David Burns

Financials are taking a hit today on worries the euro zone will continue to weigh on the euro. Sharing perspective on the economy moving into 2012, with Tim Courtney, Burns Advisory Group and David Smith, Rockland Trust.

Move music video - featuring Flame, Forever. Genre: Rap/Hip Hop

PSA for the TV show 'The Artists Forum', produced by Amos White V for Son of IV Productions. Video by Amos White V. Music by Amos White & I AM JEN. Edited by Amos White V. AFTV Intro Edit by Kevin Ross w/Amos White V. Motion Graphics by Kevin Ross. Featuring: Shelita Birchett, Ellie Fordyce, Hue, Maritri, Elliot Torres, Marianna Beckerman Dance Company, Robert DeNiro, Hilary Swank Plus Appearances / Mentions: , David Levin, Heather Zeller, Frank Harrison, Kaz Gamble & Sisely Treasure (Cooler Kids), J. Drew Picard (AIDS Theatre Project - ATP), Lillias White, Dr. Gary Blick & Alon Marone, Miayah, Sunrise Highway, Fiona Jones & Daryl Bowling (Manhattan Theatre Source), Danny Simmons, Julie Mardin & Joe Mardin, Poet Wendy Williams, Torsten Burns, Nancy Hasty, Sandford Biggers, Mukhtar Kokash (Lower Manhattan Cultural Council - LMCC), Elisa Blount-Moorehead (Red Clay Arts), Whitfield Lovell, Ruth Jett (Senka Gallery), Warren Adams, Polygraph Lounge, Elena M. Paul (Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts), Marie Brooks (Pan-Caribbean Dance Theatre), H. Clent Bowers. For more information, log on to: www.theartistsforum.org

'Ashokan Farewell' was composed by Jay Ungar in 1982 and later used as the title theme of the 1990 PBS television miniseries, The Civil War. 'Ashokan Farewell' is a waltz in D Major which Unger said resulted from his desire to write a 'Scottish lament'. Unger himself was moved to tears by the plaintive melody. The piece typically begins with a violin solo later joined by the guitar. Before its use in the PBS Series, 'The Civil War', it was included in the album, 'Waltz of the Wind.' The musicians included Ungar and his wife, Molly Mason, who gave the tune its name. It has served as a goodnight or farewell waltz at the annual Ashokan Fiddle & Dance Camps that Ungar and Mason run at the lakefront Ashokan Field Campus of the State University of New York at New Paltz. The Civil War is a documentary film by Ken Burns about the American Civil War. PBS aired the series for five consecutive nights in September 27, 1990. At the time, some forty million viewers watched. It remains one of the most popular programs ever broadcast on PBS. , As a documentary of 11 hours, 'The Civil War' drew heavily upon more than 16,000 archival photographs, paintings, and newspaper images of the period. The narration by David McCullogh was enhanced with anecdotes and insights from historians Shelby Foote, Barbara J. Fields, Ed Bears, and Stephen B. Oates. Gifted actors provided voice characterizations: Sam Waterston as Abraham Lincoln, Jason Robards as Ulysses S. Grant, Garrison Keillor as Walt Whitman, and Morgan Freeman as Frederick Douglass. A re-mastered film was released on its twelfth anniversary of its release. Filmmaker Ken Burns heard 'Ashokan Farewell' in 1984 and 'was moved by it'. He used it in two films, most prominently 'The Civil War' and his 1985 documentary --Huey Long. But it was certainly 'The Civil War' which brought the tune national attention. It was played 25 times