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Dear Friends,
The last week has been absolutely amazing for me and my musical evolution! At the encouragement of my dear friends Russ Baker and John Newton I have made contact with and am being supported by a team of wonderful people at the University of Alberta's Center for Ethnomusicology and Folkways Alive! There is alot of space for my artistic expression and I find myself deeply stimulated by the conversation. I've resisted academic pursuits in the past because I could not see the point in furthering my education..until now. Resistance is futile as I have a huge YES in my mind's eye about this connection. This is very, very needed and a major boost to my career.
The gifts of the Mississippi Delta and blues music continue to be abundant in my writing and overall creative process. It is too early to go into specifics but I will say that the November concerts are just the beginning of grounding my Southern USA trip into the Alberta musical landscape. The most exciting piece is the amateur documentary which will provide alot of information about how to pursue a full length documentary. I don't think it's too early to say but I want you all to know that in the midst of this fellow blues woman Ndidi Onukwulu and I will be working together for part the larger documentary. I admire her artistic work and am thrilled that this connection has been made. I can't say more right now but will as time moves forward.
I hope you can take time and join me in November. If you cannot please check in with this blog from time to time and keep in touch! It means alot to me that you are reading.
Happy Fall Season!
Hugs, Kat
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