| Native American drums are without a doubt
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| | artist and communicates impressions of
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| the most recognizable Native instruments
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| | his inner feelings and beliefs in his
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| among Native Americans and non Native
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| | Indian art. Some American Indian tribes
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| American people alike. Drums for many
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| | use animals to adorn their drums and
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| generations have always been at the
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| | others use geometric patterns and
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| center of Native lifestyle, forming what
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| | everything in between. In some Native
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| is the conduit of religion and
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| | cultures the drummer will place some item
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| spirituality as well as feast days where
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| | of personal value inside the drum to
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| a pow wow drum is at the center. Indian
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| | permanently join himself with his hand
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| leaders in North America history have all
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| | drum. The unique Native American pictures
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| used drums in various ways to connect
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| | that the artwork on the drums depict is
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| with a higher power known to most as the
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| | usually painted with natural earth colors
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| Great Spirit. To Native people, Indian
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| | taken from nature. Some are dull and
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| drums are much more than just decorations
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| | others are bright coming from flowers,
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| or nice musical instruments. American
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| | roots, berries, bark or herbs that are
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| Indian drums are said to speak to the
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| | boiled to release their unique earth
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| drummer. Native drums being made in a
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| | tones. Other Native American drums are
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| circle represent the earth and life. The
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| | adorned with iron oxide which is a
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| most well known being hoop drums and
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| | naturally occurring red rock that can be
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| shaman drums which are Indian hand drums
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| | easily crushed. When mixed with water, it
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| used in many personal healing and
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| | produces a rich orange red dye that is
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| religious ceremonies as well as public
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| | much like paint and is indicative if the
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| ceremonies such as a Native American
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| | surrounding hillsides and rock formations
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| powwow. The hide of the animal that is
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| | like those of the beautiful Arizona red
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| pulled over the ring brings with it
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| | rock canyons. The region of Sedona is
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| unique characteristics of the spirit of
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| | thought to be a special place with
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| the animal and brings a sense of life to
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| | spiritual energy like the energy created
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| the drum when played. Many people think
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| | by American Indian drums. The goal of
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| of beating a drum to make a sound, but to
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| | Native American Education except for
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| Indian drummers and those involved in
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| | those Indian boarding schools that have
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| modern drumming groups and drum circles,
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| | tried to stamp out Indian has always
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| the desire is to draw out the sound. The
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| | involved the sharing of beliefs through
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| beating drum is compared to the beating
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| | music, songs, stories and legends. It is
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| of a human heart and is said to represent
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| | in harmony with these forms of learning
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| the heart beat of the earth which is a
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| | that the communication and cultural
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| belief that is classic Native American.
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| | importance has been found in the use of
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| Drums in this way become the conduit to
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| | drums. If you are interested in the
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| connect one's spirit with that of the
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| | spiritual aspects of life as pertain to
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| earth and the Great Spirit through out
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| | Indian beliefs, you will enjoy owning and
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| the history of Native Americans. Native
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| | playing Native American drums.
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| American Indian drums have a wonderful
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| | Craig Chambers is the director of Mission
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| culture and because they are so important
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| | Del Rey and author offering free
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| they are used in not only music but art
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| | information online about how to use
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| and dance as well. Decorating a drum
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| | Native American drums to create beautiful
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| becomes a very personal task to the
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| | Southwest home decorating.
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| owner. The Indian drummer becomes an
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