Native American Music and Culture of Native America.

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Native American Music and Culture of Native America

Languages

Functions Of Music in Native American Culture Religious ceremonies Healing ceremonies Work songs Game songs Honoring songs Courting songs Social songs Songs to bring success in hunting/farming

Vocables- syllables sung in Native American music The song is a gift from the Creator and the words are known to the performer and the Creator. Vocables represent fragments of an old tribal language.

Native American instruments Drums Rattles Flutes Bells Rasps

Iroquois Water Drum

Frame Drum

Pow Wow Drum / Gathering Drum

Rattles

Turtle Shell Rattles

Iroquois Flute

Navajo Flutes

Ankle Bells

Bells

Traditional Bells

A rasp is usually a notched stick that is scraped by another stick

Native American Dance Native American dance is a very special art. Many dances are performed for family events, such as weddings or birthdays. Some dances are performed for fun, others to help the harvest, and some for religious ceremonies.

*Most dances are done by men alone, or by women alone *Many dances are done in a circle. Many Native Americans believe that everything is connected, with no end, like a circle. *Many dances have names that honor animals. Eagle Dance Bear Dance Rabbit Dance

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