Description
Would you like to meet fellow members of the People's Music Network from around the world and learn about what inspires them to make music? Whether you're a new member or a longtime member who wants to see old friends and welcome new ones, join us for this hour of conversation and community. Each PMN Coffee Hour has a conversation starter. There will be sharing in the main room as well as the option to break out into small groups. There may even be time to sing a sample of a song/text with the group as it relates to the main topic. Bring your own drinks and snacks!
Topic for December 12: Returning to our Sources of Inspiration
The People's Music Network and other conscious communities the world over have faced massive new challenges in gathering in person during the pandemic. The inspiration we gain in community helps us maintain and hone our craft of making music. Let's share this virtual space together as fellow members of the People's Music Network who are committed to raising consciousness through music. Let's talk about the the sources of political and artistic inspiration that we return to to help us carry on, despite major challenges. Please come to this back-and-forth discussion having given some thought to these questions:
What have you learned from the politically-conscious artists that have influenced you? Are you sharing what you learned with the future generations?
What are your goals or next steps to make music and build community this coming winter?
Registration
Registration for this event is open to all members of PMN. Not a member? Check out our inclusive sliding scale membership policy.
Immediately upon registering, you will receive an e-mail confirmation that provides you a link to a private Zoom meeting.
Discussion Facilitators:
Gary Allard: A new member of the PMN Steering Committee. Gary is is a soulful Contemporary Singer-Songwriter. He composes his lyrics from his own personal and social experiences.
Jendog Lonewolf: A new member of the PMN Steering Committee. She is a multi-disciplinary Two Spirit/Black-Native, Photographer and touring Hip Hop MC from Bushwick, Brooklyn. She navigates a myriad of spaces challenging stereotypes & issues at the intersections of class, race, gender and sexuality while representing the true essence of Hip Hop Culture & Music, as a voice of “the People.“
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