Hawk Henries and Native American Flute
OneCircle Presents: Hawk Henries in Concert
"Once you are in Hawk's presence, you will instantly see that his primary instrument as an artist is his spirit and that his flutes, though an extension of that spirit/breath, are merely secondary instruments of beauty." ~Kerry A. Maloney, Director,
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(www.OneCircle.net for directions)
Suggested Donation: $15
(No RSVP, pay at the door; please, no kids under 8)
Hawk Henries is a member of the Chaubunagungamaug band of Nipmuck, a people indigenous to what is now
Hear Hawk play original compositions on a wide variety of flutes. You may even hear the Didgeridoo and Mbira! He also enjoys sharing his experiences and perspectives about life in hopes of acknowledging and honoring the Sacredness in each person and all cultures. He creates a calming yet engaging and contemplative space while maintaining a note of humor. His is a reflection of his thinking that we each have the capacity to make a change in the world.
He presents in many educational settings from kindergarten to university, and has also performed at venues such as the New Orleans Jazz Festival, the
Hawk's musical recordings include "Keeping the Fire", "Voices" and "Tribal Winds." You can learn more about Hawk at www.hawkhenries.com