PRESENTATIONS FOR CHILDREN & ADULTS BY RG!
Informative, educational and fun event for Oregon elementary school students and other special occasions by Global Music Award Winning recording artist and instructor Robin Gentlewolf a.k.a. “RG”. Perfect for classrooms, large assemblies and conference/meeting rooms. RG presents the 3 most ancient instruments of the world and a variety of Native American Flutes - including exhibits of indigenous instruments, age-appropriate stories of the flute and performance of songs. Engaging and educational.
Presentations
"It was an honor to have award-winning Robin Gentlewolf come to Letitia Carson Elementary! Our children were mesmerized by the beautiful sounds of the ancient instruments played brilliantly by Robin. The integration of a thoughtful land acknowledgment, meaningful student and staff participation, and her teacher's heart to share knowledge and contributed to a memorable experience for our students!”
- Eric Beasley, Principal (Letitia Carson Elementary - Corvallis, OR)
“Friends of the Fort Vancouver National Historic Site were delighted to have Robin Gentlewolf present the "Three Oldest Instruments" program for our audience at the Native American Arts and Salmon Festival last November. Everyone thoroughly enjoyed the music and the historical perspective Robin offered.”
- Mary Rose, Exec. Dir., Friends of Fort Vancouver Nat. Historic Site
“Robin Gentlewolf gave a wonderful and engaging presentation for students from preschool through 6th grade at St. Paul Elementary. She demonstrated a variety of ancient instruments, in addition to providing historical information about each one. The presentation was interactive and age-appropriate for the students, who found Robin to be both fascinating and approachable. Her inspirational storytelling and beautiful flute playing made a lasting impression on all of us!”
- Rachel Bomalaski Zakaria, Music Teacher & Band Dir. (St. Paul Schools)
"Robin Gentlewolf’s, the Three Oldest Instruments presentation of Native American Flutes for the Benton County Historical Society’s annual “Music at the Museum” series, was mesmerizing. She engaged the Corvallis Museum audience with beautifully expressive playing, demonstrated a variety of ancient instruments while also providing historical context, personal stories, and technical information on the design and craftmanship unique to Native American Flutes.
As a multiple award-winning musician, and the co-author of accredited university courses that focus on indigenous musical self-expression, Robin Gentlewolf had the ability to engage with the audience not only as an inspiring performer but also through her technical knowledge and generosity of spirit when patiently answering audience member questions. The presentation was beautiful and informative.”
Terri Thomas – Community Engagement Coordinator, Benton County Historical Society. https://bentoncountymuseums.org