Juneau performer Ed Littlefield is a teacher in the upcoming Naakahidi Academy and sat down to talk about what participants can expect and his hopes for the program.
Juneau storyteller Gene Tagaban dances with Khu.éex’ at Centennial Hall on Monday, January 28, 2019. Tagaban played flute and sang as part of the performance. beginning in March hopes to help train more Indigenous actors and performing artists in the Lingít language.
Ed Littlefield is a teacher in the Naakahidi Academy and sat down with KTOO’s Chloe Pleznac to talk about what participants can expect, and his hopes for the program.https://media.ktoo.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/24NaakahidiAcadmey.mp3Hello, Ed! Gunalchéesh for joining me today to talk about the new Naakahidi Academy program that will be kicking off in March.
But no, I think anyone with a want to learn language, movement and singing. I mean, that’s who we’re looking for, you know, and in addition to like, the warm-ups and how to sing, and maybe we’ll do some new songs that I built that I’ll share with the participants. But we’re also going to work on, this is the different part, maybe how to sing in harmony, which is cool. So you don’t have to, you know, you know, there’s definitely melody line.
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