Muscogee Creek Festival - 4 Creek Hymnal Singing

Mvskoke Etvlwv: Muscogee Creek Festival is a celebration by the Muscogee (Creek) Nation of Oklahoma of its tribal history, heritage and culture. In this segment, Muscogee members share the unique choral style of Creek Hymnal Singing, which was adapted from hymns brought by Scottish missionaries in the 1800s and sung in the Muscogee language.
The festival was webcast and recorded in the Potomac Atrium of the National Museum of the American Indian on November 15, 2014.

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Beautiful simply beautiful people and songs!!!❤❤🙏😘💪💯🦅

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Awsome. singing

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Th anks for your update

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Where's Min a vepis?

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Aiokpanchi nan i'sht ai`yukpa`....

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Miss these somgs alot. Time to come home...

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I WANTED TRADITIONAL SONGS, NOT MY PEOPLE SINGING TO A COLONIZER'S god

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they .. colonizers.. get us to hate ourselves by getting us to hate our history.. red road: path to be a christ to be a buddha .. they stole our history and taught it to us a religion.. listen carefully.. Yahawa.. do you know what that says when you say it? Did you know it orginates here!... Among our people... we were singing and praising yahawa.. long before the colonizers hijack. (my father the creator lives in me as me the great divinity my father) so much in so lil .. vibration is everything.
Choctaw?Chickasaw Stomp songs are very similar to Creek stomp songs.. all aboriginal (muskegon) people.. or the czcams.com/video/9LFZcir9uEg/video.html
Halitobi ...

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@@Osapatali YOU'RE RIGHT. VIBRATION IS EVERYTHING

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