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Dawn Ieriho:kwats Avery - GRAMMY and NAMA nominated artist is referred to as a "daring cellist and vocalist" by the NY Times. Her new album OUR FIRE, nominated by the Native American Music Awards 2011 for Best Songwriting of the Year, features native contemporary songs reminiscent of Dar William’s alternative-folk, Sade’s smooth jazz, Enya’s choral chants, and David Darling’s soaring cello lines! All with a powerful Native American sensibility, as she sings in English and Mohawk. Grammy winning artist, Larry Mitchell, produces and plays guitars along with Steven Alvarez on percussion and special guests Joy Harjo and Shelley Morningsong on vocals. Enjoy the smoky voice, forceful lyrics and sensual cello playing of Dawn Avery as she releases some of the most poignant work of her career! Won Global Music Awards for Best Female Vocalist and
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In her 5th solo album release, BELOVED, Dawn Avery’s mystic cello and calmly passionate voice integrate her spiritual, musical and personal experiences while emerging on a new level as one of the more soulful artists of our time. Internationally known, having toured as a world musician with artistic luminaries Luciano Pavarotti, Sting, Sussan Deyhim and Coleman Barks, she is joined in this multi-media performance by GRAMMY winning guitarist/ producer, Larry Mitchell, Persian instrumentalist Behfar Bahadoran, and Whirling Dervishes of the Sufi tradition. Join us in this spiritual journey of sound and vision aimed for the human spirit in a troubled world that yearns for change.
At the heart of Dawn Avery’s new recording Beloved is the Sufi theme of spiritual love where music is regarded as a path to knowledge of the Divine and self-discovery. “Beloved” explores many of the key values and practices in Sufism – devotion, remembrance, love of the Divine reflected in all of humanity, and nourishment of the soul. She integrates those message with her own Mohawk heritage, that values gratitude for all of creation, peacefulness with all our relations, and hope for generations to come.