Jeremy and Lindsey live at Paralounge 4/28/07 - Download Video File Type: WMV.5 min 50 sec. 21MB.
Dragon Fly Rhythms is a rising star on the World Music scene in North America and is leaving a profound impression on all who experience them. Performing with an assortment of instruments, Dragon Fly Rhythms takes its audience on a sound journey into the collective dreamscape of the longest thriving human culture on the planet. Indigenous Australia, whose musical instruments hold center stage at the group's presentations and educational workshops. Dragon Fly Rhythms just finished their first CD recording, "Live at the Lounge 06" that is now available for purchace. They also offer a unique line of lovingly and skillfully custom-crafted didgeridoos for sale.
Jeremy and Lindsey currently travel the southeast United States performing at music festivals, schools, libraries, art galleries, childcare centers, summer camps, fundraisers, museums, and many other promotional events and offer concerts, rhythm workshops and lessons
The Dragonfly
Poem by Alfred Lord Tennyson from, ``The Two Voices''
Today I saw the dragonfly
Come from the wells where he did lie.
An inner impulse rent the veil
Of his old husk: from head to tail
Came out clear plates of sapphire mail.
He dried his wings: like gauze they grew;
Thro' crofts and pastures wet with dew
A living flash of light he flew.
Indigenous cultures often perceive the dragonfly as a whirlwind of swift creative action and are an important insect in Zuni legend, where they are shamanistic creatures with supernatural powers. Dragonflies are also directly connected with water and springtime, fertility, renewal and are considered messengers or ancestors to the Mayan Indians of Mesoamerica. In modern times the Dragonfly also symbolizes the dreamtime illusion, and its transformative reality.
The Dragonfly
Come from the wells where he did lie.
An inner impulse rent the veil
Of his old husk: from head to tail
Came out clear plates of sapphire mail.
He dried his wings: like gauze they grew;
Thro' crofts and pastures wet with dew
A living flash of light he flew.
Indigenous cultures often perceive the dragonfly as a whirlwind of swift creative action and are an important insect in Zuni legend, where they are shamanistic creatures with supernatural powers. Dragonflies are also directly connected with water and springtime, fertility, renewal and are considered messengers or ancestors to the Mayan Indians of Mesoamerica. In modern times the Dragonfly also symbolizes the dreamtime illusion, and its transformative reality.