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A popular
dance for non-Indians during an intertribal song is the
Round Dance. It is an easy dance to follow as everyone
joins hands inside the dance area forming a big circle
moving clockwise. If there are many people
participating, another circle is formed inside the first
circle that moves in the opposite direction. The Round
Dance creates a simple and fun activity that brings both
cultures together for positive interaction. In
celebrating this circle of life, it is no co-incidence
that the structure of all Pow Wows is a circle. The
dance arena, known as the Arbor, is located in the
center of the designated area. It can be either outdoors
or indoors. The Arbor is blessed prior to the Pow Wow
starting and is considered a sacred ground during the
entire celebration. The Arbor is treated with the same
respect as would be given to a church. Because the Round
Dance continues to be the most entertaining dance style
to the masses, Round Dance Songs vol.2, performed by the
world’s top drums, is sure to be a NAH top-seller!
The
Songs
01. Eyabay - Miracle
02. Young Spirit - Just Kiddin’
03. Thunderhorse - Go For It!
04. Northern Wind - Lovin’ Feelin’
05. Red Tail - Double Trouble
06. Dakota Travels - Straight Song
07. Southern Boys - My Best Friend
08. Eyabay - Don’t Cry
09. Eagle Tail - Remember Who Really Loves You
10. Spirit Sand Singers - Morning Wind
11. Thunderhorse - Tsa-La-Gi-Slide
12. Pipestone - Swing and Sway
13. Young Spirit - The Original
14. Sizzortail - Ol’ Girl
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