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Wind in the Canyon: Apache Flute Story, and Demo. of Native American Flute

Hear the love story of the young Apache flute player in the canyon, and then hear the Native American flute played for your children Also includes the Calif. Chumash peoples creations story, the “Rainbow Bridge”, with acoustic soundscape
James Swing
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4.7
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1 live meeting
40 mins in-class hours

Class Experience

This class will start with the retelling of an old Apache tale about a young flute player whose music sounds like the wind moving through the canyons to a young native girl. Eventually the flute player sets out on a hunting expedition, while away the young lady falls ill and dies. When he returns and hears the news the young man is very sad, and in his grief he eventually disappears only to be heard again when the wind blows through the canyons.
After the story I will demonstrate the Nature American flute, and answer questions about Indigenous people’s music. I will also contrast the difference between the European wooden recorder flute and the First Nations version.
Learning Goals
Students will gain an appreciation of Native American music, and learn that in the area of North America there were many different playing styles. They will also find out that these instruments are relatively inexpensive, and that they can learn to play them themselves.
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Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Sources
“ The art of the Native American flute“ by R. Carlos Nakai “ Kokopelli” flute player images and rock art, James Duffield “ The rainbow bridge“ Retold by Audrey Wood
Joined April, 2020
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I have long had a interest in Native American culture, and have visited the Navajo, and Hopi reservations. I have also visited with my children local ancestry sites of the Chumash here in Southern California. I have also enhanced my understanding of the different American Indigenous cultures by taking Professor Browner’s class in Native American music, while completing my degree in Ethnomusicology at UCLA.

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40 min

Completed by 34 learners
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Ages: 6-11
2-10 learners per class

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