release it and then it’ll play it back to me so I’m going to start a new file here okay that’s enough next go to the back go to the back next person in okay we’ll
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just play play any okay you [Music] go very good okay next we’re going to change the sound now wow my C okay go ahead play something [Music] all right excellent okay great next play some notes get it hard oh okay oh hold it we got a mistake happening here okay go ahead you know what you want [Music] you can [Music] change oil o [Music] I’m thanks guys beautiful children God are they gorgeous [Applause] [Music] had a quite a day here I’ll tell you we’ve gone from Death to birth rebirth
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death and rebirth it’s been quite amazing uh you know this technology is always somewhat difficult to get a handle on but once you get it all wired it really does facilitate a lot of joy and connection all over the world for great get it all wired you know right now the whole world is getting wired and um pretty soon the satellite networks will be in place and everybody will have the ability to be a publisher and all of these kids that you’ve seen today will be making their own websites so the
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world is a wonderful place it’s changing more rapidly than ever and we’re here just chronicling the times and hoping to give you a sense of what cyberspace can be like when kids are married with art and with technology and with their love on special days like this Earth Day so we’re so glad that you’ve been able to participate at with us and be here uh we thank akaku and Cyber City Maui and Dan con and council member colani English and so many other people without whom this broadcast and this videotape would
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not have been possible so God bless everybody thanks for joining us we’ll see you next timea from creativity Cafe this is Peter signing off for now you know we here at Mama really appreciate being part of this with you because we know that you’re a great extension of what we do you help share with the world and these kids today were a great representation of the tremendous Aloha spirit that comes from here on Maui it’s nice to share it around the world huh there’s a lot of Aloha Spirit
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not only here on Maui but in all of the kids that have joined us today and what we are discovering is that there’s a lot of good news to be told and the traditional media usually don’t cover the good news so we’re hoping that through creativity Cafe and Mama and Dream Makers foundation and all of the other people who are involved in evolutionary Adventures that we can bring you some of the good news that’s happening here on the planet we hope we can be back with you for the next Mon
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it’s in July you think the next ones July 22nd and 23rd will be broadcasting from the trade show floor of sigraph in Orlando Florida wow can can you give people the uh address on the computer so they can find it absolutely if you’d like to find us on the internet you can dial up on your web browser creativity. net that’s all you need to put in if you’d like to put the W’s in it can be www.c creativity. net and you’ll be sure to find creativity Cafe and just click on the kidcast for Piece logo and you’ll
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be able to see all of our adventures here today on this Earth Day 1998 chronicled for your Everlasting enjoyment wonderful thank you Peter it’s been a real blessing to everyone my pleasure Aloha thank you Jason you’re welcome the KY po I okay look here right in the camera okay good what is that could you say it in English only only speak they cannot speak okay well we’ll get we’ll get your translation later okay see you okay thank youah okay looking good okay thank you put it around your
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