Jewer, an internationally acclaimed flute player, composer,
studio musician and record producer, has been with Call for Peace for four
years. Receiving critical
acclaim for live performances at festivals, fine arts concert series,
museums and other celebrations, Jewer is a classically trained musician
whose original compositions for Call for Peace are based upon his years of
study and influences ranging from Native American to Celtic.
Recent appearances include CBS’s 48 Hours, Chicago’s Whole Life Expo, Milwaukee’s Indian Summer,
Chicago’s Adler Planetarium, Wisconsin Public Radio, Shingoethe Center
for Native American Studies, Chicago’s Mitchell Indian Museum, the
Geneva Bay Center, a worldwide syndicated children’s television show
taped at WGN in Chicago, Prairie du Chein Rendezvous, and the Potowatomi
and North Star Casinos. His
first CD on Laughing Cat Records, Prairie
Plain Song, made its debut at number four on the nationwide radio
charts and is currently receiving international radio airplay and is in
worldwide distribution. Jewer’s work has received numerous nominations and
recognitions, including Best Native American CD (American Federation of
Independent Musicians), Best New Age CD (New
Age Voice magazine) and Best New Age Group (WAMI, Wisconsin Artists
Awards).
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