Native American Music

[JimmiGerman]

First I came to native American music when a girl friend of mine once loaded down several songs from You Tube. Later I found this, and I think it's great: Ananau.

 

 

Edited January 3, 2015 by JimmiGerman

[JimmiGerman]

Or this one: "My father married a pure Cherokee, my mother's people were ashamed of me..."  As far as I know, she had an Armenian father, and her mother was American with Cherokee forefathers. I always found her songs great. Expecially this video shows that there's certainly nothing she'd have to be ashamed of... if ye know what I mean. 

 

Edited January 3, 2015 by JimmiGerman

[JimmiGerman]

And I like the Lakota (inspired by the film "Dances With Wolves").

 

Edited January 2, 2015 by JimmiGerman

[Windseeker]

Native American Flute is very soothing. 

 

My wife happens to have both Irish and Native American roots. 

 

I myself play Irish Flute and used to play at some of the pubs in Seattle till tendinitis set in. I love Irish flute because of it's dynamic ability to sound very light and airy to rolling like a bubbling brook to very reedy and punchy. 

 

Here is a favorite from a very talented girl I know.

 

[Windseeker]

And the master himself.

[Palerider]

Interesting

[JimmiGerman]

Interesting

 

Honestly, Palerider, I guess flute music isn't really your thing - but perhaps your heart's beatin' faster at this song:

 

Edited January 3, 2015 by JimmiGerman

[Blackmarch]

First I came to native American music when a girl friend of mine once loaded down several songs from You Tube. Later I found this, and I think it's great: Ananau.

 

 

You should look up CUSCO (its a german group, but their work is influenced a lot by native american music forms)< I would also suggest Sukay.