Hobiyee 2006
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0:47 <3
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Awsome Job!
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Miss being home for Hobiyee
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I see some of my family in there wow i miss being home ...
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Thanks, that was well done.
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And you encourage you all to come see for yourselves how powerful the music can be.
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Nisga'a Fer life!
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Nice Video
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Beautiful - thank you !
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I find the song very very appropriate! it captures the very essence of the Sayt K'ilim Goot (Unity - Of One Heart)
Aamhl jabin Jethro. I really enjoyed this montage of Hoobiyee Celebrations 2006!
Niit'ipxaathl Gaak - Keane Tait S.
keanetaits 4 years ago
T'ooyaḵsiy̓ n̓iin, Keane! I have been enjoying my life among the Nisga'a and their rich cultural traditions.
jdog 4 years ago
why can't we hear the voice of the Nisga'a instead of the wailin jenny's??
its ironic we're watching a celebration of a people, all while hearing song called "one voice" that is completely unrelated to the nisga'a..
stockycub 4 years ago
Primarily, the reasons are technical. We don't have access to a sound studio, so obtaining quality audio recording of performances are very difficult. Secondly, in the Nisga'a culture, songs are the property of families, not just individuals; this makes IP clearance time-consuming and costly.
jdog 4 years ago
Regarding the appropriateness of the song, the lyrics refer to unity of the Nisga'a People (as applied to the imagery in the video); just as the song progresses through four aspects of musical harmony, the Nisga'a Nation consists of four crests, or tribes. If you watch carefully, you will see the imagery in the video reflects this by focusing on one, two, and three dancers at a time, and finally on the entire group.
jdog 4 years ago
We have posted a number of other videos containing "live" performances and educational materials in the Nisga'a language, as you can see here on YouTube. I appreciate your question and interest in Nisga'a culture.
jdog 4 years ago