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Netse Mot is an inclusive gathering where people from all backgrounds can engage with and learn from Indigenous voices. Netse Mot – a Coast Salish phrase meaning “One Heart, One Mind” – emphasizes solidarity among all individuals. This event is more than just a celebration; it’s a movement toward healing, unity and mutual understanding.
The first Netse Mot, held in October 2024, welcomed 2,000 people in person with thousands more watching live online. This year’s Netse Mot coincides with The National Congress of American Indians (NCAI) Fall Convening and is part of their official agenda. As this is NCAI’s first convention in the Pacific Northwest in over 40 years, we are even more excited about the opportunity to share Netse Mot with Tribes from around the country.
As we welcome our relatives to our homelands, we see this as an important opportunity to showcase Coast Salish culture and center our unique challenges to our local Native audience, non-Native supporters and NCAI guests. In addition to featuring Coast Salish talent, the show will include a variety of gifted Native artists.
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Dan
August 14th 2024
Great show. Fantastic quartet. Very entertaining night of jazz
Davis, CA@Gorman Museum of Native American Art
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Delbert Anderson Biography
Delbert Anderson Quartet is led by Navajo(Diné) Jazz Trumpeter and Composer, Delbert Anderson. He is both a leader and innovator in today's contemporary Jazz scene and a Diné culture bearer. His work brings forth traditional Diné songs once sung in Diné social circles called "spinning songs," and captures their voice in the language of jazz and funk.
Through the support of visionary multi- cultural Jazz fusion drummers and bassists, Anderson builds safe havens for Diné melodies to converse with various styles and pathways for expression. In all their forms, compositions are guided by the time- immemorial Diné principles of Hózhó- harmony, beauty and balance with self, other and nature and K’é or kinship. In this way, Anderson connects across genre and culture, all the while, remaining steadfast in a signature sound that is as strong as the centuries of traditions it was built upon.
In connection with their work as performers, The Delbert Anderson Quartet extends their desire to create cross-cultural safe spaces through outreach, education and wellness workshops that encourage personal expression and community cohesion.
Read MoreThrough the support of visionary multi- cultural Jazz fusion drummers and bassists, Anderson builds safe havens for Diné melodies to converse with various styles and pathways for expression. In all their forms, compositions are guided by the time- immemorial Diné principles of Hózhó- harmony, beauty and balance with self, other and nature and K’é or kinship. In this way, Anderson connects across genre and culture, all the while, remaining steadfast in a signature sound that is as strong as the centuries of traditions it was built upon.
In connection with their work as performers, The Delbert Anderson Quartet extends their desire to create cross-cultural safe spaces through outreach, education and wellness workshops that encourage personal expression and community cohesion.
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