Iroquois Stomp Dance
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Video taken Labor Day Weekend 2008 at Iroquois Museum in Howe Cavern (Cobleskill) NY. This is the 'stomp dance' performed.
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Noel Chrisjohn here,(Oneida, Wolf Clan) cool to see this video, one of my sculptures are in the museum here, upstairs, a rotating display of my bronze sculpture "The Twins" good to see IIM vids on youtube.
This ceremonial dance is very similar to the southeastern tribes of the U.S.
thanks for stopping by IroquoisBoys. Will stop by your page too.
Bless the Iroquois Nation!!!!!!!!!!
@ScreamingBloodyGore , My nana was Iroquois, first you need to learn how to spell it, lol! Remember what your grandparent (s) told you while whispering in a garden..that is what will impact you thruout your life time. Haven't thought about music as far as it related to my nana in a LONG time..but found this by following my nose, so to speak.
Thank you for your time and comment.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts and history of this dance.
Yes, one tribe may sing to another tribe's song, but it's good that people are learning and want to reattach themselves to a native culture and bring it back alive!!
thank you for posting the video, it's good to see and hear the stomp dance again.
Very similar to the dance of the southeastern tribes!
Hey all, I am a budding musician and a proud descendant of the Iroqois nation. Though I am only 1/4 native american, i still feel a strong connection to the natural ties and my ancestry. Cultural music and customs like this impact my writing style a lot, thank you for posting!
@WaldronJennie Nice refelections ... I really enjoyed watching this dance. Nice to see the whole community come together.. regardless of age.. all are dancing!
Thanks for stopping by and sharing..
Wonder how these traditions get so crossed...
@KANONSIONNI Thanks Kanonsionni... Thanks for taking time to answer someone else's questions. I am glad you got a chance to take part in this!
Cant keep my feet still
Does anyone know if there will be any pow wows or other meetings around Chenango County NY ?
@Somekid420 Thank you and happy new year!
Thank you MuskogeeWarrior for sharing this. I am happy to learn about all cultures and posting this video has opened me up to new lessons beyond my imagination! It's very intriguing. I am happy your cultures are able to revive and find the identities again. Roots and identity are good and necessary for all people.
@NYWAORCANZ Thanks for your comments. Happy New Year.
yeah i like the repeat calls stomp dance awesome
I am glad you find it useful, SBG.
Thanks for stopping by my page. Glad to know you were also there, so you will feel a connection to this video. I am happy I could be part of this cultural program.
I'm full blood Muscogee Creek of the southeastern U.S. and this dance is very similar to the friendship dance.
doing this dance for a school project thanks!
@knapper2000 It's amazing how many cultural traditions are similar between apparently different people. I believe we can learn from each other and realize we have a lot in common. Happy New Year! Jennifer Kumar, Cross-Cultural Coach
@knapper2000 Interesting! I think a lot of cultures have similarities. Thanks for watching and sharing. Jennifer Kumar, Cross-Cultural Coach
@thrimmymom4 Thanks for sharing the information on the Native American communities, thrimmymom4.
wow, muskogeewarrior, is it so? i am totally new to this cultural understanding. Thanks for sharing that.
MuskogeeWarrior or anyone seeing this, can you translate what they are saying into English? Thanks.
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Thank you for sharing this. I am happy to learn about this. Does this happen because the Native American cultures were kind of phased out and also people want to grab for anything that may be native? But cultural understanding and sharing is good too. There is so much to learn.
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