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Ancient traditions of Yup'ik drumming and singing have continued since time immemorial.
Genre:
World: Native American
Release Date:
2005
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Drums of the North
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Record Label: Arctic Voice Records
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Drums of the North is the first strictly traditional Yup'ik album ever produced. This album was a collaboration with the Alaska Native Heritage Center Dancers.
This album features traditional Yup'ik (Inuit) singing and drumming, an ancient form of theatrical expression and storytelling from southwestern Alaska.
WINNER of the 2007 Aboriginal Peoples Choice Awards, Best Inuit Traditional Album.
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author: Qak
Quyanaqvall for your music! I moved far away from Alaska, but when I listen to these CD's it makes me feel closer to home and in touch with my roots from Nunap.
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author: Denise Capazzi
wonderfull , wonderfull, wonderfull. I wish there was more music available from you. I am not Alaskan or Native American for that matter and I totally enjoy your stlye. Do you ever thimk you will play in the north east? Boston, Hartford or New York would be great. If you do I'LL be there....more than once!
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author: CLARENCE STEVE
You guys are very hot i have your frist cd pamyua "mengluni" i love it i sure wolud like to have the lats 3 of your songs because that bring me back to my younger days besides i was there munber one eskimo dancer then. So please help me in getting the last 3 cd that would be very nice i am from STEBBINS AK. Thnak You.
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Every music makes me proud of Who I Am
author: Joey
Cayuurlakunguur! I am hoping there is more recording internationally! Inupiaq, Inuit, Iupiaq, Athabascan, Shimshian, Tlingit, Haide, Aleut, Sugpiaq, Aluutiq, and Tribal Bloods in American Continent combined in one album. We are proud people! ONE CD will bring ONE Voice. Proud, Very Proud Voice. Cauyaqaa Nauwaa?
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