Remaining True
Even
with the enormous amount of success he has experienced, John Two-Hawks
remains kind, gentle and humble, and he has always
been true to his Lakota ethnic and cultural heritage. He is a man of honor, who
fiercely guards his solitude and privacy, and yet has offered himself
freely to millions around the world as a voice for peace, healing and social
justice. John Two-Hawks is gracious and eloquent, and yet remains
a fiery advocate for Indigenous human and civil rights.
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Accolades
John Two-Hawks is a GRAMMY and Emmy nominated, Platinum Award Winning musician whose music has been featured in movies by Fox Searchlight, films by HBO, and programs by The History Channel.
Two-Hawks is a bona fide Native American Flute Music visionary and
pioneer who was among the first to introduce the Indigenous Flute to
the world decades ago. From the beginning he demanded the highest
standards of excellence. As a result Two-Hawks has taken his signature
brand of high caliber Native American Flute music into places it has
never been, brought it to millions who had never
heard it before, and elevated it to a place of equal billing and
respect in the world of music.
For anyone who ever thought Native American Flute Music amounted to
someone sitting on a rock in the forest playing a wooden flute, John
Two-Hawks has inspired us all to move beyond that stereotypical
archetype, and
challenged music lovers throughout the world to see his chosen music
genre in a powerful and dynamic new light. So we extend an
invitation to you.... Come join the millions who
have experienced for themselves the innovation, power, beauty and
passion of the incredible visionary music of John Two-Hawks....
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Humility & Honor
John
Two-Hawks is honored by those ancestors who, in the face of great
adversity, pressed on in their crafting of Native wooden flutes.
Without these courageous souls, this powerful instrument certainly
could
have been lost. Two-Hawks feels humbled to have been given the
gift to be able to breathe his breath of life into this instrument of
healing and give it a voice. It is that intent which pours into
each flute he plays, and all the music he dreams into
being. It is indeed an honor....
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