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Ghosts of Celilo by Quarterflash (CD, 2007)
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Product Identifiers
Record LabelCD Baby, Cdb
UPC0678277144729
eBay Product ID (ePID)12046035239
Product Key Features
Release Year2007
FormatCD
GenreChildren's
ArtistQuarterflash
Release TitleGhosts of Celilo
Dimensions
Item Height0.39 in
Item Weight0.20 lb
Item Length5.78 in
Item Width4.90 in
Additional Product Features
Number of Tracks18
Number of Discs1
TracksMary's Prayer, Stuck, I Was Chief, Fishtruck, If You Wanna Be Celilo, If You Want to Be More, From Now on, Everyday, God's Work, Aw Na Winasha (Fishing at Celilo), Civility, Let Love Heal Your Heart, Celilo: A Great Fisherman, Could I Love the Man He'll Besomeday, Beneath the Shady Nook, This Dam, The Butterfly Song/Your Name Was Tuckna, Spirits
NotesWorld Premiere September 28 - October 14, 2007 Portland, Oregon Quarterflash songwriter and guitarist, Marv Ross, in partnership with Artists Repertory Theatre and Youth Resources, Inc., presents the world premiere of an original new musical, The Ghosts of Celilo (suh-LIE-low). This ground-breaking production weaves a bittersweet love story within a mystery and features a haunting score of Native American music and traditional musical theatre songs. The Ghosts of Celilo is a musical play based on true events that happened near Celilo Falls in the 1950s. Celilo was one of the world's premiere fisheries and a cultural and spiritual center for native people before it was inundated by the Dalles Dam in 1957. Ghosts features Native American music and traditional musical theatre genres telling the story of two Indian boys kidnapped and taken to a government boarding school. There, they are befriended by the white daughter of the school's administrator. The three make a daring escape to catch their ceremonial first salmon before Celilo Falls is buried by the closing of the dam gates. This story is 'remembered' by four colorful ghosts who have been stuck at the bottom of the Columbia River for fifty years on the last remnants of fishing platforms that have been buried underwater where Celilo Falls once roared. This dramatic musical is acted and sung by Native American and non-Native actors. The score is a powerful combination of music that combines Native American song and scoring with music more familiar to musical theatre. This soundtrack CD was recorded at Cal Scott Music, by Cal Scott. Arrangements by Mel Kubik, Marv Ross, Cal Scott, and Phil Neuman. Character- Actor/singer Chokey Jim - Noah Hunt Mary- Chenoa Egawa Inky - Kevin Michael Moore Colonel - Corey Brunish Mrs. Lyle- Amy Jo Arrington Train - Colton Lasater Irene Lyle - Marissa Ryder Big Eddie - Thomas Morning Owl Chokey's father - Fred Hill Students- Albert Worthington,Tila Salas, Athon George, Ariella (Ella) Rodriguez Band Melanie Kubik-Music Director/piano Rindy Ross-Singer,saxophone, recorder, flute Karen Kitchen-Singer, percussion Cal Scott-Keyboards, coronet Gayle & Phil Neuman -Brass, strings, pennywhistle, recorder Dan Stueber- Percussion The Creative Team The Ghosts of Celilo is a collaborative dramatic production developed, written, and composed during the last 10 years by Marv Ross, Thomas Morning Owl (Umatilla), Chenoa Egawa (Lummi), Arlie Neshakhi (Navajo), and Tom Hampson. Greg Tamblyn joined this group several years ago as the director of The Ghosts of Celilo. Marv Ross & Rindy Ross (Ross Productions) are musicians, songwriters, producers, and former teachers. Marv is also a playwright. In 1981, with his wife Rindy, he formed Quarterflash, a band signed to Geffen Records that produced four albums resulting in more than 2 million records sold. Their writing and production with Quarterflash garnered several awards including, 'Best Debut Artist 1982' - North American Radio Rock Awards, the Recording Industry Association of America's Gold and Platinum Album Awards, and the Canadian Recording Industry's Platinum Album Award. In 1993, Marv was commissioned by the state of Oregon to write and produce Voices From The Oregon Trail, a play with music that toured for three years and was awarded The American Society of Composers, Artists, and Producers Special Award. From Voices, Marv formed The Trail Band which has recorded 9 albums, and presented the Meritorious Award from the Oregon-California Trails Association. In 2000, Marv and Rindy received the 'Alumni Award of Excellence' from Western Oregon University for their contributions to Northwest history and music. In 2002, Marv was invited to the Kennedy Center's New Visions New Voices workshop to develop Sacagawea - an original play presented by Oregon Children's Theatre. Marv has spent years doing extensive research on the music, history, and culture of the native peoples on the Columbia River in the creat
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