Songs (Alphabetical)
- Acorn-Grinding Song – Wehichit
- Akutaq – Yupik (Alaska Native)
- Ani Couni Chaouani – Arapaho
- Bebi Notsa – Creek
- Breezes are Blowing – Luiseño
- Buffalo Dance – Kiowa
- Corn Grinding Song – Zuni
- Damen Doiya – Northwestern Band of the Shoshone Nation
- Dust of the Red Wagon – Ute
- Eagle Dance Song – Algonquin
- Eka Muda – Comanche
- Epanay – Sioux
- H’Atira – Pawnee
- Happiness Song – Navajo
- Happy Song – Navajo
- Herd Passes Through the Village – Pawnee
- Hóšišipa – Lakota
- Hiya Hiya – Pawnee
- Hwi Ne Ya Ha
- Lullaby – Sioux
- Maple Sugar Time – Ottawa
- Morning Song – Yokut Tachi
- Mos Mos – Hopi
- O Hal’lwe – Nanticoke
- Passamaquoddy Song of Greeting – Passamaquoddy
- Pengwi Bai Anoga – Northwestern Band of the Shoshone Nation
- Pleasure Dance – Choctaw
- Rain Dance – unknown
- Qikitat Iingalat – Alutiiq (Alaska Native)
- Sleepy Time – Ojibway
- Song of the Bird’s Nest – Pawnee
- Song of the Deer Dancing – Chippewa
- Song of the Eagle – Wechihit
- Song of the Snowflakes – Mono
- Song of the Wren – Pawnee
- Song of Winter – Ojibway
- Song to the Sun – Zuni
- Tribal Prayer – Omaha
- Tsiothwatase:tha – Iroquois
- Tuntut Taiyut – Alutiiq (Alaska Native)
- Uhe Bashon Shon – Omaha
- Unuku – Alutiiq (Alaska Native)
- Usdi Yona (ᎤᏍᏗ ᏲᎾ) – Cherokee
- Wahwahtaysee – Ojibway
- Wanagi Wacipi Olowan (He he wanna wawate) – Dakota
- Wanagi-Wacipi Olowan (Ya ha) – Dakota
- Wearing My Long Wing Feathers – Arapaho
- We n’ de ya ho – Cherokee
- Ya Ya We – Wichita
Songs (by Tribe)
Algonquin
Alutiiq (Alaska Native)
Cherokee
Chippewa
Choctaw
Comanche
Creek
Hopi
Iroquois
Kiowa
Lakota
Luiseño
Nanticoke
Navajo
Northwestern Band of the Shoshone Nation
Ottawa
Passamaquoddy
Wichita
Yokut Tachi
Yupik (Alaska Native)
Unknown
Books
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See also
- Indigenous Peoples’ Day
- Native American Basket Dance
- folk songs from the United States
- Pow Wow Music
- Pow Wow
- Black Hills Pow Wow
- This DVD good examples of Pow Wow. And, it teaches the kids how to do simple pow wow steps in slow motion.
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Your site is amazing. What a resource! Everything all in one place. THANK YOU, BETH!!!!! Have a happy holiday!
I agree with the previous comment… this site is very helpful!!!
I’m so happy to hear that! 🙂
Trying to find a song I sung in 2nd grade, from a music book of the 50’s. Lyrics: lonely is the cabin. The winds are standing still. No more wild flowers bloom on the hill. Right up on the mesa, the mesa so gray. White snow, cold winds, blow and blow all day.
I needed to find a song to rewrite that was from Native American culture. This was extremely helpful and I honestly think this just saved me hours of research/