Much of that music was vocal, commonly performed in religious ceremonies and other rituals. Instruments Viva Quetzal s musicians play more than 30 familiar and exotic instruments to create the unique musical textures and tonalities of the many lands and cultures of the Americas. These instruments are the products of native musical craft traditions. Others come from African, European and North American sources. Viva Quetzal s musicians, a Chilean, a Puerto Rican, four New Englanders and two Peruvians, represent the potential of this harmonious exchange.
Most performances are free.
The Council believes the people of Ohio should share the arts. The arts arise from public, individual and organizational efforts. The OAC supports and encourages those efforts. Ohio Arts Presenters Network, a statewide service organization, provides programs and services to arts presenters and performing artists to facilitate cooperative ventures and partnerships. The WebMaster is all ears.