Pow wow trail. Episode 7, pow-wow rock
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Type
Audio/Visual
Authors
Jeremy Torrie ( Torrie, Jeremy )
Category
Audio Visual and Multimedia Materials
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Publication Year
2004
Publisher
Arbor Records Ltd., Canada
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Description
Expressing themselves in the White Man's world, Indian musicians have adapted the traditional music into a new style which has found its way into the mainstream.
Using her music to propel native issues into the mainstream, Buffy Sainte-Marie shares the special place her music has within the industry, and her role as a trailblazer within the mainstream music industry.
Keith Secola's "NDN Cars" is a song about the Pow-wow and incorporates a Pow-wow beat. Keith and his Wild Band of Indians perform a Round Dance with the audience at their live gigs, recreating the atmosphere of the Pow-wow in cities and towns across the nation.
Known for their unusual harmonies and wide vocal and musical range, Ulali, an a-capella trio, has created a new genre of Native music and inspired the creation of other Native women's groups.
Using her music to propel native issues into the mainstream, Buffy Sainte-Marie shares the special place her music has within the industry, and her role as a trailblazer within the mainstream music industry.
Keith Secola's "NDN Cars" is a song about the Pow-wow and incorporates a Pow-wow beat. Keith and his Wild Band of Indians perform a Round Dance with the audience at their live gigs, recreating the atmosphere of the Pow-wow in cities and towns across the nation.
Known for their unusual harmonies and wide vocal and musical range, Ulali, an a-capella trio, has created a new genre of Native music and inspired the creation of other Native women's groups.
Number of Copies
1
Library | Accession‎ No | Call No | Copy No | Edition | Location | Availability |
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Main | 5570 | GV1624.7.P87 E.7 2009 DVD | 1 | No |