Drums of the Saamis : The merger of the first Nation and modern Albertan cultures

Drums of the Saamis : The merger of the first Nation and modern Albertan cultures

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Drums of the Saamis chronicles the merger of the First Nation (first natives) and modern Albertan cultures. The opening tribal drums followed by the haunting melody simulating the traditional wooden flute comprise two themes that are thefoundation for the entire piece. Both...

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Drums of the Saamis chronicles the merger of the First Nation (first natives) and modern Albertan cultures. The opening tribal drums followed by the haunting melody simulating the traditional wooden flute comprise two themes that are thefoundation for the entire piece. Both elements are developed, varied and enhanced throughout as the listener senses the increasing influence of modern day Alberta, Canada, through the use of modern sounding chords and rhythms. By the end, themarriage of the old and the new is complete.
Instrument (fx guitar, sang m.m.) Big Band & Concert Band
Type (fx Instrumentskole o.lign.) Partitur og stemmer
Niveau Let øvet
Sideantal 44
Media (fx Bog, CD, DVD m.m.) Noder
Publisher/Producent Hal Leonard
Bidragydere 9788850702213
UPC 884088966386