Circle of Harmony presented by InterPlay! Nashville
Futureman presents The Black Mozart
Diane Saliba Ault
Nashville, TN
Sunday 3-6pm
The next Black Mozart / Circle of Harmony Concerts with Roy "FutureMan" Wooten and the string quartet is coming to the first Unitarian Universalist Church. See www.rondiane.org for the details on this extraordinary, community building work!
more details coming soon about
the FutureMan tour to Memphis & Jackson.
This presentation is
a COLLABORATION of:
InterPlay TN is part of a global mutual support network of community artists & activists committed to changing the world one "play" at a time. Using the forms of story, song, dance and stillness, we bridge lines of race, class and culture with deep bonds of friendship. www.interplaytn.org
FutureMan (Roy Wooten) is a musical genius/inventor/social activist who plays with the internationally acclaimed Bela Fleck and the Flecktones. Well known for his eclectic style, he’s now written a classical score inspired by his research into the stories of the Black Mozart, chevalier de Saint-George from the 18th Century. www.futuremanmusic.com
Tennessee Alliance for Progress is a statewide coalition whose central purpose is the establishment of healthy families and communities in Tennessee. TAP believes in social, economic racial and environmental justice, that people should participate in decisions that affect their lives, and that resources should be allocated for the common good. www.tennesseeallianceforprogress.org
Cost: $25 at the door, register online at www.rondiane.org
Registration/Information: Diane Saliba Ault, diane@interplaytn.org, 615-594-4410
Venue
First Universalist Unitarian Church
1808 Woodmont, Blvd
Nashville, TN 37215
Outta Da Blue
Leaders
Diane Saliba Ault
Diane is a longtime community organizer, activist and artist who wears lots of hats! Her roles are many but her vision is one: wholeness for all.
She has served on the boards & staff of many church and community non-profit organizations, locally, regionally and nationally and has a passion for community-building across lines of race, class and culture.
She loves the simplicity and elegance of the InterPlay forms and shares them with other adventurous souls in Nashville and other parts of TN! She has organized over 350 InterPlay gatherings in the last 6 years and is building a strong mutual support network of community artists. She is in the fifthyear of teaching the InterPlay Leadership Program.
She has recently become the grandmother of twin boys and then another baby girl and enjoys the multicultural nature of her family. Her Moroccan son-in-law and daughter Sara live next door and between them they speak 5 languages.
She is interested in supporting the development of InterPlay in more areas, especially in the South. She is available for travel and exchange (body barters!) with other InterPlayers in other communities.
Cell phone is 615-594-4410