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Indigenous Instrument Maker and Educator

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The Spiritual Dimensions of Instrument Making: A Professional Perspective - August 22, 2024
Music Instruments and Ceremonial Instruments: A Comparing the Mundane & Sacred - August 19, 2024
The Heartbeat of the Earth: Exploring the History of Drums - May 30, 2024

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