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WELCOME to the Montana Indian Musician Profile Series!

Click below to view VIDEO PROFILES* of the artists:

Supaman	Gary Small	Desja Eagletail

Jack Gladstone	Jared Stewart

What is The Montana Indian Musician Profile Series?

The Montana Indian Musician Profile Series is series of videos about the music and stories of the contemporary musicians of Montana's Indian nations. This project was initiated to enable a broader public awareness of the diverse musical contributions of Montana's American Indians to the culture of our state and region, and to introduce the public to these individuals as role models of citizenship, creativity and entrepreneurship in the arts.

Serving Montana's Communities

The introduction of Montanans of all ages and interests to the outstanding talents and perspectives of some of our state's most accomplished American Indian musicians will serve both the larger Montana community as well as Montana's tribal communities.

Available to Schools and to the Public

These video profiles are available to teachers and classrooms through Montana's Office for Public Instruction (OPI) and will soon be compiled into a longer-form program for airing on commercial and non-commercial television stations in Montana and northern Wyoming. When the profiles have been compiled into program format, they will also be provided to public and school libraries across the state.

Many people – if not most people - have no idea of the variety of contributions to contemporary music that American Indian artists are making, despite the large and vibrant population of American Indians in our state. This project will finally begin to introduce the breadth of the ear-catching creativity of the Indian musicians of our state and region, and will do so over airwaves that reach hundreds of thousands of people!

Find Out More!

Series Producer Scott Prinzing is available to give presentations about contemporary American Indian music and musicians anywhere in Montana through the Humanities Montana Speakers Bureau program. -Find out more by clicking here! - Presentations are multimedia and their length can be anywhere from 20 minutes to 2 hours.
Download a copy of the curriculum guide that Scott wrote for OPI about contemporary American Indian music and musicians!l - Click here to open a PDF of the guide.
Another great source of information about American Indian music and musicians is the website maintained by the Native American Music Awards organization. - Click here to go to the NAMMY page!

Special thanks to sponsors and supporters...

Montana OPI's Indian Education for All Office		The Montana Office of Public Instructon

To FIND OUT MORE about each artist and find links to additional video clips, click the links in the menu above!

Below you will find links to web and social media pages maintained by each artist profiled in our Montana Indian Musician Profile Series.

Artist Sites

A Project of...

MusEco Media and Education Project (a 501(c)3 organization)
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