Showing posts with label California Bird Singing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label California Bird Singing. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 23, 2011

Saturday, January 23, 2010

Photos from Singing the Birds: Bird Song & Dance Festival










Today is the Singing of the birds event, In Palm Springs California ... The event was held at the Palm Springs High School's Gym for the first time at this location. Had some good food this year ....
Also had some Native American vendors including a Friend of mine for years, Pete Whitehorse . and his children Lezit and Greg...
Many people Returning this year to Keep our Bird Songs going... , Bird Singing Groups that
Include the Men and women from... Morongo , Agua Caliente Cahuilla, Kupa, and Torres Martinez ...
The Chumash also participating again with from Santa Barbra area...
The Turn out was good, Felt really Good today with my people again...
Enjoy some pics.... Will have the Videos later... Thanks for visiting ...

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Friday, September 21, 2007

California Native American Day 2006




The California Native American day fiesta at Cal State San Bernardino in September 06. This video has several different Cahuilla bird songs contained within. One of the first songs is sang by a young man named Larry Hammond Jr. He has a big following and is not new to the birds singing culture. In other parts of this video, Wayne Nelson also sings a very popular traditional birdsong …. “Po Wama Po Yama….” I believe also Mr. W. Holmes is featured at this birds singing celebration that day.
Once again these are just some examples of what is out there that needs to be and every school and college locally as well as nationally.
Please see the San Manuel tribal website for more information about this year’s California Indian day 07 at Cal State San Bernardino.

Tuesday, June 19, 2007

Luiseno.... Vid by 40ftbox

This is another video that I picked up where my video was being shared@...
Vid by 40ftbox was the producer of this video. In this video you can see how the men stand in a straight line along with the youngster try to interpret what the men are doing during the song. This is how we all learned before…. by doing what the others do. Traditions run deep.. Though sometimes there is no one to show us what to do… Some of us instinctively become what was lost. Some of these guys have the gift and I believe that they should be raised up high for everyone to see how we used to be, keep it going we need more to see.