Native american music

Two brothers stand outside with beautiful scenery in the background. There are hills in the distance, with a large body of water surrounding them. They walk across the grass and take their place by their own microphones. Sitting on their own rocks The Native American brothers start playing their beautiful rendition of ‘Hallelujah’ by Leonard

The 15 greatest Native American rock bands from North America, including OGs like Blackfoot and Redbone, and younger artists like Indigenous and Brulé & AIRO.

Nature dances to Wuauquikuna’s rendition of ‘The Sound of Silence.’ Luis and Fabian are the two brothers who make up the band, and they use their panflutes for the fantastic performance. The brothers are Native Americans who love to do covers of famous songs. Their goal is to share their incredible culture with the world.

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Music is the common tongue of the heart, no matter the language barriers of the world. Listen to this soulful Native American cover of ‘Hallelujah.’ Leonard Cohen wrote a song in 1984 about many things shared by humans, including the state of a world that refuses to reconcile. The cracks webbing out from Cohen’s words

Native American cultural appreciation events sponsored by the Diederich College of Communication. Marquette University Mission Week, February, 2011. jPad (JH 104). Photos by Marquette University IMC.

Maori Music in Elementary Music Class. Organized Chaos. World music focus for general music class on music of New Zealand.

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Native American music for kids must be authentic and sensitive to the culture of the tribes the songs are from. The best resources come from the tribes around the United States.