Song Stick - Native American Flutes and Music by Troy Good Medicine De Roche
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Troy Good Medicine De Roche has traveled across
North America and around the world to share his music and artistry in
flute making. His performance venues have ranged from events hosted by
prestigious museums to fundraisers for diabetes education. In each, he
shares with a full heart.
From his Montana beginnings, he has been as far afield as
Hawai`i, England, and Scotland. Along the way he has performed, shared,
and taught people of many cultures to play the flute of the American
Indian.
In Troy's performances, he performs with traditional
Blackfeet and Plains Indian style flutes, as well as flutes of his own
unique design. His music ranges from the traditional, expressing the
deep heritage of his ancestors, to modern compositions which come from
his personal experience.
In his workshops, as well as teaching technique, he
shares heartwarming personal stories of growing up surrounded by his
musically talented and artistic family.
Join Troy in his travels as he shares his music,
experiences, and knowledge in performances and workshops.
Troy and Liz De
Roche live at "A Gathering of Tribes" in North Central Washington.
Blackfeet flute player and flute maker Troy Good Medicine De Roche and
his wife, Metis storyteller Liz De Roche.
The Year With Troy:
November 2010 November 25, 26,27
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Third Annual Under the Big Sky
Holiday Festival
at the Hilton Garden Inn, Missoula, Montana. Troy
performs daily as well as demonstrates and sells his fine hand-crafted
flutes. He'll also be doing a "How To Play" workshop.
Click here for
workshop info.
Troy, far left, with Hālau Hula
Nā Mohala o Hāla`i at Talking Circle Native American
Film Festival at the Palace Theater in Hilo,
Hawai`i. November 2009.