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Charles Littleleaf on the Native American Flute

Native American Flute Player, Recording Artist and Custom Flute Maker, from the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs, Oregon, USA, featured in 2003 on PBS. For more information on Littleleaf, his CD...  
 
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andorionstar (3 days ago) Show Hide
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He looks so sympathetic to me and wish to have his CD.
TheBigsteve1983 (1 week ago) Show Hide
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"It's not music, It's medicine" wow so true
Shewolfen (1 month ago) Show Hide
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he is so genuine and his words so inspirational, the music beautiful
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I find it so interesting that my ancestors, Scandinavians, have so many similarities in their native culture to Native Americans. Our music in particular, the flute and singing sound so much alike. And the sweatlodge -sauna. The singing to spirits -jojk. And the sacred drums. It's an honest culture I think.
fluteski12 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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Charles and Vicki, I just ran across this tonight. Absolutely beautiful!!!
In song,
Sandy Czerwinski
flutiegurl (1 month ago) Show Hide
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Terrific, Sandy! It's great to hear from you. It has been a long time!!
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Belle culture ancestrale des peuples indiens d'Amérique qui dans leur respect de leur terre, laissent par le doux son de cette flute entrevoir la sensibilité de leur culture et l'importance de leurs traditions
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Sagesse des indiens, premiers habitants du pays, respect des terres, doux chant de la flute traditionnelle qui donne la mesure et la sensibilité de cette culture
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Glory! What healing beautiful sounds!

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