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Native American Flute Lullabies Sale Price: $0.00  |
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Canyon Trilogy: Native American Flute Music List Price: $21.32 Sale Price: $9.95 Used From: $4.59 |
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Nakai's free improvisations on this album are based on his impressions of the Anasazi and Sinagua sites, ancient cliff dwellings that were home to communities of Native people thousands of years ago. By using the Roland SDE 3000 Digital Delay system, Nakai is able to play duets with his own echo, in an effort to emulate the echoes of the past that haunt these ruins... |
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Heart of the Wind: Music for Native American Flute & Drums List Price: $21.32 Sale Price: $9.55 Used From: $9.61 |
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The haunting melodies of the Native American flute evoke the flow and cadences of breathing while the pulsing rhythms of the drum evoke the beating of the heart. This recording brings together these two very primal and human instruments in a collection of new and transforming compositions by two award-winning artists, Robert Tree Cody (Maricopa-Dakota) and Will Clipman. |
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Tribal Winds: Music From Native American Flutes List Price: $13.98 Sale Price: $9.48 Used From: $3.61 |
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1996 Earth Beat Records - Songs Include : Creator's Prayer - Joseph Fire Crow / Circle Of Life - Tom Mauchahty Ware / Song For Grandfather - William Gutierrez / Covenants Shared - R. Carlos Nakai And William Eaton / Eagle Dance Song - Fernando Cellicion / Lakota Prayer - Tokeya Inajin / Eagle's Journey - Andrew Vasquez / Medicine Of The Meadowlark - Tokeya Inajin / First Flute Song - Bryan Akipa / Memory Of Earth Mother - Andrew Vasquez / Along The River - Keith Bear / First Flight - Hawk Henries / Wind In My Mind - Joseph Fire Crow |
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Ancient Voices from Within: Native American and South American Flute Music for Meditation, Massage, Relaxation, Insomnia Sale Price: $2.67 |
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Healing Flute Chakras (Native American & Indian Flute for Massage, Spa, Yoga & Relaxation) Sale Price: $7.99 |
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Native American Flute for Sleep & Relaxation with Sounds of Nature (For Massage, New Age, Spa & Deep Sleep Therapy) List Price: $8.37 Sale Price: $8.37 Used From: $10.36 |
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Gathering of Shamen List Price: $8.37 Sale Price: $8.36 Used From: $1.70 |
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Gathering of Shamen by Native Flute EnsembleThis product is manufactured on demand using CD-R recordable media. Amazon.com's standard return policy will apply. |
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Healing Native Flute Melodies (Native American Flute for Massage, Yoga, Spa, Healing & Relaxation List Price: $10.00 Sale Price: $10.00 Used From: $12.65 |
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Mythic Dreamer: Music For Native American Flute List Price: $21.32 Sale Price: $9.89 Used From: $5.07 |
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Nakai's most recent outing finds him returning once again to the simple under-produced style that he pioneered on Changes. This program includes 10 traditional tunes from the Kiowa, Lakota, Dakota, Zuni, and Cheyenne; seven of his own compositions; and "Lake That Speaks," from the second movement of James DeMars's "Two World Concerto... |
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Sounds We Make Native American-Style Flute $24.99 Sounds We Make Native American-Style Flute |
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Sounds We Make Native American-Style Flute and Design Kit $34.99 Sounds We Make Native American-Style Flute and Design Kit |
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Sounds We Make Native America-Style Flute with Contemporary Native Fingerings b minor / D major $24.99 Sounds We Make Native America-Style Flute with Contemporary Native Fingerings b minor / D major |
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Sounds We Make Native America-Style Flute with Contemporary Native Fingerings a minor / C major $24.99 Sounds We Make Native America-Style Flute with Contemporary Native Fingerings a minor / C major |
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K&M Flute / Piccolo Holders Flute $22.99 K&M Flute / Piccolo Holders Flute |
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Rico Flute and Piccolo Padgards Flute $8.99 Rico Flute and Piccolo Padgards Flute |
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Blayman Flute / Piccolo Pegs Alto Flute Peg $49.99 Blayman Flute / Piccolo Pegs Alto Flute Peg |
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Cavallaro Flute Case Covers B-Foot Flute $49.99 Cavallaro Flute Case Covers B-Foot Flute |
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Hal Leonard Quartet Repertoire for Flute (First Flute) $4.46 Hal Leonard Quartet Repertoire for Flute (First Flute) |
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Hal Leonard Quartet Repertoire for Flute (Second Flute) $4.46 Hal Leonard Quartet Repertoire for Flute (Second Flute) |
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Hal Leonard Quartet Repertoire for Flute (Third Flute) $4.46 Hal Leonard Quartet Repertoire for Flute (Third Flute) |
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Hal Leonard Quartet Repertoire for Flute (Fourth Flute) $4.46 Hal Leonard Quartet Repertoire for Flute (Fourth Flute) |
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Jupiter 519S Alto Flute $1679 Jupiter 519S Alto Flute |
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Armstrong 303B Intermediate Flute $1039 Armstrong 303B Intermediate Flute |
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Belmonte Clarinet/Flute Stand $16.95 Belmonte Clarinet/Flute Stand |
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Carl Fischer Solos For Flute $19.76 Carl Fischer Solos For Flute |
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BG Flute Stand $9.99 BG Flute Stand |
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Rhythm Band Pan Flute $99.99 Rhythm Band Pan Flute |
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The Hunchback Flute Player Named Kokopelli
Kokopelli, the little "hunch-back" flute player as commonly known to many, has been around for centuries. He is regarded as the universal symbol of fertility for all life, inclusive of hopes, dreams, crops and love and is often referred to as the fertility deity.
Some Native American Indian cultures, such as the Zuni and the Hopi tribes, view this fertility symbol and flute player as a God.
No matter if you live in the desert Southwest, live in another part of the country or perhaps have just visited Arizona, your chances of hearing about Kokopelli are quite good. This fertility deity icon God is seen just about everywhere. You will see his picture on countless items such as Native Indian pottery, automobile key-chains, glasses, t-shirts and other clothing, outdoor lights, various home decor, candles, and of course Indian jewelery and much more.
Many ancient petroglyph's and other Native American pieces of art have long depicted him.
Some people believe that he would announce his arrival to the locals, by playing a flute as he traveled through, looking for women to impregnate, which made him well known for the fertility symbol that he represented. Not only was he an excellent flutist, he was most definitely well known as an excellent lover, which was far more important to the ladies in the villages that he would frequent. And the story describes him as a ladies dream if a woman was lucky enough to meet him.
Ask around and you'll probably discover that his goal was simply to attract as many women as he possibly could, as he had one simple thing on his mind! Whenever he would arrive into a village, he would always be dancing and playing his flute not only his own heart's content, but also to his lady followers, that couldn't wait until he arrived into their village.
There are various meanings about what this humpback flute player really stands for or means. Some believe that he is carrying different items on his back in the pictures that are represented of this famous flute-player. One thing is for sure, though. You will always see Kokopelli with a humpback while playing his flute.
Kokopelli is known as the hunch back flute player and sometimes the deity flute player who, put mildly, had an infatuation for women. It was no secret that Kokopelli would do whatever he needed to do for him to have the opportunity to impregnate another woman.
If you want even more Kokopelli goods, you will definitely find your share of things to buy with his face and flute proudly displayed at any of the local swap meets, as referred to in Arizona. Other parts of the country may refer to swap meets as flea markets.)
Even many of the Arizona residents even can't seem to get enough of him. Kokopelli items are readily available. No matter what your imagination allows, you can probably find his icon on that item. You will also find Kokopelli on wine glasses, blankets, coffee cups, place mats and so many more things. Many have fallen in love with him, too, in a sense. There are many people who are anxious to see the latest of Kokopelli items with this hunch back flute player stamped on it.
Kokopelli was best known as the fertility God but he also stood for a prankster and healer and even a pretty good story teller.
This Southwest symbol has been a source of wonder throughout the country for centuries. This little fellow is a symbol of the Southwest and his legacy has been around for just as many centuries in the American Southwest. Kokopelli can be traced back well over 3,000 years ago. The first petroglyph's were carved that long ago which depict him which also include carvings of this hunch-backed flute-playing fertility God. In fact, you too, will be able to view these carvings for yourself in many areas throughout the desert Southwest.
You can easily find painted carvings that have been carved into rock walls and boulders throughout the desert Southwest.
Although his true origins are unknown, this traveling flute-playing Casanova is considered sacred to many Southwestern Native Americans Indians and always will be without question.
About the Author
Cecilia Valenzuela is a full time entrepreneur and advocate for helping other hopeful entrepreneurs become successful with their own business. Valenzuela is a successful online business entrepreneur and translator who vows to help others follow their own online business dreams. You can learn more about Kokopelli, Native Americans and the state of Arizona at: http://www.my-arizona-desert-living.com/Kokopelli.html