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Film Festival reViews
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February 8, 2026
EP103 DCIFF+Forum Finds Its Focus
Over the years, I followed film festivals that not only presented excellent programming, but found ways to focus on filmmakers. DC Independent Film Festival Annual Forum makes it their mission to find ways that will help filmmakers move forward with their works. Another establishing aspect since they are in the heart of the DC community […]
February 3, 2026
DCIFF Annual Forum Hits Screens Feb. 11-16
The DC Independent Film Festival Annual Forum has announced its 2026 film lineup and program, which will run Wednesday, February 11, through Monday, February 16, at theaters throughout the nation’s capital. This year, sound and music are at the essence of DCIFF. “This year’s festival will celebrate inspiring stories and the many sights and sounds […]
September 13, 2024
Yuri’s House of Chords EP002 Kinderhook Years Part Deux
Yuri Turchyn, a pioneering spirit, left an indelible mark as a seasoned musician, accomplished recording producer, and audio engineer. His legacy as a founding member of Kinderhook Creek and Kinderhook was a big package to unwrap and discover what it was like for young, naive, upcoming musicians back in the day before the music industry took control of the business. Influenced by 1960s and '70s folk music, Buffalo Springfield and the Beach Boys, Kinderhook Creek sparked a forever following at the Jersey Shore and beyond with fiddle, original songs, and harmonies, where rivers and sweet hellos were left behind for a picture show.Episode 1, The Early Years of Kinderhook Creek, 1975, starts with insights from Jerry Kopychuk, a fellow bandmate and founding member of Kinderhook Creek, their beginnings, and in two years, make a significant impact at the Schaefer Music Festival in Central Park, which captivated a crowd of 25,000 music lovers. That was just the beginning of their journey.Episode 2, Country Music and Arrangements, with fellow Kinderhook band member Jerry Kopychuk, a conversation about the seminal days fusing genres with creative arrangements of cover tunes and the instruments involved that took the band to another level and playing sphere. With an unmatched singing voice and original songwriting, Yuri loved exploring diversity in music genres and wanted to do things that challenged him and stretched his abilities. Check out Kinderhook Acoustic this Sunday, September 15, at Middle Valley. For more information, visit the Kinderhook Facebook page.Yuri’s House of Chords (YHOC) is a journey covering Yuri Turchyn’s life’s work from the Kinderhook days to his decades of personal collections and collaborations. It makes me want to hear it all over again. Follow the first tracks, follow your heart, follow the white rabbit. For more insights and extras, subscribe to the YHOC newsletter at https://yuri-turchyn-house-of-chords.beehiiv.com/. This podcast was produced by March Hare Media https://www.marchharemedia.com and recorded at Wheatsheaf Studio Productions. Opening music and closing music credit by Yuri Turchyn. https://www.yuriturchyn.com
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