Arvel Bird Nominated for Six Indian Summer Music Awards 2010
Nashville, TN, July 22, 2010 --(PR.com)-- Bird Sweeps Awards Categories with more Nominations than any Other Artist.
Celtic violinist/Native American flutist Arvel Bird has been nominated for six 2010 Indian Summer Music Awards (ISMA), more nominations than any other artist in the competition this year. The nominations include four singles from the album Ride Indian Ride and two from Red River Jig. Ride Indian Ride, his newest hit album, is an edgier collection of songs, representing a departure from Bird’s more Celtic/Native American sound into the blues/rock genre. Red River Jig is a collection of traditional Metis fiddle tunes and original recordings. The nominated singles in this year’s ISMAs include:
Contemporary Modern Instrumental:
“Raven Warrior” (Red River Jig)
“Roadmaster” (Ride Indian Ride)
Traditional Instrumental:
“Drops of Brandy” (Red River Jig)
“Desert Rose” (Ride Indian Ride)
Central and South American Indigenous Music:
“Fine Vintage” (Ride Indian Ride)
Native American Flute:
“Lighthorse” (Ride Indian Ride)
The ISMAs promote, recognize and honor the very best in Native American music. The ISMAs will be handed out at the Awards Show during the Indian Summer Music Festival in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, September 11, 2010. Visit http://www.indiansummer.org/entertainment/isma.html for more information about the ISMAs.
About Arvel Bird:
Known for his powerful talent and artist passion, Arvel Bird is a classically trained violinist who calls on his Native American and Celtic heritage to create a Celtic/Native American/New Age sound that appeals to audiences worldwide. He has toured with Country Music legends Glenn Campbell, Loretta Lynn, Ray Price and Louise Mandrell. Bird’s charismatic performances extend beyond his flawless music talent. A mesmerizing storyteller, he weaves tales of Native American spirituality with haunting melodies to give vision to his music. He speaks of Native American wisdom, the sacredness of Mother Earth, the environment and the sacred totems of the animals with whom we share this planet. Bird’s energetic stage presence and blend of classical and foot-stomping fiddling are what make him one of the most sought-after Native American musicians on tour today.
www.arvelbird.com
For more information, contact NS PR & Entertainment:
Jody Roberts/ jody@nativespiritpublicrelations.com /216-798-3349
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Celtic violinist/Native American flutist Arvel Bird has been nominated for six 2010 Indian Summer Music Awards (ISMA), more nominations than any other artist in the competition this year. The nominations include four singles from the album Ride Indian Ride and two from Red River Jig. Ride Indian Ride, his newest hit album, is an edgier collection of songs, representing a departure from Bird’s more Celtic/Native American sound into the blues/rock genre. Red River Jig is a collection of traditional Metis fiddle tunes and original recordings. The nominated singles in this year’s ISMAs include:
Contemporary Modern Instrumental:
“Raven Warrior” (Red River Jig)
“Roadmaster” (Ride Indian Ride)
Traditional Instrumental:
“Drops of Brandy” (Red River Jig)
“Desert Rose” (Ride Indian Ride)
Central and South American Indigenous Music:
“Fine Vintage” (Ride Indian Ride)
Native American Flute:
“Lighthorse” (Ride Indian Ride)
The ISMAs promote, recognize and honor the very best in Native American music. The ISMAs will be handed out at the Awards Show during the Indian Summer Music Festival in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, September 11, 2010. Visit http://www.indiansummer.org/entertainment/isma.html for more information about the ISMAs.
About Arvel Bird:
Known for his powerful talent and artist passion, Arvel Bird is a classically trained violinist who calls on his Native American and Celtic heritage to create a Celtic/Native American/New Age sound that appeals to audiences worldwide. He has toured with Country Music legends Glenn Campbell, Loretta Lynn, Ray Price and Louise Mandrell. Bird’s charismatic performances extend beyond his flawless music talent. A mesmerizing storyteller, he weaves tales of Native American spirituality with haunting melodies to give vision to his music. He speaks of Native American wisdom, the sacredness of Mother Earth, the environment and the sacred totems of the animals with whom we share this planet. Bird’s energetic stage presence and blend of classical and foot-stomping fiddling are what make him one of the most sought-after Native American musicians on tour today.
www.arvelbird.com
For more information, contact NS PR & Entertainment:
Jody Roberts/ jody@nativespiritpublicrelations.com /216-798-3349
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