March 2013 - Behchoko Drum Dance (Longer Version)
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~Video Info~
Event: The 8th Annual Men's Handgame Championship Tournament.
Location: Behchoko (Rae Edzo), N.W.T, Canada.
Tribe: Our Tlicho (Dogrib) Drummers performing.
Date: March 14-17, 2013
Camera Person: R.L.
Video Length - 27 minutes long! Woo! Enjoy!
can get no better than this... it is totally out of this world feeling... dancing to this non-stop dancing..WOW
This is great to watch, I love seeing them dance with smiles, and talking in the dance. Powwows are too stoic, I use to dance powwow, but I love this drum dance...
This Sayisi Dene loves Tlicho!!
this is the spirit of Tlicho dene ... dancing
WOW!!!
Yellowknife is a 16 hour drive from here and that my ou for publishing this video it makes me feel closer to my people :)
Mahsí
Thank you to showing this video
+screamingbull Thank You!
I love this, I would love to come see this, I am from Duluth, Minnesota, I am Ojibway and a elder
Your Very Welcome! Please do LIKE and SHARE the video with others. You might just bring another smile to the dance of this traditional video. :)
Sree
Can you explain the significance or meaning of this drum dance? Are there rules as who gets to start the dance and when other people get to join the ring?
Our traditional Drum Dance is used for celebration, it has been passed down to our generation and continue to grow strong. We thank our Dene Elders for this amazing drum songs.
Their are no rules, anyone can start off the dance if you feel like dancing. It doesn't matter how you dance, you dance because you want to and too the beat to the drum.
Sometimes it's hard to explain which songs means and what is the story behind it.
Their are many other drums but if you do have more question, please do ask and I do my very best to answer it. Masi Cho, Thank You.
+Browndice2010 I love an enjoy your drum dances.I am from Nisgaa/Gitksan Nation.So diff from our dances.I love it
Miss Margo I'm very glad you love my videos and our traditional drum dance, please "SHARE" and "LIKE" my videos with others who haven't seen it yet. Thank You and I do hope you subscribe to my channel. Have a nice and wonderful day with the beat of our drum music.