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Roberta Flack performed with all of that soulful "getting-toggetherness."
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Growing up, Roberta Flack was known as a piano prodigy who "could play anything."
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Clint Eastwood loved Roberta Flack's song "The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face."
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How Roberta Flack made "Killing Me Softly With His Song" her own.
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Artist Big Freedia reflects on the similarities between herself and Little Richard.
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Hear from director Elizabeth Coffman about the making of American Masters: Flannery.
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Tharp discovers a technical challenge that makes choreographing virtually even harder.
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Archival footage shows one of Twyla Tharp's dances in Central Park amongst the public.
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How Tharp directed her own education at Barnard College.
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Twyla Tharp's creative process is very physical.
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In 1981, Twyla Tharp commissioned David Byrne of the Talking Heads to write music for her.
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The collaboration was "lightening in a bottle," according to Tharp.
