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| the systematic destruction of an entire way of life |
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| Lyrics made up of syllables that have no meaning but are often considered sacred |
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| important native american tradition that presents music, dance, food, arts, and fun with respect unity honor and friendship. |
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| origin of the powwow, these dances provide a time for warriors to reenact brace deeds |
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| Instruments of Native American Music |
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| Cedar Flute, Drums, Rattles Gourds, Bones, shells, ect. |
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| Native American Music Awards began in |
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| one of the most popular native American record Companies with over 400 releases |
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| "Foxy Lady" "Purple Haze" |
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| conveyed strong sense of her heritage in her music,wrote many songs that were covered by Elvis Presly, Neil Diamond,and Janice Joplin. |
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| Guitarist/vocalist,\ that toured with Bob Dylan, was the creator of "The Band" |
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| Known for strong Iraquois Tradition |
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| Session Guitarist that worked with John Lennon, Eric Clapton, and George Harrison, was known as the Graffiti Man |
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| a vocal trio known for their unique harmonies and powerful voices and their song "Mother" |
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| was very famous for his cedar flute playing and song "Two World Concerto" |
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| traditional form of North Indian music featuring the heavy resounding beat of the dhol, accompanied by smaller tumbi drums and punjabi lyrics |
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| bombay + Hollywood, referring to south Asian films, music and dances. |
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| north indian double barreled drum |
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| Hawaiian choral chant or song accompanied by dance, drama, and instrumental performance. |
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| compounds holding prisoners, including camps used in the united states in WWII to incarcerate Japanese Americans. |
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| Reggae influenced Hawaiian Music |
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| A classical Japanese stringed instrument, like a two stringed violin |
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| traditional drum based music of Mindanao ) Philippines) |
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| second generation Japanese American |
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| slang for Filipino; song movement in the Philippines during the 1970s and 80s that was a blend of rock, fold, and ballads sung in the Taglog language |
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| A HAWAIIAN FINGER PICKED GUITAR STYLE |
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| classical instrument from made up of two small tuned hand drums played with both hands |
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| a traditional form of japaneese drum based music |
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| vietnemeese pop music that blends vietnemeese scales with western dance rythms |
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| a technique in which djs use multiple turntables and various audio effects |
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| a small four stringed Hawaiian instrument |
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