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Tag Archives: Native American Music & Chants
Celebrating Indigenous Peoples’ Day
Shout out to our Native American brothers and sisters.. Happy Indigenous Peoples’ Day Come celebrate with us as we pay tribute to the “FIRST NATIONS” people & their beautiful rich culture. Please feel free to share music, lyrics, videos, dance … Continue reading
Happy Indigenous Peoples’ Day
Shout out to our Native American brothers and sisters.. Happy Indigenous Peoples’ Day Come celebrate with us as we pay tribute to the “FIRST NATIONS” people & their beautiful rich culture. Please feel free to share music, lyrics, videos, dance … Continue reading
Native Americans: Portraits From a Century Ago
Hat- tip The Atlantic In the early 1900s, Seattle-based photographer Edward S. Curtis embarked on a project of epic scale, to travel the western United States and document the lives of Native Americans still untouched by Western society. Curtis secured … Continue reading
Saturday Open Thread | Native American Music & Chants
Native American Chants & Dances Dances, songs and chants have played a major role in the culture of Native Americans. Stories and histories have been passed from generation to generation by voice as well as movement, rather than by written … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, History, Honor, Music, Open Thread, Politics, Spirituality, Tribute
Tagged 3chicspolitico.com, American Indian Ceremonial Music, Ghost Dance, Ghost Dance Movement, Native American culture, Native American Music & Chants, Native American Tribal Music, Native Americans, Saturday Open Thread (March 2nd 2013), Wounded Knee Massacre, Wovoka
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Friday Open Thread | Native American Music & Chants
American Indians traditionally used ceremonial music to connect to a spiritual realm and summon aid from supernatural powers. In addition to its sacredness, American Indian music has evolved to become “an essential expression of American Indian identity,” according to Gary … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, History, Honor, Music, Native Americans, Open Thread, Politics, Spirituality, Tribute
Tagged 3chicspolitico.com, American Indian Ceremonial Music, Friday Open Thread (March 1st 2013), Native American culture, Native American Music & Chants, Native American Tribal Music, Native Americans
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Thursday Open Thread | Native American Music & Chants
History of Native American Music Music was a prominent part of the Native American culture. The Native Americans had a tribal culture and each tribe had its own distinctive form of music. However there existed pan-tribal an intertribal genres of … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, History, Honor, Music, Native Americans, Open Thread, Politics, Spirituality, Tribute
Tagged 3chicspolitico.com, Native American Cry Dance, Native American culture, Native American Music & Chants, Native American Tribal Music, Native Americans, Thursday Open Thread (Feb28th 2013)
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Wednesday Open Thread | Native American Music & Chants
Native American music is as vast and diverse as the people who create it, and each tribe has its own musical approach and style that has been passed down for centuries. Music is at the center of Native American culture, … Continue reading
Tuesday Open Thread | Native American Music & Chants
Native American music plays a vital role in history and education, with ceremonies and stories orally passing on ancestral customs to new generations. Native American ceremonial music is traditionally said to originate from deities or spirits, or from particularly respected … Continue reading
Monday Open Thread | Native American Music & Chants
Native American Drums The most important Native American instrument was and still is the drum, as you can tell by going to any powwow or Indian event. Different tribes have different traditions about the drum and how to play it, … Continue reading
