Track Listings (13) - Disc #1| All Artists: Various Artists Title: Tribal Winds: Music From Native American Flutes Members Wishing: 0 Total Copies: 0 Label: Earthbeat Original Release Date: 1/16/1996 Release Date: 1/16/1996 Genres: Folk, International Music, New Age, Pop Styles: North America, Native American Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 Other Editions: Tribal Winds UPCs: 093624258322, 993624258325 |
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1996 Earth Beat Records - Songs Include : Creator's Prayer - Joseph Fire Crow / Circle Of Life - Tom Mauchahty Ware / Song For Grandfather - William Gutierrez / Covenants Shared - R. Carlos Nakai And William Eaton / Eagle ... more » |
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Product Description 1996 Earth Beat Records - Songs Include : Creator's Prayer - Joseph Fire Crow / Circle Of Life - Tom Mauchahty Ware / Song For Grandfather - William Gutierrez / Covenants Shared - R. Carlos Nakai And William Eaton / Eagle Dance Song - Fernando Cellicion / Lakota Prayer - Tokeya Inajin / Eagle's Journey - Andrew Vasquez / Medicine Of The Meadowlark - Tokeya Inajin / First Flute Song - Bryan Akipa / Memory Of Earth Mother - Andrew Vasquez / Along The River - Keith Bear / First Flight - Hawk Henries / Wind In My Mind - Joseph Fire Crow Similar CDs
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CD Reviews"THIS KNOWLEDGE WILL COME TO YOU..." Soaring Heart | 02/12/2002 (5 out of 5 stars) "You must be quiet to understand the beauty in this Treasure. Quiet inside yourself. Every inch of you, every cell, every fiber of your being. I have owned this a long time and haven't fully appreciated it until now. Why? Because I wasn't truly listening. To listen you must slow down, come to a stop, be calm and OPEN. Now and only now, can you Listen. Oh Yes. Eyes closed, mind empty of all thoughts and TRULY LISTENING...The music is very POWERFUL. Its power is so subtle that I didn't comprehend it at first. Now I do. The Indians deserve our respect. They are in touch with their Spirits.I leave you with a quote from "Wind In My Mind" which epitomizes the essence of TRIBAL WINDS:"I ONCE SAT ON A HILL AND AS I GAZED ACROSS THE LANDI HEARD A SONG ON THE WINDI TURNED AND WATCHED THE PRAIRIE GRASSES MOVE TO THE RHYTHM NOT JUST TO ONE SONG--BUT TO MANYAS I FOCUSED ON THE HORIZON I REALIZED I WAS HEARING THE SONGS OF ALL TIMEI WAS LISTENING TO TRIBAL WINDS."Soar my friends. This will aid you in your journey. My Highest recommendation to the Seekers. TRIBAL WINDS is a FIND. SOARING HEART" A gorgeous tribute to the Native American flute Veggiechiliqueen | 04/11/2001 (5 out of 5 stars) "I have always listened to First Nations music and from the very beginning was captivated by the Native American flute. Its sound was nature itself; a combination of a soaring hawk, the wind whispering through night pines and birches, the melancholy cry of the loon, the lone wolf howling at the moon. Various styles, phrasings, techniques, and types of flutes are used here. I have just recently started playing the Native American flute, and listening to songs from "Tribal Winds" gave me ideas on where to start with my own compositions and gave me new tunes to practice. This collection perfectly demonstrates the various voices and emotions that a skilled flautist can bring to the music."Tribal Winds" captures that breathless moment as the artist puts the silent flute to his lips and then spins the first notes of the tune. It is the story of the land, a story of sorrow and triumph. If you seek peace in your life, this music can help you along your journey." Deeply satisfying meditational music Veggiechiliqueen | 03/27/2000 (5 out of 5 stars) "This is my favorite CD. Whenever I need to relax, escape, or simply meditate, this music floats me away. It is deeply spiritual and takes the listener on a gentle journey deep within himself. I highly recommend it."
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