Native American blog

 The first thing that I would like to point out is the Mother Earth song. I love how the flow of the song is and the one person singing. It is so peaceful and the beat is continuous.Listening to Native American music gives me peace and earth nature vibes where I can just relax. The song that sounds really good to me is ly o lay ale loya this is a circle chant. the meaning behind it is very meaningful. The songs meaning has a combination of navajo chants the meaning is basically to have guidance and to be strong inside within.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9UglUjiJifA


one thing I would learn is how to dance the way the native Americans do I would love to feel the passion and the way of the music. I would also love to learn the way Native American language . In the video Mother Earth the words just sound so divine and peaceful. Being Native American this has shown me on different levels how it is to be a Native American. watch this sounds so pretty and makes me feel like that I am living in a tribe of my own. this way of dancing it brings everyone together. that is what makes everything feel like a special family. 

One more thing I would like to learn is the way they use the instruments and how they use them .  they use anything they can find and the different types of things they use is very unique to me because its out of the box and that makes them special or unique. the sound of the drums add a different type of feeling to the Native American music . the drums give a sense of up beat that makes the listener to want to interact and be involved with the culture that the native Americans have. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tU5gBSrp0C8 

Comments

  1. BekkaSeptember 21, 2021 at 6:41 PM

    Hi Emilee-Claire ! I really liked the song you show in your first paragraph called "Ly O Lay Ale Loya." It really does put you at peace, or at least gives off some type of calm vibes. I also listen to Native American music when I do my work because it helps me concentrate better. Great blog !

    ReplyDelete
  2. Karsyn LucySeptember 22, 2021 at 5:54 PM

    I agree that the language they use sounds very calming. I think the way they sound has a peaceful vibe and with the way it is conducted.

    ReplyDelete
  3. keySeptember 23, 2021 at 7:45 AM

    I agree with you when you said the Mother Earth song was very peaceful. It sure is very relaxing.Im growing on Native American culture/music too.

    ReplyDelete
  4. AnonymousSeptember 25, 2021 at 12:21 PM

    I listened to the Mother Earth song and I agree with everyone saying how peaceful it is. I love the messages and meanings behind their music. They always have a meaning or a message that is significant.

    ReplyDelete
  5. Nia JacksonSeptember 26, 2021 at 4:57 PM

    I love the passion of the dancing in Native American culture as well, you are really able to see the roots of their people and how much each and every person connects to it.

    ReplyDelete
  6. ChanayaOctober 30, 2021 at 8:49 AM

    I also like seeing how much joy the indigenous people have when dancing and singing. The way in which they speak is very soothing.

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

blog one

  ed Sheeran   by your side   bohemian rhapsody   drunk face My go to music is pop. what I would typically play on Spotify would be Ed Sheeran. I feel like I am always in the mood to listen to his songs and they make me feel good.  I like this song especially because its so beautiful. I also really like this song because it makes my full. I can listen to this song on repeat wherever I am or whatever mood I am in. I heard this song when it came in 2020 and I instantly loved the song. The sound is what drew me to feeling something towards the song.  This song has a meaningful message to me because through my hard times in life I need to always remember that god is by my side where ever and whenever. When I was little around 4 I would listen to this song on the radio. With christian songs in my opinion I have noticed that it is so easy to sing the song or simply hum it. When I was young I would sing it all the time when It would come on. This song is not also ...
Read more

tejano music

Image
In this blog post I will be talking about Tejano music. When I think of Mexican music I think of up beat music. This year I really have been into Mexican music. It really is a good type of genre of music where you just hangout with some friends at a party and dance around and just have a good time. This music is also known as Tex-Mex music. This music is a mixture of Mexican music and with U.S influences. The music first started in the mid 19th century. It originally originated in Texas. Even though there is Mexican and Latino kind of style it is mainly American influenced.  When I think of Tejano music I just think that only people from Mexico sing this kind of music and that it is only Spanish music. When I began researching I realized it was more than just Spanish music. It is more than it is a mix of various things like folk , rock, r&B, Country and of course latino music. The Tejano culture is very important for food but also the culture that the Tejano music brings to the...
Read more

blog

Image
 For this blog post I decided to do rock and roll. I listen to machine gun Kelly and I am not exactly sure what genre that would go under but maybe like rock. This genre originated in the United States.  the typical instruments that make up rock is and electric guitar and electric drum. When I think of rock and roll I think of hard core instruments. When I learn a specific topic I always want to know what the first is. in this case I wanted to learn what the first ever rock and roll song was . The first ever rock and roll song was rocket 88 written by Ike turner.  Rock and roll started by at the time of the Great Migration. Africans were brought to the cities near the north when soon they would make would start making music. As more shows were being performed and the crowd grew and grew. The person who started rock and roll was Chucky Berry,  people claimed that he was the one who started it because he had all of the elements together that fit the category of ro...
Read more