Spotted Horse

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#		Title	Length
1		Wanunyanpe (offering)	6:56	Play
2		Kespu'kwith	8:26	Play
3		Tokel Ikce Wicasa Hecel Ecunpi (in the Manner of the Old Ones)	8:13	Play
4		Zuni Sunrise	1:25	Play
5		Spotted Horse	7:24	Play

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George’s Bio
George Leduc is a traditional story teller, performer and recording artist who is currently residing in Reinbeck, Iowa. He is an enrolled member of the Kespu’kwith Métis Council of Yarmouth, Nova Scotia. Born in the area of Woonsocket, Rhode Island completed high school and was inducted into the United States Air Force with participation in many military activities. Upon completion of an eight year tour he continued his religious search of what was important in this life. His travels would lead him to such locations as Greece, Turkey, Italy, France, Spain, England, Belgium, Poland, Germany, Israel, Saudi Arabia, Canada, Mexico, and other countries to seek out religious inner peace.

In 1999 George continued his religious studies at Missouri State University and with no inner sense of peace would seek other scholarly establishments to include the University of Iowa, University of Louisiana (Lafayette,) and would receive his degree, in History, at Western Oregon University, in Monmouth, Oregon in December of 2002.

It wasn’t until a chance encounter with Native American Artist/Flutist Charles Littleleaf that would lead George back to his Native past and finally to the completion of his Full Circle. The Flute was the tool that the Great Spirit would use to bring George back toward his people. He continues to meet other accomplished artists with his membership in the International Native American Flute Association (INAFA).

Today George is better known by the name gifted him by a Cherokee Elder after his vision quest, Spotted Horse.

George can be seen playing from Oregon to Florida, from Wisconsin, to Louisiana. It is his gift that he shares with all who open their hearts. As a performer Spotted Horse has completed two albums “FULL CIRCLE” and “SPOTTED HORSE” both being released nationally as well as internationally. The most recent SPOTTED HORSE will be entered into the 2007 Native American Music Awards (NAMMYs). At present Spotted Horse can be seen performing or demonstrating at numerous Native shows, Powwows, schools, and Sundances throughout Turtle Island with additional spots in newspapers and on TV within the local community, as well as his most recent broadcast with Albert Cata on National Radio/Native American Radio Live in Santa FE Public Radio KSFR 890.7 FM.

George is married with two children and describes his lifestyle, “…we live a simple life with a close connection to friends, family, neighbors, nature, and our culture that has inspired me to pursue my dreams. It is my hope that this simplicity is felt within the vibrations of the sacred flute….”

Mitakuye Oyasin…





Notes from others:

"George Leduc's flute melodies were created and inspired by world events that shape our lives today. If you stop to chat with George he'll take the time to explain where his inspirtation came from for each song. The soon to be released Spotted Horse Album is another spirit filled musical journey with all the wondrous mystical sound of nature and flute skillfully crafted by the talents of George Leduc."

Albert R. Cata
National Radio Program Producer and Host
Native American Radio Live
Santa Fe Public Radio KSFR 890.7 FM



"George Leduc Spiritual journey"

Haunting notes reverberate off the Cellar's stone walls. One by one, tables quiet until the entire bar is silent.

The man on stage captivates with the music coming from a wooden flute. Nothing moves but his fingers and head. He, too, is entranced.

"My music is from my heart and in my soul. I don't make the sounds in the flute. I give breath to the music [with]in the flute," he says.

By EMILY CHRISTENSEN, Courier Staff Writer
WATERLOO, Iowa ---


I BOUGHT IT [SPOTTED HORSE] AT PRAIRIE DU CHEIN, WISCONSIN RENDEZVOUS.. LOVE IT!!!! LOVE IT!!!!WOW AND YOU SIGNED IT I AM THE BLONDE AND WITH ME WAS MY DAUGHTER WONDERFUL AND MYSTIC, LOVE THE ERIE WIND AND ALSO THE HORSE SO PEACEFUL AND CALMING. WHAT PEACE YOU HAVE FOUND. I BELIEVE YOU ARE A CHIEF WISE ONE I WAS HONORED TO MEET YOU YOU HAVE A GIFT THAT YOU SHARE WITH MANY AND MANY WILL FIND PEACE IN YOUR MUSIC >>>