The event will take place on Saturday, Sept. 29
In honour of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, the Victoria Conservatory of Music is set to host a special event on Sunday, Sept. 29, to highlight Indigenous performers.
“We are aiming to create space for Indigenous performers and music students, and create space for dialogue through music,” said Nathan Medd, the Conservatory’s CEO. “Music can be a bridge to understanding, and we have heard a desire for the Conservatory to play a role on this day and to support artists who help us toward that understanding.”
Hosted by Ry Moran, a multi-instrumentalist, electronic music composer, podcaster and Red River Métis member, the Songs for Truth and Reconciliation event will feature acts from Indigenous hip-hop…
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