Hemispheric Principles: Viewing the Environment Through Music

Hemispheric Principles: Viewing the Environment Through Music

March 2, 2022 | 11 a.m. – 12 p.m.

IN-PERSON PRESENTATION | Location: Crystal Room – Mercy Hall
Presenter: Lee Mixashawn Rozie

This event is free and open to the public, but registration is required https://www.eventbrite.com/e/hemispheric-principles-tickets-253596402667

Lee Mixashawn Rozie has been a practicing multi-disciplinary and internationally acclaimed Jazz artist for the past three decades. Mr. Rozie holds a degree in History and Ethnomusicology from Trinity College and is equally at home in academic and cultural settings. Beginning from the point of Indigenous artist, using ancient cultural principles, maritime arts, and historical data, both written and oral, he has developed a system of “Hemispheric Principles” to inform and guide his artform, more directly referred to as “Wave Art”: sonic, aquatic percussive and harmonic. Mixashawn offers musical performance and educational workshops on Indigenous music traditional and contemporary, as well as original, workshops that utilize his extensive experience as a performer, Indigenous artist, and educator to inspire creativity and natural expression for all ages.