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Songs of the Nations American Indian Music Adapted for the Native American Flute, based upon the transcripts of Fracnces Densmore By Jim Mayhew (2012) Features: Available from:  Amazon.com

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Contains: 49 Dance Song : Isleta A Dog Chases a Racoon : Choctaw A Hard Road : Northern Cheyenne A Hard Time I Have : Lakota A Short Time : Lakota A Woman Welcomes the Warrior : Pawnee Alligator Dance Song - B : Seminole An Appeal to the Bear : Lakota At The Rainbow Spring - B : Zuni Badger Medicine Song : Northern Cheyenne Badger Woman Speaks : Zuni Bear Dance Song - C : Northern Ute Bear Dance Song - I : Northern Ute Blue Cloud's Love Song : Lakota Brown Bear's Song (Crying Song) : Pawnee Brown Lizard : Papago Buffalo Dance Song - B : Seminole Buffalo Society Dance Song : Mandan/Hidatsa Buffalo Society Serenade - B : Mandan/Hidatsa Bullet Game Song - A : Choctaw Bullet Game Song - B : Choctaw Comanche Dance Song : Zuni Come : Lakota Come, Let Us Sing : Chippewa Corn Plant, I Sing For You : Acoma Coyote Seizes the Heart : Yuma and Yaqui Dance Faster (Dream Song) : Northern Ute Dance of the Waterbug : Yuma and Yaqui Dance Song - C : Northern Ute Deer and Antelope Song : Acoma Do Not Weep : Chippewa Father Gave Me a Pipe : Pawnee Flower Dance Song : Acoma Flute Melody #1 : Menominee Flute Melody #2 : Menominee Flute Melody : Chippewa Folk Tale Song B : Pawnee Foolish Dog Society Serenade : Mandan/Hidatsa Four Fires on the Ground : Papago Friendship Song - C : Seminole Friendship Song - D : Seminole Gardening Song (Kill the Blackbirds) : Mandan/Hidatsa Girls Are Approaching : Papago Go With Me : Chippewa Going Toward That Paint : Northern Cheyenne Grandfather Helps Me Heal : Northern Cheyenne Hand Game Song - A : Northern Ute Hand Game Song : Northern Cheyenne Harvest Dance Song : Zuni He Has Gone : Northern Cheyenne He Is Gone : Chippewa He Will Run Around the Salt Bed : Papago Horse is Shouting : Pawnee Horses I Am Bringing : Lakota Hunci Dance - Second Song : Isleta Hunter's Prayer Song : Acoma Hunting Dance Song - F : Seminole Hunting Dance Song - G : Seminole Hunting Dance Song - I : Seminole Hunting Dance Song - M : Seminole Hunting Dance Song - N : Seminole Hunting Dance Song - O : Seminole Hunting Dance Song - Q : Seminole Hunting Dance Song - S : Seminole Hunting Dance Song - V : Seminole I Am Exalted Among the People : Pawnee I Am Thinking of Her : Chippewa I Cannot Sleep : Mandan/Hidatsa I Look for Him In Vain : Lakota I Will See A Bear : Menominee In Her Canoe : Chippewa It Is the Woodpecker : Papago It Is Time to Pay Your Wager : Papago It Moves About As It Feeds : Seminole Little Girl, Come and Help Us Sing : Papago Little Plover : Chippewa Looking For My Horses : Northern Cheyenne Love Song - A : Menominee Love Song - B : Menominee Love Song - C : Menominee Love Song - D : Menominee Love Song #2 : Chippewa Lullaby - B : Menominee Lullaby : Chippewa Lullaby : Yuma and Yaqui Man Who Has No Joy : Papago Me'sipa Dies : Yuma and Yaqui Mocassin Game Song - A : Menominee Mother's Song for A Dead Baby : Pawnee My Love Must Be Sorrowful : Chippewa My Lover is Dead : Mandan/Hidatsa My Tapping Stick : Menominee Need I Be Afraid? : Mandan/Hidatsa Old War Song : Mandan/Hidatsa On a Mountain, The Noise of the Wind : Northern Ute On My Enemies Ground : Arapaho Owls Hooting : Lakota Parade Song (G) : Northern Ute Pleasure Dance Song - A : Zuni Pleasure Dance Song - B : Zuni Pleasure Dance Song : Choctaw Possum Calls For Her Lost Baby : Seminole Quail Dance Song : Choctaw Rabbit in the Garden : Choctaw Rain Gods Speak : Zuni Rain Is Coming : Zuni Redbird and His Shadow : Yuma and Yaqui Redbird Speaks : Yuma and Yaqui Rocks Are Making a Noise : Papago Singing for that Bean : Northern Cheyenne Sky is in Darkness : Yuma and Yaqui Sleep My Baby : Yuma and Yaqui Slender-Legged Animals : Menominee Smoking Song - C : Northern Ute Song Addressed to Eagle Nest : Northern Cheyenne Song Concerning a Captive Woman : Menominee Song Concerning Sitting Crow : Lakota Song Concerning the Black Snake : Papago Song Concerning the Quail : Yuma and Yaqui Song Concerning the Wild Cat : Yuma and Yaqui Song for Returned Pawnee WWI Soldiers : Pawnee Song for Success in a Race : Papago Song for Treating Sick Babies : Northern Cheyenne Song in Honor of Gabriel Renville (Sisseton Chief) : Lakota Song of a Medicine Woman on Seeing That a Sick Person Will Die : Papago Song of Affection : Pawnee Song of an Ambitious Mother : Chippewa Song of Brown Buzzard After Removing His Scalp : Papago Song of Derision : Mandan/Hidatsa Song of Healing : Lakota Song of Protection During the Civil War : Menominee Song of the Bear : Lakota Song of the Bear : Mandan/Hidatsa Song of the Beggar's Dance : Menominee Song of the Black Eagle : Mandan/Hidatsa Song of the Blackbird - A : Yuma and Yaqui Song of the Blackbird - B : Yuma and Yaqui Song of the Chief Dance : Northern Cheyenne Song of the Famine : Lakota Song of The Gift Dance : Arapaho Song of the Maiden's Leap : Lakota Song of the Meadowlark and the Diver : Yuma and Yaqui Song of the Nighthawk : Yuma and Yaqui Song of the Shell : Mandan/Hidatsa Song of the Strange Little Boy : Pawnee Song of the Women By the Sea : Papago Song of War Dance (Yellow Horse) : Arapaho Song on the Roof of the Lodge : Mandan/Hidatsa Song to the Raven : Mandan/Hidatsa Song Used in Treatment of Sick - K : Northern Ute Steal Partner Dance Song - B : Choctaw Steal Partner Dance Song - C : Choctaw Stones Endure (Old War Song) : Northern Cheyenne Sunrise : Lakota Sun-Youth Has Risen in the East : Acoma Swift Dog's Love Song : Lakota Tea Dance Song - A : Northern Ute Tea Dance Song - B : Northern Ute Tea Dance Song - C (Part 2) : Northern Ute Terrapin Dance Song - B : Choctaw Terrible in its Power to Destroy : Papago The Unsuccessful Hunter - A : Seminole Victory Song : Choctaw War Song : Isleta War Song : Mandan/Hidatsa War Song Concerning the Owls : Menominee We Cannot Turn Back : Northern Cheyenne Weeping For My Love : Chippewa When I Think of Him (Her) : Chippewa White Cloud Demonstrates His Power : Yuma and Yaqui Why Should I Be Jealous? : Chippewa Women's War Song : Pawnee Wonder Boy (Miapa'khumi) Decides to Change His Name to Pa'kohan : Yuma and Yaqui World Would Burn Without the Rain : Papago WWI War Song (Yellow Horse) : Arapaho You Are Struggling : Menominee You Need Not Fear the Horse : Pawnee Youngest Wife of the Chief : Mandan/Hidatsa