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What we do for ourselves dies with us.
What we do for others and the world remains and is immortal.
Albert Pine
2002 – Savitri
MP3 @192 | 1:09:06 mins | 1995 | 103 MB
This is one of the most enchanting musical sagas that engulfs you and transports you to the enchanted time of Savitri.
You find yourself lost in the beauty and magic of Sivitri.
The way the different instruments are woven together gives this creation its richness and enchantment.
It is very powerful and moving. { Amazon }
R.Carlos Nakai * William Eaton * Bill Clipman * Nawang Khechog
In A Distant Place
FLAC | EAC | TEST & COPY | LOG & CUE | 01:09:10 mins | 2000 | 319 MB
The sweet voices of the Native American flutes of R. Carlos Nakai and the Tibetan flutes of Nawang Khechog blend together against the rich sonic palette created by the magical harp guitar, lyre and spiral clef guitar of William Eaton and the pulsing world beat percussion of Will Clipman.
Distant peoples and distant places come together in this musical exploration of the worlds of Native America and Tibet.
Visit The Official PBS Site About ” We Shall Remain ” For Full Info
PBS, presents ” We Shall Remain “ a five part series
At the heart of the project is a five-part television series that shows how Native peoples valiantly resisted expulsion from their lands and fought the extinction of their culture — from the Wampanoags of New England in the 1600s who used their alliance with the English to weaken rival tribes, to the bold new leaders of the 1970s who harnessed the momentum of the civil rights movement to forge a pan-Indian identity. WE SHALL REMAIN represents an unprecedented collaboration between Native and non-Native filmmakers and involves Native advisors and scholars at all levels of the project. <<<<< { source PBS }
Various Artists – Between Father Sky and Mother Earth
MP3 @ 160 | 53:22 | 1995 | 63.37 MB
Between Father Sky and Mother Earth is a mystical blend of instrumentals, haunting vocals, and the otherworldly sound of the Native American flute. Many different musical heritages are represented here, including Navajo, Lakota, Apache, Comanche, Kiowa, Mohican, Zuni, and Cherokee. Each song has a story to tell, some with words, some with music and the sounds of nature. This is music to awaken the spirit and soul.
Native Flute Ensemble – Spirit Wind
MP3 @320 | 58:55 | 2007 | 134.89 MB
[ available in flac upon request ]
For more than 15 years the Native Flute Ensemble has been at the forefront of the
revival of interest in Native American music throughout the world. Through the
group’s five releases, the ensemble received critical and popular acclaim from early
on with releases like “Ritual Mesa” and “Gathering of Shamen”. The Native Flute
Ensemble was one of the first Native ensembles to marry the Native American flute,
powwow drums and rattles with contemporary keyboards. At the same time the group
also excels in traditional Native American music as heard on several cuts on this CD.
In recent years the Native American flute has undergone an amazing renaissance as
audiences around the world have become enraptured with its sonorous sound. After
nearly being forgotten during the past several decades, Native American and
non-American listeners are rediscovering the music of what the Lakota/Sioux call the
“Enlightening Breath”.
Era – The Very Best Of Era
MP3 @ 256 Kbps | 01:03:44 | 2005 | 117.00 MB
Takes you away from the daily beat you normally hear on radio stations to an enchanted place that can only be achieved by meditating and maybe even chanting a little.
Excellent music on a slow summer or winter day.
Spirits Are Speaking