EDUCATIONAL INFORMANCES
Garcia has created 8 indigenous instrument demonstrations
which currently have over 120,000 visitors on YOUTUBE
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along with an educational website on
INDIGENOUS INSTRUMENTS OF MEXICO/MESOAMERICA
with 2,000 monthly visitors
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Garcia was to participate as a composer at the
RADCLIFFE INSTITUTE of ADVANCED STUDY
@ HARVARD UNIVERSITY
in January 2020
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EDUCATIONAL TESTIMONIALS
Christopher is a frequent contributor to various
arts and teaching organizations and his YOUTUBES,
and research continue to be used and cited by them
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for a listing of previous performances
as a featured soloist and/or collaborator
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"No matter where we call home,
we are each indigenous to this planet.........."
Christopher Garcia
below is a YOUTUBE on
THE RED AND BLACK
CULTURE, HISTORY AND INSTRUMENTS OF
INDIGENOUS MEXICO/MESOAMERICA PRESENTATION
presented by Garcia
INFORMANCE/OFRENDAS
which have been presented throughout THE AMERICAS
THE RED AND BLACK
CULTURE, HISTORY AND INSTRUMENTS OF
INDIGENOUS MEXICO/MESOAMERICA PRESENTATION
presented by Garcia
INFORMANCE/OFRENDAS
which have been presented throughout THE AMERICAS
Garcia was invited by Malik Sow to participate in the 43 million dollar reopening of the
MUSIC CENTER PLAZA and FOUNTAIN in Los Angeles, CA., USA IN 2020
120 drummers were there representing the drumming traditions of
ASIA
LATIN AMERICA
CAL ARts
AFRICA
Garcia was invited by drummer Malik Sow,
representing the drumming traditions of Africa
to play a tlapan huehuetl
(MEXICA/AZTECA) drum of THE AMERICAS)
originally from the MAYAN tradition
and going back to 790 A.D.
(see pics for additional info)
unfortunately,
Garcia was the only drummer invited there to represent the
indigenous drumming traditions of THE AMERICAs
not at the behest of THE MUSIC CENTER,
but at the behest of drummer Malik Sow
SIDENOTE
while most of the world is familiar with drums and drumming traditions of
AFRICA
ASIA
LATIN AMERICA
few have seen and/or heard or EXPERIENCED the drumming traditions of
MESOAMERICA
even though the instruments continue to be played by thousands of modern day practitioners
