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The Indigenous Music Of Turtle Island Native American Music In North America Christina Giacona

Name: The Indigenous Music Of Turtle Island Native American Music In North America Christina Giacona
SKU: BELL-46552198
Price: 31.00 USD
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The Indigenous Music Of Turtle Island Native American Music In North America Christina Giacona instant download after payment.

Publisher: Kendall Hunt

File Extension: PDF

File size: 36.18 MB

Pages: 99

Author: Christina Giacona

ISBN: 9781524948207, 1524948209

Language: English

Year: 2018

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The Indigenous Music Of Turtle Island Native American Music In North America Christina Giacona by Christina Giacona 9781524948207, 1524948209 instant download after payment.

Native American music is the first true form of American music. By learning about its history and experiencing it in musical performance, an outsider can gain a glimpse of a rich cultural heritage. When discussing Native American music, it is often impossible to separate the music from the cultural event in which it appears. Since Native American histories are taught through performative traditions, Native American music, dance, and other performance-based actions, such as storytelling, playing games, or social, ceremonial, and ritual performances, are often better understood after exploring the cultural aspects surrounding the music.