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- Clip ID#:
- 6523636
- Number of Views:
- 21
- Model Released:
- No
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- 0
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- Date Uploaded:
- 11 Jun 2011
- Date Created:
- 1955 - -
- Frame Rate:
- 29.97 FPS
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- No
- Alpha channel:
- No
- Seemless Looping:
- No
- Duration:
- 00:00:07,18
- Audio:
- none
Description
Click to see all Vintage Film Native American Indian Pow Wow video clips...
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1950s American Indian Pow Wow Dance (Vintage 8mm Home Movie Footage). Pow-wow music is the American Indian drumming, singing, and dancing performed at pow-wows. Though there are many genres unique to different tribes pow-wow music is characterized by pan or intertribalism with the Plains cultures, the originators of the modern pow-wow, predominating. Most of the various types of dances performed at a pow-wow are descended from the dances of the Plains tribes of Canada and the United States. Besides those for the opening and closing of a pow-wow session, the most common is the intertribal, where a drum will sing a song and anyone who wants to can come and dance. Similar dances are the round dance; crow hop when performed by a northern drum or a horse stealing song by a southern drum; there is also "double beat", "sneakup" and, for Women's Traditional and Jingle, "sidestep". Each of these songs have a different step to be used during them, but are open for dancers of any style.
Click to see all Vintage Film Native American Indian video clips...
1950s American Indian Pow Wow Dance (Vintage 8mm Home Movie Footage). Pow-wow music is the American Indian drumming, singing, and dancing performed at pow-wows. Though there are many genres unique to different tribes pow-wow music is characterized by pan or intertribalism with the Plains cultures, the originators of the modern pow-wow, predominating. Most of the various types of dances performed at a pow-wow are descended from the dances of the Plains tribes of Canada and the United States. Besides those for the opening and closing of a pow-wow session, the most common is the intertribal, where a drum will sing a song and anyone who wants to can come and dance. Similar dances are the round dance; crow hop when performed by a northern drum or a horse stealing song by a southern drum; there is also "double beat", "sneakup" and, for Women's Traditional and Jingle, "sidestep". Each of these songs have a different step to be used during them, but are open for dancers of any style.
Location: United States
Source: 8mm home movie camera
Tags for this Stock Video
Vintage American Indian
Vintage Film the 1960s!
Vintage Film Native American Pow Wow