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Songs of the Earth
ConcertGuestsAbout the Work
January 27 and 28, 2007 • Saturday 8:00 p.m. • Sunday 2:30 p.m. • Soreng Theater, Hult Center

With Reverence for the Earth
and All Things On It


The Eugene Concert Choir and the Eugene Youth Symphony perform Songs of the Earth, a cantata for Native American flute, drum, strings, narrator and choir, by Oregon composer Hal Eastburn. The cantata gives voice to the poetry, songs, chanting, legend, and quotations of native peoples. We also welcome guest Native American performers to share the stage.

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Featured Artists
Jan Michael
Looking Wolf

Native American Flute
Jóhonaaéi' Drum
and Dancers
with the Eugene Youth Symphony

Native American Drum and Dance
Educational Outreach Workshop

The Jóhonaaéi' Drum and Dancers, led by Navajo Indian
Chet Clarke, will provide an educational outreach workshop:

Saturday, January 27, 1 – 3 PM
Studio One, Hult Center
FREE – all ages welcome!

Jóhonaaéi' means “Sun” in the Navajo language. Chet Clarke and the Jóhonaaéi' Drum and guest dancers continue to keep treasured traditions alive. Why Native Americans sing, the reasons to dance, and the stories and songs of Native peoples will be shared. The outreach workshop will include

• Music
• Traditions and Culture
• Language
• Story Telling
• Demonstration and dance instruction including:
   Traditional and Fancy dances

The Eugene Concert Choir invites you, your children, and students to join us for this wonderful opportunity.

This Educational Outreach Program is supported by:
Cow Creek Umpqua Indian Tribal Council

Eugene Concert Choir and Eugene Vocal Arts Ensemble • Diane Retallack, Artistic and Executive Director
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