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EPISODE · Mar 16, 2025 · 1 MIN

Childhood Music Memory with Scott Durbin

from Confetti Park · host Confetti Park

Music can carry powerful memories and emotions through generations, as Scott Durbin of the Imagination Movers shares with us.  Scott, whose grandmother was Native American, recalls participating in powwows at a very young age. His family's tribe would come together to honor their cultural traditions, and music with drumming and dancing was a central component. "I remember being very young, dressed in garb and doing a powwow, and as much as a six year old can intuit a spiritual elevation because of the music and the beat, I knew this was amazing." Through experiencing the resonating drum circles and participating in the spirituality of his ancestral heritage alongside his grandmother and family, he came to know the power of music early. Scott believes this may be his first clear memory of music unlocking a moment of revelation. Journey into the past with more music memories brought to you by Confetti Park. Confetti Park is supported by the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Foundation and Music Rising at Tulane University.

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