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Indigenous music of North America

Indigenous music of North America, which includes American Indian music or Native American music, is the music that is used, created or performed by Indigenous peoples of North America, including Native Americans in the United States and Aboriginal peoples in Canada, Indigenous peoples of Mexico, and other North American countries—especially traditional…

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Cultural origins
Indigenous peoples of North America United States Canada Mexico · United States · Canada · Mexico

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Indigenous music of North America

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Indigenous music of North America

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related to Caribbean · 19
Indigenous music of North America → Additionally, Another, As, By, Caribbean, Charonia, Fotuto, Higuera, In, Indigenous Taíno, It, Many, Maracas, North America, Once, Puerto Rico, Taíno, The, They
Cultural origins · 4
Indigenous music of North America → Canada, Indigenous peoples of North America United States Canada Mexico, Mexico, United States

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music songs american native also musical many instruments one like drums often new indigenous dance song tribes range two melodic

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Indigenous music of North AmericaCultural originsIndigenous peoples of North America United States Canada Mexico1.00infobox
Indigenous music of North AmericaCultural originsUnited States1.00infobox
Indigenous music of North AmericaCultural originsCanada1.00infobox
Indigenous music of North AmericaCultural originsMexico1.00infobox
turtle shell rattles.Bruno Nettl refers to the style of the Great Basin area as the oldest styleinstance ofwhich includes instruments0.80text
common throughout the entire continent before Mesoamerica but continued in only the Great Basininstance ofwhich includes instruments0.80text
in the lullabyinstance ofwhich includes instruments0.80text
gamblinginstance ofwhich includes instruments0.80text
and tale genres around the continentinstance ofwhich includes instruments0.80text
Chuckcheeinstance ofall featuring pulsating vocal technique and possibly evident in recent Paleo-Siberian tribes0.80text
Yukaghirinstance ofall featuring pulsating vocal technique and possibly evident in recent Paleo-Siberian tribes0.80text
Koryakinstance ofall featuring pulsating vocal technique and possibly evident in recent Paleo-Siberian tribes0.80text

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