Native
American Songs and Chants

Special
thanks to Black Hawk, an Oregon Native American musician and poet,
who lives a healthy amount of his time camped in the wilderness,
for assisting in the gathering of many of these pieces of music.

Note:
The following music files are all Standard MIDI files. MIDI files will
sound different on different systems, according to what sound card and
software you are using. If you are intersted in full audio CDs of Native American transcriptions, see below.
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The
Earth Only Endures
In
A Sacred Manner I Live
Peyote
Chant
Mystery
Song - Vision Of The Horse
Song
of the Night Dance
Behold
the Dawn
The
Buffalo Are Coming
Song
Of The Thunder Beings
Song
Of The Deer (Dreaming Song)
Medicine
Initiation Chant
Song
About the Sun and Moon
Before
the Gathering of the Clouds
A
Root of Herb
I
Sing for the Animals
Where
the Wind Is Blowing
Owl
Song
Horseman
In The Clouds

Herbal
Medicine Chant
As
The Hawk Soars
Buffalo
Dance
Prancing
They Come
Sitting
With A Turtle (Dream Song)
Song
of the Old Wolf
The
Sacred Stones Come to See You
Song
of the Buffalo Hunt
Song
of Self-reliance

Healing
Chant
Love
Song
Lullaby
Hunting
Song
I
Have Been Called
A
Prairie Fire
I
Wish to Roam
Wolf
Song
Bear
Told Me
Song
of Healing
The
Sunrise
A
Spirit Has Come


Snake
Dance
Sun
Dance
Courting
Song
A
Blacktail Deer
Something
I Foretold
Xtoles
(Ancient Mayan Chant)

Icaros
Transcriptions arranged for various kinds of solo bamboo flutes of the chants and songs of Native American shaman and medicine men.
MP3 Sample
Icaros sample excerpt
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