Dream Warrior - Ronald Roybal - Native American Flute Music

http://www.ronaldroybal.com "Dream Warrior" is from the film "The Blood Cries Out" which was nominated Best Long Form Music Video in the 2007 Native American Music Awards. Photography is by Edward S. Curtis. The music is composed and performed by Ronald Roybal. Ronald is a six-time Native American Music Award Nominee who makes his home in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

"The Blood Cries Out" is 51 minutes in length and contains 10 music videos. Visit http://www.ronaldroybal.com for information on how to buy a high resolution copy of this film on DVD.

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[racetothesun]

We will never forget the price of today.

Ronald,

Peace and vision to you always.

[artifactman660]

wow i love this,its amazing!!!

[Rod Templar]

PART 4

But the music was flowing out from his flute like song from a meadow lark. It was good for ears to listen to, so we got off our horses and sat awhile. Pretty soon the fire for revenge went from our hearts and we got back on our horses and returned to the home camp. I know now that music is stronger than anger. Aho Ootaneo, whoever you are.

[Rod Templar]

PART 3

At one point, young Mahkpia-Luta, or Red-Cloud, who was riding foreward reined in his mustang and signaled halt. We strained ears to the wind. Pretty soon the sound of flute came into our ears. We followed the source and overtook a lone Crow sitting crosslegged on the ground with flute to his lips. We ought have brained and scalped this Crow, whose people of recent had killed some of ours.

[Rod Templar]

PART 2

At one point, young Mahkpia-Luta, or Red-Cloud, who was riding foreward reined in his mustang and signaled halt. We strained ears to the wind. Pretty soon the sound of flute came into our ears. We followed the source and overtook a lone Crow sitting crosslegged on the ground with flute to his lips. We ought have brained and scalped this Crow, whose people of recent had killed some of ours.

[Rod Templar]

PART 2

We were going to take horses and scalp from Ootaneo, white mans Crow injuns. Our small party was in command of Hehaka-Sapa, or Black-Elk, a Holy man, who had made us good Medicine for the trail.

Door-flaps on all the lodges yet were night-closed as we rode single file along the trail leading from camp. By the time we reached ice that was Wolf creek, wind was howling from the North Point, whistling through the gap and bending boughs on pine tree that fringed each side of the creek.

[Rod Templar]

PART 1

It was a good many snows before this one, but I yet recall that day as if it were the one before this. Our people, about thirty lodges of Oglala were wintering along ice that was a narrow creek off Witaiyohe, or Tongue river. The day broke cold. Frost was heavy on the ground, and breath of man and horse came out in white clouds. But snow yet was light, so our party of ten men, painted and feathered-up for the war trail, went to the winter corral and got on our horses.

[moheeshe]

native american music sitting around a campfire, there's nothing better. this is beautiful.

[kenjackson1977]

<3 Much love thanks for sharing the love may the spirit guide all that watch this!

[raul mauricio fuentes villalobos]

guerreros de la eternidad y del arcoiris

[raul mauricio fuentes villalobos]

guerreros de la eternidad

[1968gmoore]

Not sure how often you read the comments, but I thank you for your music and for sharing. It really touches the soul, I mean deep within. Amazing how the music drifts me away to a wide open land. Peace to you Ronald.