EMMY #4: Learning Through Art Wins Regional EMMY® for Sounds From The River – The Live Performance
Learning Through Art, Inc. is proud to celebrate its FOURTH Regional EMMY® Award for Sounds From The River – The Live Performance, recognized in the Entertainment – Short or Long Form Content category by the Ohio Valley Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences.
The award is a celebration of the creativity, collaboration, and passion that brought this production to life and helped share the rich musical history and cultural stories connected to America’s rivers and waterways.
Sounds From The River takes audiences on a musical journey through the people, traditions, and stories shaped by America’s waterways. Through live performance, animation, storytelling, and music, the production highlights the powerful ways rivers have connected communities and generations throughout our nation's history.
This recognition would not have been possible without the incredible team whose talent and dedication made the production what it is:
Kathy Wade – Executive Producer
Carissa Ray – Producer
Kelly Asbury – Producer
Bailey Roy – Animator
Nicholas Reece – Editor
Drew Thomas – Multicam Director
Bruce Wade – Writer & Stage Director
We are especially grateful to everyone who contributed their creativity and expertise to this project, as well as the artists, musicians, storytellers, and partners who helped bring these stories to audiences.
This is an exciting milestone for Learning Through Art, Inc. and a reminder of what can happen when art, education, storytelling, and collaboration come together!
Experience Sounds From The River
Watch the full award-winning performance and experience the music, stories, and cultures that shaped America’s waterways.
Immerse Yourself in the Story
Take the story beyond the screen with the Sounds From The River interactive curriculum. Get to know the songbook, watch the Virtual Adventure episode, investigate vocabulary, create a West African Ashiko Drum and Native American Rattle Drum, and perform your own version of the story.
