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M.Y. Events
Mary Youngblood
2011 Musical Retreats
April through October
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Sacred Place ~
With rich vibrato and notes that melt into your heart, Mary
Youngblood takes the artistry of Native American flute music to its
highest level. Her song writing brings forth some of the sweetest
original melodies ever performed on this instrument, and the
collection herein showcases the most sublime. These peaceful and
vibrant songs have been carefully selected to quiet the mind, relax
the body, and inspire one to contemplate the Sacred Place within. |
| New Release |
Available at
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The Spirit of Sacajawea ~
2007
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The Spirit of Sacajawea
~ The Spirit of Sacajawea is a new independent film by Naka Productions. The only woman and the only Indian to travel with the Lewis and Clark expedition, Sacajawea is one of the most revered women in American history, yet her story has been romanticized and, often, misinterpreted by non-natives. The Spirit of Sacajawea examines the many controversies of her life, how her tribes were impacted, and how they are surviving today. This is the story of Sacajawea from a Native woman's perspective.
You can order this DVD from www.nakatv.com for $25.00, plus $5.00 shipping & handling.
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| Emmy Winner |
Available at
NAKA Productions |
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Dance with the Wind ~
2006
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Dance With the Wind
~ Sometimes the wind whispers and sometimes the wind howls. When Mary
Youngblood lets the wind flow through her Native American flutes the
result is always one of beauty and joy. Inspired by the wisdom of
nature, Mary writes: " The trees have given a voice to me, the voice
that sings to you now." Her eclectic musical style evokes feelings
of freedom, and gratitude for the blessings of life, our Dance with
the Wind.
(Grammy Award Winner) |
| Grammy Award 2007 |
Available at
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Feed the Fire ~
2004
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Feed the Fire
~ Follows Mary Youngblood's GRAMMY AWARD winning album Beneath the
Raven Moon. She returns with fresh and unique performances on
the Native American Flute with her signature melodies and sweet
vocals framed in captivating arrangements spanning a variety of
musical styles. With special guest appearances by Ian Anderson,
Bill Miller, and Joanne Shenandoah, Feed the Fire is full of energy,
warmth and passion.
"Absolutely enchanting! Youngblood beautifully demonstrates the
talent that earned her numerous Native American Music Awards."
-Billboard |
| Grammy Nominee 2003 |
Available at
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Beneath the Raven Moon ~
2002
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Beneath the Raven Moon
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is poetry of the heart flowing forth from the Native American flute
as only Mary Youngblood can play it. This superb collection of
songs showcases her award winning talents in adventurous new
settings from blues to classical, all the while treating us to the
beautiful heartfelt melodies for which she is known and loved.
Additionally, this album showcases Youngblood's strong voice
harmonizing along with her many flutes. The title of each track on
the CD is a line from a poem written by Youngblood giving this album
a poetic concept album.
(Grammy Award Winner) |
| Grammy Award 2003 |
CD available at
Amazon.com
Oregon Flute Store:
Beneath the Raven Moon
Songbook |
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Heart of the World ~
1999
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Heart of the World
Mary Youngblood's original sound promises to take listeners to
places they have never been with the Native American flute.
Colorful, poignant, and textured, these songs are uniquely presented
including vocals by Joanne Shenandoah on instruments including multi-chamber flutes, guitar, percussion,
cittern, dulcimer, eagle bone whistle and the exquisite
voice of Joanne Shenandoah. Both meditative and playful, this
recording is a true celebration of the heart. |
| Indie Awards 2000 |
CD Available at
Amazon.com
Oregon Flute Store:
Heart of the World
Songbook |
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The Offering ~
1998
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The Offering
The Native American Flute comes alive in
the hands of Mary Youngblood. Of Aleut and Seminole ancestry, she
is one of the first Native women to record this sacred instrument. A profoundly original and vibrant performance recorded in
the natural acoustic space of the underground
Moaning Cavern in California.
Her haunting music is much more than song, it is "liquid poetry, a
prayer." |
| Flutist of the Year |
Available at
Amazon.com
Oregon Flute Store:
The
Offering
Songbook |
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