Inuit are friendly, open, strong and close to our culture but she's showing it in such a way that we normally don't, we sing and dance in a big group or in two, idk maybe I'm so used to having our ways like this, she doesn't seem modest either.
It's nice that someone shows a bit of our Inuit culture, but most of what she does (throat sing alone with mixed songs and strange dancing) is not part of our culture. We drum dance and have traditional dances that interpret the outside world, like the river, hunting, sled dogs and many others, but this is her contemporary musician work and I'm very suprised that people enjoy it because frankly it turns me off, I don't get excited or enjoy it because I know how its suppose to be sung :/.
@OZKatun Not sure. It doesn't sound like the flat drums that the Inuit use for drum dancing, so I guess it's another sort of drum. (I just got the mp3, so I don't have a CD with liner notes or anything.)
@prosperitycraft NO It is not an Inuit drum, Inuit have 2 drums, a western arctic drum thats beat on the rim of a drum with a long flat stick, the other eastern inuit drum has a short stick with leather on it and a drum that is beat on the opposite sides. Neither sounds sound like the traditional drums we Inuit have.
I haven't been on my youtube account for 10 months or so, but I decided to sign on again today. I looked at the videos I had marked as my favorites, and this one was on there. So I clicked on it to watch it again, and it was just as beautiful as I had remembered. Thank you, prosperitycraft, for posting this beautiful video and the inuit people for the singing
I shall thank Tanya Tagaq and the Inuit people, and all the native people of the region. I have a playlist devoted to Inuit throat singing. Thank you again, prosperitycraft.
Thank you from the bottom of my heart, prosperitycraft. I've added this video to my playlist of some of the most spiritual voices ever recorded on this planet.
Thank you, and you're welcome! :) And be sure to especially thank the Inuit people where this song comes from, and thank Tanya Tagaq for singing it! ;)
@diehardoaklandfan510 To me the explanation lies in the feeling that Tanya reconnects us to our primal state as we existed for the first 990,000 years of our existence as a species. You know, before civilisation and organised religion totally perverted our world view and disconnected us from the rest of the natural world. This art form is a fundamentally beautiful thing if you "get it". Which most people I know just don't.
Cool! I went to school with Tanya, havent seen her in a couple of years. Im happy to see she is out there doing her thing! Tanya if you can see this great album! I wish I had one! Search snowtemplepilot if your interested in what I have done, and keep up the good work!
KuningmulliiHis face is against the ground QiujaviitHe is feeling cold UqquulaamutFalls asleep QiujaviitHe is feeling cold Qiujavaxingnariviit ima ijaja He is heading towards warmth QaujiviitHe knows QaujiviitHe knows UqquulaarmutFalls asleep PijumavitHe wants it or desires it Qaujivaxingnariviit ima ijaja He knows he is heading towards warmth Translated by Gara Mamgark
Wow, thank you for the lyrics and translation! I haven't been able to find it for myself, so I appreciate it! Do you know, is this Inuktitut (Baffin region), or is it a different Inuit dialect?
translation: QiujaviitHe is feeling cold QiujaviitHe is feeling cold IttimingnaakWet QiujaviitHe is feeling cold Qiujavaxingnariviit ima ijaja He is heading towards warmth QiujaviitHe is feeling cold QiujaviitHe is feeling cold PaallangamuutTrips or falls QiujaviitHe is feeling cold Qiujavaxingnariviit ima ijaja He is heading toward warmth
Inuit are friendly, open, strong and close to our culture but she's showing it in such a way that we normally don't, we sing and dance in a big group or in two, idk maybe I'm so used to having our ways like this, she doesn't seem modest either.
MarxWasAMarxist 2 weeks ago
It's nice that someone shows a bit of our Inuit culture, but most of what she does (throat sing alone with mixed songs and strange dancing) is not part of our culture. We drum dance and have traditional dances that interpret the outside world, like the river, hunting, sled dogs and many others, but this is her contemporary musician work and I'm very suprised that people enjoy it because frankly it turns me off, I don't get excited or enjoy it because I know how its suppose to be sung :/.
MarxWasAMarxist 2 weeks ago
What is the instrument other than the voice?
OZKatun 10 months ago 3
@OZKatun Not sure. It doesn't sound like the flat drums that the Inuit use for drum dancing, so I guess it's another sort of drum. (I just got the mp3, so I don't have a CD with liner notes or anything.)
prosperitycraft 7 months ago
@prosperitycraft NO It is not an Inuit drum, Inuit have 2 drums, a western arctic drum thats beat on the rim of a drum with a long flat stick, the other eastern inuit drum has a short stick with leather on it and a drum that is beat on the opposite sides. Neither sounds sound like the traditional drums we Inuit have.
MarxWasAMarxist 2 weeks ago
i know tanya ahe comes from the same place as i do good old cambridge bay
aman19991 1 year ago
So beautiful.
evilagent 1 year ago
amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!
thx for posting it!
themysticwinds 1 year ago
I haven't been on my youtube account for 10 months or so, but I decided to sign on again today. I looked at the videos I had marked as my favorites, and this one was on there. So I clicked on it to watch it again, and it was just as beautiful as I had remembered. Thank you, prosperitycraft, for posting this beautiful video and the inuit people for the singing
diehardoaklandfan510 1 year ago
@diehardoaklandfan510 You're welcome, and I also thank the Inuit people for their wonderful music! :)
prosperitycraft 1 year ago
I shall thank Tanya Tagaq and the Inuit people, and all the native people of the region. I have a playlist devoted to Inuit throat singing. Thank you again, prosperitycraft.
runupahill1 2 years ago 2
this is so beautiful !!
bjorkero77 2 years ago
Thank you from the bottom of my heart, prosperitycraft. I've added this video to my playlist of some of the most spiritual voices ever recorded on this planet.
runupahill1 2 years ago
Thank you, and you're welcome! :) And be sure to especially thank the Inuit people where this song comes from, and thank Tanya Tagaq for singing it! ;)
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25mizzy25 2 years ago
Tanya Tagaq + Jesse Zubot + Jean Martin
Première française samedi 7 novembre 2009 à 21h
Satellit Café
44 rue de la Folie Méricourt - Paris 75011
10 euro
deremusatmanagement 2 years ago
Ar first it sounds a bit french ;) haha
hit004541 2 years ago
absolutely beautiful...touches me in a unexplainable kind of way. beautiful singing and pictures. anyone who says anything different is ignorant.
diehardoaklandfan510 2 years ago
Thank you!
prosperitycraft 2 years ago
@diehardoaklandfan510 To me the explanation lies in the feeling that Tanya reconnects us to our primal state as we existed for the first 990,000 years of our existence as a species. You know, before civilisation and organised religion totally perverted our world view and disconnected us from the rest of the natural world. This art form is a fundamentally beautiful thing if you "get it". Which most people I know just don't.
caterthun 1 year ago 2
Cool! I went to school with Tanya, havent seen her in a couple of years. Im happy to see she is out there doing her thing! Tanya if you can see this great album! I wish I had one! Search snowtemplepilot if your interested in what I have done, and keep up the good work!
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snowtemplepilot 2 years ago
I love this music and the photos are great. But you should be aware that the picture at 2:07-2:11 isn't a photo.
Conway79 2 years ago
Thanks! Yeah, I figured it was an enhanced pictured, but I just thought it was cool looking ;)
prosperitycraft 2 years ago
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How dared you. This is not your song
nitjaajuut 3 years ago
In northern baffin words (translating it)
Qiujaviii (Are you cold?)
qiujaviii (are you cold?)
qiujavaksinarivit imma ajaaajaaa
(are you getting colder) AJAAAJAAAA
Uquqllumuuu, uqquqrllumuuu (asking a person if he/she has no warm clothing)
My understainding anyways!
jattagutsiak 3 years ago 2
Awesome, thanks for the translation! :)
prosperitycraft 3 years ago
love this song!
hebertvs 3 years ago
this woman is amazing
as well as beautiful
and very very talented
sirtomthecat 3 years ago 2
jenniensteph 3 years ago
Part 2
jenniensteph 3 years ago
Wow, thank you for the lyrics and translation! I haven't been able to find it for myself, so I appreciate it! Do you know, is this Inuktitut (Baffin region), or is it a different Inuit dialect?
prosperitycraft 3 years ago
Hi, it is translated by Gara Mamgark who lives in Arviat, Nunavut
jenniensteph 3 years ago
Thanks!
prosperitycraft 3 years ago
jenniensteph 3 years ago
Part 1
jenniensteph 3 years ago
This is great, soulful and very peaceful. I just dicovered that tagaq has made a solo album. I'm really eager to discover it.
Nicoco95310 3 years ago
Could somebody translate? ;>
lordofdefeat 3 years ago
This is the woman who worked on Bjorks Medulla. She is very great.
RuedigaSocke 3 years ago
Thank you for your comment! And I'm always glad to meet another Tanya Tagaq fan!
prosperitycraft 3 years ago
Another cool video!!! You're amazing! :P
alesaenz 3 years ago