Summary Music has always been an integral part of Aboriginal culture. In this episode, we will begin by exploring the rich heritage of Aboriginal music and how our ancestors interpreted and respected it. With clips from the Juno Awards, we will look at Aboriginal music today and how many artists such as Susan Aglukark, are fusing the old with the new. Finally, we glimpse into what the future might offer and explore how cultural blending through music is a way of celebrating diversity. We will highlight Nelly Furtado's Juno performance with premiere drum and singing group, Whitefish Juniors.
Directed : Unknown
Written : Unknown
Stars : Lisa Meeches
Genres : Documentary
Release date : Mar 4, 2005
Countries of origin : Canada
Official sites : Official site
Language : None
Filming locations : Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
Production companies : Eagle Vision Century Street Productions Meeches Video Productions
Summary Music has always been an integral part of Aboriginal culture. In this episode, we will begin by exploring the rich heritage of Aboriginal music and how our ancestors interpreted and respected it. With clips from the Juno Awards, we will look at Aboriginal music today and how many artists such as Susan Aglukark, are fusing the old with the new. Finally, we glimpse into what the future might offer and explore how cultural blending through music is a way of celebrating diversity. We will highlight Nelly Furtado's Juno performance with premiere drum and singing group, Whitefish Juniors.
Genres : Documentary
Release date : Mar 4, 2005
Countries of origin : Canada
Official sites : Official site
Language : None
Filming locations : Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
Production companies : Eagle Vision Century Street Productions Meeches Video Productions
