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Singing our stories

Using archival footage and personal interviews, examines the role of Indian women in the preservation and transmission of traditional songs and music. Five contemporary groups are featured: Ulali, three women of diverse tribes, who are singers and drummers ; the Monk-Sanders Family Singers of North Carolina ; Women Singers and Drummers of Old Agency, Alberta ; Namgis Traditional Singers, from Alert Bay, B.C. ; Zuni Olla Maidens, from New Mexico, and Walela, Rita and Priscilla Coolidge, and Priscilla's daughter, Laura Satterfield, whose heritage is Cherokee.

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  • "Using archival footage and personal interviews, examines the role of Indian women in the preservation and transmission of traditional songs and music. Five contemporary groups are featured: Ulali, three women of diverse tribes, who are singers and drummers ; the Monk-Sanders Family Singers of North Carolina ; Women Singers and Drummers of Old Agency, Alberta ; Namgis Traditional Singers, from Alert Bay, B.C. ; Zuni Olla Maidens, from New Mexico, and Walela, Rita and Priscilla Coolidge, and Priscilla's daughter, Laura Satterfield, whose heritage is Cherokee."@en
  • "Using archival footage and personal interviews, examines the role of Indian women in the preservation and transmission of traditional songs and music. Five contemporary groups are featured: Ulali, three women of diverse tribes, who are singers and drummers ; the Monk-Sanders Family Singers of North Carolina ; Women Singers and Drummers of Old Agency, Alberta ; Namgis Traditional Singers, from Alert Bay, B.C. ; Zuni Olla Maidens, from New Mexico, and Walela, Rita and Priscilla Coolidge, and Priscilla's daughter, Laura Satterfield, whose heritage is Cherokee."
  • "Celebrates the power of song in Native American cultures and the women who keep these important musical traditions alive."
  • "Using archival footage and personal interviews, examines the role of Indian women in the preservation and transmission of traditional songs and music. Celebrates the power and long tradition of song in North American native cultures with performances from Tuscarora, Blackfoot, Namgis Kwakwak'wakw, Zuni and Cherokee Nations."

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  • "Films for the hearing impaired"
  • "Documentary films"
  • "Music"@en
  • "Music"

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  • "Singing our stories"@en
  • "Singing our stories"

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