Native American Music by Tony Redhouse, Estun-Bah & the Phoenix Boys Choir.

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Sounds of Beauty by Estunbah.

Estun - Bah / Tony Duncan
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The flute was used in ancient times to capture the heart of a young woman in the most honorable way. Estun-bah means, For the Woman in the Apache language. A beautiful landscape of dancing colors unfolds before your ears. Listen to the many sounds that echo across the crimson canyons of the Southwest. Immerse yourself in the sounds of serenity. Find peace as you follow a river of melodies that meander through landscapes of emotions we call Life.

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Heal My World. NEW!

Heal My World by Phoenix Boys Choir with Liv & Let Liv.

Phoenix Boys Choir and Liv & Let Liv.
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Over 10 years in the making!

Heal My World is a 64 minute enchanted journey. Heal My World is an exquisitely crafted masterpiece with a unique mix of boys’ choir, Celtic and Native American music. The album is inspired by the sacred spiral healing walk and dance practiced for a thousand years by Pueblo people on the Summer Solstice in the mountains of New Mexico. Heal My World takes you on a magical sojourn for healing and joy.

Musicians include: Phoenix Boys Choir (conducted by Dr. Harvey K. Smith), Kim Robertson, Theresa Coe, Livtar Singh, Tony Redhouse, Tony Ducan, Ric Flauding, Liv Singh, Tod Shuba and Jim Simmons.

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Soul Blessings - Native American Music.

Tony Redhouse New Album! - Grammy Nominated!

Tony Redhouse - Native American Music with contemporary influences.
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In Native American Music tradition, music like art and dance tells a story. These songs reflect our human experience and express the memories, emotions and prayers of life. Soul Blessings is a rich mix of Native American, Afro-Cuban and original music which goes direct to the heart

Find your Soul Blessings with these rich layered rhythms, authentic yet soothing Native American chants, flute, guitar and fretless bass. Percussion sounds and bird whistles are from Tony's extensive collection of rare instruments. Tony is a known and internationally respected Navajo teacher, musician and healer. The production style of Liv Singh Khalsa (Crimson Series) adds powerful arrangements and beautiful sonic textures.

1. Traveling Home 6:46 The pure, innocent and beautiful child within us is always there to welcome us home. 2. Soul Blessings 6:29 Our life is a beautiful tapestry of the many blessings carefully woven together for us by the Master Weaver of life. 3. Eagle's Dance 5:22 For many Native Americans, the Eagle represents a messenger that travels between the spiritual and earthly realms. His ability to soar into the Heavens provides us with a way for our prayers to be carried to the Spirit. 4. Daydreams 11:54 Our visions and dreams are valuable ways to access wisdom from the past, present and future to help us live today. When this wisdom from the subconscious merges with our conscious thought, our daydreams can become reality. 5. Boy Dancer 6:58 If we continue to practice the playfulness and laughter of childhood, we remain young at heart. 6. Full Moon Boogie 7:48 When we combine the power of the drum, the grounding of Mother Earth and the strength of the full moon, we have a "Full Moon Boogie." 7. Yei-Shango 8:24 In the Dine culture, "Yei" represents the "Holy People" who prescribe powerful designs and symbols used for healing ceremonies. In the Afro-Cuban drum tradition, "Shango" is one of their "Holy People" connected to the drum which, like thunder, is the voice of God heard and felt deeply in our hearts.

1. Listen To Yie-Shango 8:24 by Tony Redhouse. 2. Eagles Dance 5:22 by Tony Redhouse. 3. Soul Blessings 6:29 by Tony Redhouse. 4. Boy Dancer 6:58 by Tony Redhouse. 5. Daydreams 11:54 by Tony Redhouse. 6. Traveling Home 6:46 by Tony Redhouse. 7. Full Moon Boogie 7:48 by Tony Redhouse.

Tony Redhouse:
Native American Flutes, Bird Whistles, Vocal Chants and Hand Percussion
Liv S Khalsa:
Keyboards, Digital Percussion and Drum Kits
Mike King:
Electric Bass
Ric Flauding:
Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Organ
Songs written, produced and arranged by Liv S Khalsa & Tony Redhouse

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Journey to the Four Winds - Native American Music.

Tony Redhouse

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1. East Wind - Native American Music by Tony Redhouse.
Traditionally, the East wind represents a time of birth and new life emerging in nature. As you hear the birds gently greet you, imagine the childlike innocence and joy of observing the beauty around you.
2. South Wind - Native American Music by Tony Redhouse.
The sound of rain reminds us of prosperity, abundance and growth. In the South, as the music becomes more intense and rhythmic, imagine the energy for healing and vitality through the drums vibrations.
3. West Wind - Native American Music by Tony Redhouse.
The darker sounding gongs and the ocean announce the West direction where we go deeper inside ourselves, relying on our hearts, not our eyes to perceive the light that reveals our true self.
4. North Wind - Native American Music by Yony Redhouse.
The icy sound of metallic bells bring us to the North wind. We have allowed ourselves to be like children, to develop our gifts, to trust our intuition and gain wisdom.

Listen to East Wind - Native American Music 14:48 by Tony Redhouse. South Wind - Native American Music 15:16 by Tony Redhouse. West Wind - Native American Music 13:11 by Tony Redhouse. North Wind - Native American Music 18:27 by Tony Redhouse.

Indigenous people have used music to communicate their deepest hopes and beliefs to each other, and to the forces in the universe. The most ancient and natural forms of musical expression were the voice, the drum and the flute. These timeless channels of healing and meditation can also summon us to reflect on our own personal season of life in the "Journey to the Four Winds". For Native Americans, traditional music usually recounted their experiences with all relationships in the world around them. Ideally, there existed no separation between our daily life, and the supernatural world, so our music was sacred. In the Circle of Life, the Four winds can be guides for us to forgive our yesterdays, hope for a healthy today, see more clearly with our hearts, and to humbly share with others what we've learned.
In my music, I utilize unique indigenous instruments from around the world with their own colors and rhythms, to create harmonious offerings to the Four Winds of the Universe. Each of our lives is a valuable and beautiful part of the Universal Circle of which we are connected to. Our diverse cultures, age, gender, and experiences bring balance to the Circle, so that it continues to revolve smoothly. It is my hope that we can all be united by the pulse of the drum, soaring higher and higher with the melody of the voice and flute in this "Journey to the Four Winds".

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Estun - Bah / For the Woman.

Melodies of the Serene Cane Flute Native American Music.

Estun - Bah Native American Influences.
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Indigenous Estum-bah means "For the Woman" in the Apache language. In the Native American music world, it means "Beautiful Music". The rarely played or heard cane flute goes direct to the heart with simplicity and grace. Melodies of the Cane Flute is dedicated to fallen Hopi war hero Lori Piestewa. Estum-Bah holds true to their native ways while blending an array of original and beautiful, serene native love songs.

Denzhone by Estun Bah. Sacred's Song by Estun Bah. Within the Canyon by Estun Bah. Stormy Night by Estun Bah. Wild Horses by Estun Bah. Shi-Mah by Estun Bah. Tears of the Sky by Estun Bah. Zuni Sunrise by Estun Bah. Dreams by Estun Bah. Candle Lights (dedicated to Lori Piestewa by Estun Bah. Stay with me Always by Estun Bah.

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Traditional Cane Flute Vol. 2 by Estum Bah & Tony Duncan

Estun Bah / Tony Duncan
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A beautiful landscape of dancing colors unfolds before your ears. Listen to the many sounds that echo across the crimson canyons of the Southwest. Immerse yourself in the sounds of serenity. Find peace as you follow a river of melodies that meander through landscapes of emotions we call Life. The flute was used to capture the heart of a young woman in the most honorable way. Estun-bah means, "For the Woman" in the Apache language

1. Beneath a Blanket of Stars 4:22 2. Fathers Song (Shi - Tah) 4:49 3. Life's Journey 4:04 4. Apache Lullaby 5:01 5. River of Peaceful Colors 4:39 6. Spirit Guide 5:10 7. Mountain Spirit 5:54 8. Falling Leaves 4:04 9. Estun - Bah (For the Woman) 3:57 10. Circle of Life 4:37 11. Baby Rain 4:5812. Whisper of a Winter Breeze 4:3613. Native Serenade 4:3614. Solitude 4:0915. Elders Speak 6:10 (Total Time - 71:06).

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Estun - Bah / Traditional Cane Flute

Traditional Cane Flute Vol. 1 by Estum Bah & Tony Duncan

Estun Bah / Tony Duncan
Estun Bah TD1002 for CD

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The rarely played cane flute is heard and continues to captivate the heart in this wonderful recording. The cane flute was traditional in the sacred music of Native American Indians, but its rich sounding music almost became lost in time. This album is soft and soothing and rich with the echoes of the great traditions and soul of our American past, with the spirit of the present, and the prayers and hopes for our future.

Estun -Bah - Estun Bah Mountain Spirit - Estun Bah A Dream of Love - Estun Bah Within the Canyon - Estun Bah Midnight - Estun Bah Messenger of the Creator - Estun Bah After the Rain has Passed - Estun Bah Song of the Elk - Estun Bah Honor Song - Estun Bah Zuni Sunrise - Estun Bah Through Clouds - Estun Bah Kokopeli Dance The Dog People - Estun Bah World of the Night - Estun Bah Going Home Song - Estun Bah

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