Performances Available By Kim and Reggie

In Concert

Kim and Reggie Harris have performed original contemporary folk music and traditional African-American Spiritual and Freedom Songs for almost 30 years. They are still going strong! In Concert Kim and Reggie know how to reach out and grab an audience by the heart as they sing of life, love, the quest for freedom and care for the environment, with musical versatility and beautiful vocal harmonies. Whether at a festival, in a coffeehouse, a large concert or even an intimate concert setting, their In Concert performances are a special musical treat.

Music and the Underground Railroad

The fact and legend of the Underground Railroad is one of the most memorable chapters in American History. Music and the Underground Railroad, a concert of songs, stories and narratives about slavery and the quest for freedom reveals the hope, the power and eventually the triumph shared by a network of people of many races. Through sing-a-longs, audience involvement and a multi-media presentation Music and the Underground Railroad provides an understanding of the secrets and passion of this powerful era.

Dream Alive! A Celebration of Black History

The stories of people such as Harriet Tubman and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. have become a familiar part of the study of American History. The works of many other significant African-Americans from every walk of live and field of endeavor are not as well known. Dream Alive!, a multi-media presentation, will bring to light the heroes and sheroes: artists, educators, inventors, explorers, scientists, poets and other important contributors to the life and culture of America and the world. Original and familiar songs will encourage audience participation in the joyous style that is a hallmark of Kim and Reggie Harris.

One Family/One Planet

One Family/One Planet is a fun, entertaining and thoughtful look at some of the topics that are in the news and on the minds of people all over the world. In songs, stories, play-action and with audience involvement Kim and Reggie explore the world of garbage, take a new look at friendships, consider our resources and celebrate the diversity that makes the earth such a wonderful home.

Teacher Training Workshops By Kim and Reggie Harris
Sing to Freedom: Music and Stories of the Underground Railroad For Teachers of Grades 3-8
Kim and Reggie Harris offer a historical and musical perspective on the spirituals, code songs, conductors and routes of the Underground Railroad. Through songs and stories they explore the flight of the slaves to freedom and the courageous people of many races and creeds who worked together to help them. Copies of The Harris's CD "Steal Away: Songs of the Underground Railroad" are available for you to take back to the classroom.
This workshop was developed in association with the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts.

Freedom Songs of the Civil Rights Movement For Teachers of Grades 3-8
In this upbeat workshop Kim and Reggie Harris share ways to teach about the history of African-Americans's struggle for equal rights. Explore how music and storytelling can be used to extend students understanding of the freedom movement, from the Underground Railroad through the modern Civil Rights era. The CD "Gonna Let It Shine" which includes many freedom songs is available for you to take back to the classroom.
This workshop was developed in association with the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts.
DREAM ALIVE! A Celebration of Black History Through Music For Teachers of Grades 3-8
Kim and Reggie Harris will present through song and story the accomplishments of African-Americans such as Rosa Parks, Benjamin Bannecker, Sojourner Truth, Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and others. Explore activities that use songs to extend students learning about the heroes, artists, poets, inventors and actors who have contributed to the life and culture of America and the world. The CD "Dream Alive!" is available to take back to the classroom.
This workshop was developed in association with the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts.

Performances by Kim and Reggie Harris with Magpie:
The Season of Light

From Solstice to Chanukah to Christmas to Kwanzaa, many cultures and peoples celebrate as the days grow short in the Northern Hemisphere. These gatherings are a reminder of the changing season, of hope and freedom, of new life and new beginnings and of the basic principles for living together. Combining their many talents, Kim and Reggie Harris and Magpie will perform music and tell stories from traditions that mark "The Season of Light", celebrating the many common themes of these festivals: the changing seasons, respect for nature, the quest for freedom, kindness to others, unity, cooperation, purpose and creativity.
To book upstate New York artists Kim and Reggie Harris for your festival,
concert, congregation, conference, school or workshop, please contact:
Joann Murdock
Artists of Note
Phone: 630-557-2742
jmurdock@artistsofnote.com
PO Box 11, Kaneville, IL 60144

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