Pace professor Evan Pritchard and his native American music were featured in the White Plains Patch.
Pace environmental studies professor Evan Pritchard has published his latest CD, a 12-track collection entitled ‘Earthdance Anthology’. Pritchard and his music were featured in the White Plains Patch.
From the article:
“Evan Pritchard’s second grade teacher asked whether he wanted to be a fireman, policeman or a doctor when he grew up—his answer: a Renaissance man.
Though the teacher told the now 56-year-old Pace University professor that this was no longer possible—he simply told her it was, and he would prove it.
“I continue to be interested in a whole lot of things and how they fit together,” said Pritchard, who has taught at both the Pleasantville and White Plains campuses.
“I knew that’s what I wanted to do—look at the whole picture.”
In addition to being a professor of Native American studies, world religion and philosophy—Pritchard, who has Mi’kmaq Native American and Celtic blood, is a musician, composer, poet, author and artist.”
The Poughkeepsie resident’s latest work—a 12-track album titled “ Earthdance Anthology,” recorded at Robert Jackson AIF Music Productions’ studio in Mamaroneck, combines all of these talents.
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