Chief Daryl Black Eagle will create an interactive space for the understanding of native lands in harmony with music and survival. This session will open with prayer and a welcome, then explore the history of Pocasset Pokanoket land, natural animal habitat restoration, how music is inspired through the land, how Europeans regard land, and how Native people have defined land and its role in survival. He will include songs and sounds of the woodlands, and will use and explain the place of the drum.
Presenter:
Daryl Black Eagle Jamieson is Clan Chief of the Pocasset Wampanoag Tribe of the Pokanoket Nation. He is Drum Director of the Eastern Medicine Singers, CEO of Eastern Medicine Cultural LLC, serves as State Constable in RI and runs several businesses including Black Eagle Productions for cultural media and Federal Investigations as PI. He holds degrees in Digital Media Productions and Environmental Technology
This workshop recording comes from the 2022 Northeast Organic Farming Association/ Massachusetts chapter (NOFA/Mass) Winter Conference.
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