Windtalker Music: Performances
Since 2000, Randy “Windtalker” Motz, has been using the hauntingly beautiful and soothing sound of Native American-style flute, blended with lush orchestration, piano, cello, guitar and Native percussion, to weave a unique musical tapestry. This special brand of music has captivated audiences of all ages at festivals, coffee houses, wineries, schools, churches, senior living centers, private parties and other intimate venues. He was also the guest performer for a moonlight tour held by the National Park Service at New Mexico’s Pueblo Bonito ruins at Chaco Canyon National Historical Park.
“Windtalker’s” initial musical inspiration was birthed from two concerts; one by Yanni, where the powerful blending of a full orchestra, rock instrumentation and a multitude of ethnic musical styles captured his creative imagination, and a second, by Robert Mirabal, who used the inter-weaving of Native American instruments, rock drums, electric guitar, bass, and the lush sounds of an effects-laden cello, to tell ancient stories from the Taos Pueblo.
“Windtalker’s” graceful, winding, and sometimes playful, melodies communicate his long-held passion for Native cultures and traditions, as well as his love of nature; a passion and love solidified during his thru-hike of the Appalachian Trail and travels throughout the southwest. Performances can be tailored to meet the needs of a specific event or venue, and because “Windtalker” performs solo, pricing is exceptionally reasonable and/or negotiable. If you are interested in receiving a Press Kit with more information on “Windtalker” and a demo CD, please Contact us.
See our Calendar and Contact Randy for performance details.
View “Windtalker’s” electronic press kit (EPK) at Sonic Bids.
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“My wife and I asked Randy to play at our 50th wedding anniversary party…We were not disappointed. The soft flute music lilted over the crowd and kept everyone in a mellow mood…We had thought about hiring an ensemble, but this was better. It set the tone for the event.”