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No, it's not a country or just a color...it's the name for one of the best, traditional singing groups in the country!
Founded in 1968, this group has developed into national prominence in the artistic style of plain's music tribal cultural knowledge.
Educational institutions, through College level, have utilized their expertise.
They are available to facilitate your cultural presentation needs at Conferences, Seminars, etc.
Today, the group consists of eighteen members representing an association with ten federally recognized tribes. Since 1968, the group has had the privilege to travel across the nation to many tribal or Indian organizational events to serve as host, drum, being recognized for their unique style of singing both 'northern' and 'southern' style. In retrospect, members of the group were not accomplished or knowledgeable singers at the outset. Because of their individual interest to learn, they have become well-established individuals through repetitive training to become a singer. Each participates actively within their own tribal Traditions, thus, enhancing their knowledge in a spiritual way. This brings an added value collectively to the group. This knowledge from "hands-on" experience, in a traditional manner, has contributed to the overall prominence of the group.
What we do best with our knowledge:
Lectures, concerts, demonstrations, and performances are some of the activities used to fulfill requests of various entities such as public schools, elementary and high school and colleges. Other entities include Federal government and state agencies, urban civic organizations, classroom teachers, tribal governments and other private and company organizations. For K-12 classrooms awareness about American Indians is a usual topic. For college level, tribal government, sovereignty, social, economic and legal issues are topics. For federal, state and private organizations, performance concerts and demonstrations have been the usual menu. For private and religious organizations we have facilitated requests for a ceremonial sweat lodge, cedar ceremonies and other rites of traditional blessings, requested and performed in the appropriate traditional way.
Fulfill presentations for your organization.
Requests made for our services always differ. Therefore, each inquiry must be approached in a different manner. Your request can be tailored to fit your specific need(s).
Contact Red Land headquarters at the address and numbers listed below to initiate the process of negotiations for a specific request for services.
We negotiate requests for services on a case-by-case contract basis because most requests are unique and diverse and at other times annual requests are deemed to be standing contracts with agreeable terms formally negotiated in writing per previous contract.
Charges are dependent on the extent of services fences requested. Some of the factors include
National Indian Head Start
facilitated traditional ceremonial opening of national conferences.
Oklahoma State University
demonstrated and facilitated elements of culture for Fullbright Scholar students
and lectured to Clinical Psychology undergraduate students.
Ponca Tribe of Nebraska
facilited tribal 'pow-wow' and ceremonials for youth of the tribal membership.
American Indian Heritage Society (Washington, DC)
served as host 'northern' drum for three consecutive years.
Iowa University - Iowa City, IA.
served on panel lecturing on sovereignty and social & economic conditions of tribes.
Professional Entertainment
opened shows for celebrity entertainment for Willie Nelson and Wayne Newton
..these are only a few notable activities for, which Red Land services were contracted.
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Place your tribe on the World Wide Web. This space is available at reasonable rates to all Native American Tribes. Call (405)372-7704 for details. |