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Ralph Rinzlersongs are "made" (or created) bylince Redhonse (Navajo),I20]Memorial ConcertMark ¡milNancy Brown(Eastern Band Cherokee),Robbinsville, North CarolinaThe Browns «ere born and raisedin the are.i around Robbinsville,known .is the Snowbird region,where Cherokee tradition andlanguage remain strong. They singold i'herokee hymns that dateto the I'lth century and earlier.with tunes that arc familiar fromother Christian churches. Whilethe singing is in Cherokee, thestyle is strongly reminiscentof the southern Appalachiansinging of the tarter Family. TheBrowns can be heard on BeautifulBeyond and have also recordedan album called /'// Fly Away:Hymns in the Cherokee Language.Comanche Hymn Singas,Lawton, OklahomaIhe Comanche Hymn Singers arefrom IVtarscv United MethodistChurch m the heart of Comanchemembers of the church, unlikethose in many other Indianchinches, where missionariestranslated common hymns fromEnglish to the local Indianlanguage. Most of the singers aremembers ot the Pewewardy familyand are related by bloi id andmarriage. They are featured on theSmithsonian Folkways recording.Beautiful Beyond ChristianHymns in Native LanguagesMaria Nauni (Comanche/Seneca), Cache, OklahomaMaria Nauni has a degree inbusiness from the Universityof ( H.lahoma and now ispursuing a master's degree inbusiness administration Sheworks as an education specialistfor the Comanche Nation'sOffice of Higher Education.In February 2004 she releaseda recording called ComancheHymns performed by Maria Nauni,w hk h was nominated in theTucson, ArizonaVmce Redhouse was born andraised in California, amemberof a family ot musicians thatincludes his brother. Larry, a jazzpianist: sisters and singers Maryand Charlotte; and brothers Tonyand Lenny, both percussionists.The family recorded a highlyacclaimed album. Í 'rban Indian,tor Canyon Records ini'>( life Every Nation. As a soloist.Vince primarily performs classicalmusic, traditional hymns, .\nc\contemporary spiritual compositionsby guitaristHe will be accompaniedMatt Mitchelli < luntry. In such churches, thesinging is congregational; after theleader sings the hrst tewwords,the whole congregation will joinin In Comanche churches, thebest traditional vocals categoryitMilwaukee's 2004 IndianSummer Musk Awards She has1 .i> tied w idely as a performer,speaker, model, and actressMark and Nancy Brownwillperform old Cherokeehymns that date from theearly 19th century.SMITHSONIAN FOLkLIFE FESTIVAL
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTIONLawrence M. Small, SecretarySheila P.Burke, Dcpmy Secretary andChieJ Operating OfficerCENTER FOR FOLKLIFEAND CULTURAL HERITAGERichard Kunn, DirectorRichard Kennedy. Deputy DirectorLoretta Cooper, Development DirectorRebecca Smerling, Assistant to theCenter Director/Special EventsAdministrationBarbara Strickland, Assistant Directorfor Finance and AdministrationMarquinta Bell. Budget AnalystClaudia Telhho.Administrative SpecialistRachelle Hardy.Management Support AssistantLinda Benner, Administrative AideEddie Mendoza, AdministrativeAssistant /Food ConcessionsRamona Dowdal.Judy Goodrich,Mann Hoyt, Renny Smith.IohiuteeisGersende Piganeau, InternSmithsonian FolkwaysRecordings /SmithsonianGlobal SoundPainel Sheehy, Curator and Directo)Anthony Seeger,Curator and Director, EmeritusD. A. Sonneborn, Assistant DirectorBetty Derbyshire, FinancialOperations A lanagerRichard Burgess,Directot oj Marketing and SalesMark Gustafson,Radio and Retail PromotionsMary Monseur, Production Manage)John Passmore, ManufacturingCoordinatorMargot Nassau, Royalties andLicensing ManagerJohn Smith, Sales andA farketing SpecialistPete Reimger, Sound ProductionSupervisorRonnie Sinipkins, Audio EngineeiToby Dodds. Technology ManagerAmy Schneter, Program AssistantKcisha Martin, Financial AssistantHelen Lindsay, Lead Customer ServiceRepresentativeLee Michael Demsey,Norman van der Sluys,Ciislomci Service RepresentativesRyan Hill, Sales RcpcsentativeLinda Claudia de Four. GregDonahue, Patrick Gelesh, SusanneGóricke, Jenna Homnch-Micocci.Joanna Kelly. David Linaburg, [ulieLipson, Gregory Morrison, MaxNewman, Bradley Pearson, JamesPotter, Alexander Riedel, AndrewRitchey. Jessica Schwartz. ]ana Seidl,Laura Smith, Benjamin Teitelbaum,Caleb Ward. luteinsRalph Rinzler FolklifeArchives and CollectionsJeffrey Place. ArchivistStephanie Smith, Assistant ArchivistBob Earle, Julian Foley, KennethKraszewski, Maya Lerman,Meaghan McCarthy, MariaRobinson, InternsCultural Heritage PolicyJames Early, DirectorI cvl.i Strotkamp, InternCultural Researchand Education( )livia Cadaval, ChairThomas Vennum, Jr.,Senior Ethnomusicologist V.iuei itusBetty 1- Belanus, Olivia Cadaval,Nun v Groce, Majorie Hunt, I )ianaBand N'Diaye, Frank Proschan,Peter Seitel, Cynthia Vidaurri,Curators, Folklorists, Education &Cultural SpecialistsCarla Borden, Program /PublicationsManagerJohnW. Franklin, Program Manage!Manelle Beach, Emily BrostofF,Courtney Lutterman, luteinsFolklife Advisory CouncilKurt Dewhurst (chair), Judy Mitoma(vice-chair),Michael Doucet,Anthony Gittens, John Herzog(ex-qfficio) ,Barbara Kirshenblatt-Gimblett, Debora Kodish, EnriqueLamadrid. Worth Long, LibbyO'Connell.J. Scott Raecker,Robert Santelh, Ricardo TrnnillosFolkways Advisory CouncilMichael Asch (chair), Phyllis Barney,Hall Cannon, Don DeVito, EllaJenkins, Anthony Seeger (ex-qfficio),Lied SilberResearch AssociatesRobert Albro, Gen Benoit. Pati it kDelatour, Kip Lornell, MaraMayor, Joan Nathan, Sam AugSam, Preston Scott, Chucho Valdez,Patrick Vilaire, Nilda VillaltaRockefeller HumanitiesFellows (2004-05)Robert Albro, lane Anderson,1 esley Fordred-Green, ChristinaKreps.Tong Lam, Lillian Manzor,Marya McQuirter. Sua ReddySMITHSONIANFOLKLIFE FESTIVAL1 )iana Parker, Festival DirectorNatalie Hisczak,Rebekah Plueckhahn,Assistants to the Festival DirectorNatasha Beckman,Scott Courlander, ¡uterusParticipant SupportNajat Dawaji, Participant CoordinatorMarsha Michel, Ahza Schiff.Participant AssistantsJudy Luis Watson, Social CoordinatorJocelyn Frank, Transportation CoordinatorLauren Kritzer, AssistantTransportation CoordinatorAlicia Mittleman, InternCarolyn Dunn, Participant HospitalityLead I blunreeiTechnical SupportRobert Schneider, Technical DirectorTun Manning,Associate Technical Directo)Rebecca Berlin.Assistant Technical DirectorCharles Andrew Marcus, ElectricianRay Reed, Pipe FitteiEric Hammons, Anthony Milby,CarpentersRobert Brox, John Bullock,Kendra Denny, Ralph Derbyshire.Bruce Hall, |oshua Herndon,Terry Meniefteld, Manuel Mijando,SMITHSONIAN FOLKLIFE FESTIVAL STAFF
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