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Music and Dance: Proud to be Métis Barcode: 252259000114 Format: CD Price: $10.00 Grade Level: All Ages Year of the Métis Tribute Lyrics by Clint Buehler, Andrea Menard, Donny Parenteau, and Karon Shmon Music by Dennis Charney Traditional Lyrics by Clint Buehler, Music by Dennis Charney This Proud to be Métis compilation includes the original Proud to be Métis song as well as a new shorter version written as a Year of the Métis tribute and masterfully sung by Andrea Menard and Donny Parenteau, complete with instrumental versions for those who want to sing it themselves. The original has earned its place as the traditional version and is accepted as the Métis National Anthem. It was composed in the Seventies by Clint Buehler and Dennis Charney. The shorter tribute was written during the 2009 National Aboriginal Day celebrations at Batoche National Historic Site by the collaborative team of Clint Buehler, Andrea Menard, Donny Parenteau, and Karon Shmon. It celebrates our proud past and bright future. It is being released in 2010, the Year of the Métis and the 125th Anniversary of the North West Resistance, as a tribute to our ancestors, to whom we owe an immeasurable amount of gratitude. Because of their strength and commitment, we are proud to be Métis. Music and Dance 18
Steps in Time II: Métis Dance & Instruction— Featuring “The Métis Thunder” Dancers Barcode: 2522590001133 Jeanne Pelletier’s Steps in Time II teaches people of all ages the "Red River Jig"’s intricate steps, and square dancing moves and Choreographer: Jeanne Pelletier holds, as well as two square dances, the "Quadrille" and "la danse “The Métis Thunder” Dancers: du crochet." Jeannine A conversation Pelletier-Banin, with Jeanne outlines Paul her Banin, history as a dance instructor and caller, and why dance is important. Also Kim Kovacs, Wilfred Burton, included Erin on this Kramer, DVD is the Russ original Fayant, Steps in Time Michael from 1989, Racette, which Derek Racette, Megan teaches Shiplack, dancers and the Nicole "Duck Dance," Morrow some basic Métis dance steps, fancy jig steps, and the "Rabbit Dance." Music: Brian Sklar, Joe Schultz, Wayne Kuntz, and Garry Lepine Credits: Producer/Director: Don List, Birdsong Communications Format: DVD, Approximately 70 minutes Price: $25.00 Grade Level: All Ages Choreographer, Jeanne Pelletier "The Métis Thunder" Dancers—Jeannine Pelletier-Banin, Paul Banin, Kim Kovacs, Wilfred Burton, Erin Kramer, Russ Fayant, Michael Racette, Derek Racette, Megan Shiplack, and Nicole Morrow Wardrobe Designer, Jeanne Pelletier Producer/Director, Don List Camera Operator, Terry Sinnett Production Assistant, Robert Craig Jeanne Pelletier’s Steps Editor/DVD in Time Authoring, II instructs Kyle Benderpeople of all ages the intricate Narrators, Jeannine Pelletier-Banin, and Wilfred Burton steps of the “Red River Music, Jig”, Brian and Sklar, square Joe Schultz, dancing Wayne Kuntz, moves and and Garry Lepine holds. It includes Casino Regina—Technical Services Manager - Edgar Matysio, Lighting - three reels of the “Quadrille” and “la danse du crochet.” A conversation with Bruce Dumba, Audio - Bob Cummins, Theatre Manager - Dana Slawson Jeanne outlines her history Cover Design, as a David dance Morininstructor and caller, and why dance is important. Also included ©2008 on Gabriel this DVD Dumont is Institute the original Steps in Time from 1989, which teaches dancers Total the Time: “Duck Approx: Dance,” 70 minutesome basic Métis dance steps, MADE IN CANADA fancy jig steps, and the “Rabbit Dance.” Jeanne Pelletier was born in 1940 at Crooked Lake, Saskatchewan, a Métis community. In 1980, she formed a successful dance group for at-risk youth. In 1989, Steps in Time was created in partnership with the Gabriel Dumont Institute to complement the Métis dance curriculum she developed for Saskatchewan Education. She was honoured with the title “Mrs. Batoche” for her successful efforts to instill cultural pride in young Métis in 1987. In 2005, she was awarded the “Commemorative Medal” for Saskatchewan’s Centennial. Jeanne taught Métis dance in Regina for the Saskatchewan Urban Native Teacher Education Program and the Eastview Community Centre. Gabriel Dumont Institute 2—604 22nd Street West Saskatoon, SK S7M 5W1 www.gdins.org www.metismuseum.ca Steps in Time II: Métis Dance & Instruction / Featuring “The Métis Thunder” Dancers Steps in Time II: Métis Dance & Instruction Featuring “The Métis Thunder” Dancers 19 Music and Dance
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