www.myspace.com/windnfire1

Their work has been featured on the Public Radio International show Echoes and its live Living Room Concerts, hosted by John Diliberto. Their music has been featured on 2 previously released CDs by Autumn's Child entitled In Performance and Progressive World.

Their new duo CD Wind & Fire was out in April 2009 for their Spring, Summer & Fall tour of the USA.

Most recently, Mark was a nominee for the Indian Summer Music Award in the Native Spirit category at the 2009 Indian Summer Festival in Milwaukee.

To find out more about Mark Holland, please visit http://www.autumnschild.com.

To find out more about N. Scott Robinson, please visit http://www.nscottrobinson.com.

Each flute I make is performance quality, the tuning is right, the tone is beautiful, and the flutes are very playable. I use only excellent quality aromatic red cedar finely finished and detailed. This has been my art and profession for decades. I have stayed in business by treating people right. 

You should make a web search on both Coyote Oldman and on my name: Michael Graham Allen. You will find that I am well established in the world of Native American style Flutes and music. 

www.dockgreensilverhawk.com

www.silverhawkflutegathering.com

Dock is of Creek and Cherokee blood and three months after leaving the hospital his wife Cindy took him to his first Indian powwow to learn more about his heritage. There the Lord led him to the Native American flute. A year later he began using the flute in the same hospital as a chaplain and uses the medicine of the flute and power of prayer in the Intensive Care Unit and Cardiac Critical Care Unit at Tampa General Hospital. Today Silverhawk is considered a pioneer of using the flute in this manner and is requested at other hospitals as well as TGH.

His ministry has been featured on local Tampa Bay television NBC, CBS, FoxTV, PBS and national NBC NEWS. He has also been featured in the Tampa Tribune, St Pete Times, and local radio stations.

Silverhawk is the founder and spiritual leader of the American Indian Christian Circle of Thonotosassa, Fl., one of the first churches of it's kind in the country. He is a co-founder and Chairman of CONAM (Committee On Native American Ministries) of The United Methodist Conference of Florida. He is a co-founder of the annual CONAM Spiritual Gathering in Leesburg, Fl. Dock is also the founder, with Mike Knight's help, of Silverhawk Native American Flute Gathering, an annual event.

Dock has the distinction of being the first place winner of the flute playing competition of the first Musical Echoes. The second year he was asked to be the chaplain and a judge at these competitions and still serves in this capacity now. He recently had the extreme honor of being asked to represent the American Indian people of the Tampa Bay area and lead off the grand opening ceremonies with prayer and flute songs for the Tampa Bay History Center.

Silverhawk also plays and speaks at numerous events and churches as well as hospitals and federal prisons.

www.clintgoss.com

In 2003, Clint and his wife, Vera, began facilitating music workshops for Native American Flute players. Clint earned a certificate in music facilitation from the Music for People organization, founded by cellist David Darling, and now facilitates weekend and full-week workshops.

Clint performs on the Native American Flute, Indian Bansuri, African Kalimba, Slovakian Fujara and Koncovka, Indian Shruti box, Swiss Hang Drum, and a variety of world percussion instruments including African Djembe and Udu. He has performed and recorded on five continents, both solo and in a wide range of musical ensembles. His collaborations have included artists Randy Brody and the Global Rhythm Group, Catherine Marie Charlton and the CMC Trio, Jim Parker at the famous Nashville song venue The Bluebird, Ron Kravitz of Music in the Moment, David Darling, Peter Phippen, Ash Dargan, Zambian Reggae artist Mathew Tembo, Marrakesh Gnawa musician Youssef Mestauri, Choctaw flutist Don Zimbelman, and Adelante, with members J. Jody Janetta and Paul Mimlitsch.

A 2006 recipient of an Individual Artist Award from the Maryland State Arts Council and First place winner of the 2002 Musical Echoes Native American flute national competition, Seiden has performed at the Smithsonian's National Museum of the American Indian and many other concert stages across the U.S. both as a solo artist and sharing stages with several Grammy-winners.  

Ms. Seiden has presented at numerous federal agencies, including the Dept. of Justice and DEA, where she was keynote speaker.  Jan shares the healing power of the flute with audiences at national conferences and medical institutions and has appeared on CNN Headline News / Comcast and on Maryland Public TV for her healing work with the flute.  Her work with Washington, DC inner city youth was funded by a grant in 2005 from the National Endowment for the Arts and Washington, DC Arts Initiative.  

Immediately captivating, Jan's sweet phrases and flawless technique transport listeners to an inner tranquil state, a journey of imagination and healing that endures far beyond the performance itself.

Most recently, Jan was a nominee for the Indian Summer Music Award in the Native Spirit category at the 2009 Indian Summer Festival in Milwaukee and a 2009 Native American Music Association (NAMMY) award in the Native Heart category.

www.randygranger.net

He has been profiled on National Public Radio’s All Things Considered for his music on the ethereal Hang drum, a melodic steel percussion instrument from Switzerland and is in demand as a performer and session musician and is included on the INAFA Compilation CD “Clear Water Reflections.” A full-time touring artist he has played at many festivals including; The Sundance Festival, Casa Grande Ruins Festival, INAFA, Zion Canyon Flute Festival, Oklahoma Flute Festival, Musical Echoes, Gathering of Nations and is the subject of a film and numerous print and radio features. 

His CD “A Place Called Peace” is a nominee for “Best Native American Album” by broadcasters worldwide and NewAgeReporter.com. His music is heard on Hearts of Space, Mystic Soundscapes, NativeRadio.com and many other radio, satellite and internet programs. Randy is a Native American Music Awards nominee and winner of several New Mexico Music Commission awards. He has shared the stage with such noted musicians as R. Carlos Nakai, Michael Graham Allen, Peter Phippen, Mark Holland, Skip Healey and others. 

Randy is a “Mestizo” and claims Mayan (Chol), Athabaskan and Apache ancestry. He lives in southwestern New Mexico’s Rio Grande Valley.

Late Breaking News

Randy was one of four of our Native Rhythms Festival headliners to be nominated for an Indian Summer Music Award at the September 11-13 Indian Summer Festival in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. ISMAs are determined by "blind judging" and therefore are based solely on the live performance of the contestants. Randy won the award in the "Flute" category, a category that included three-time GRAMMY winner Mary Youngblood and JJ Kent, this year's Native American Music Awards (NAMMY) award winner as Flutist of the Year. Congratulations, Randy!

jonnylipford.com

GREAT NEWS!

In only a short amount of time, Jonny Lipford has had the privilege of entertaining many audiences around the country, spreading his music and talent with a variety of crowds.  He has released two albums so far with his debut album, Transitions (08/10/07) winning a nomination for a NAMMY (Native American Music Award) in the Native Heart Category and also winning a NEMA (Native-E Music Award) in the Spirit of the People category. His newest release, Cross Roads (10/01/08), is a continuation of his musical journey and has already received much positive feedback from radio stations around the globe.

Along his journey so far he's had the honor of sharing the stage with many famous musicians including: Mary Youngblood, Mark Holland, Jeff Ball, Arvel Bird, as well as many, many others. Another highlight for Jonny was being in the Artist Spotlight on NativeRadio.com. The worlds largest collection and radio broadcast of Native Music. Even at such a young age Jonny knew this little wooden flute was no passing whim ... this was indeed his destiny. He wants to share it with all that will listen.