Women at heart of Inuit drum dance revival1 hour agoDuration 6:181 hour agoNewsDuration 6:18For the last two decades Kilautiup Songuninga has been gathering songs and stories to revive the age-old tradition of Inuit drum dance. Although the songs were often performed by men, it’s women who are leading the resurgence.Related Stories How Indigenous musicians give back to community Fiddling and jigging: 2 inseparable Indigenous traditions that run in families Jeremy Dutcher’s music is made of memories London high school students connect with their Indigenous culture through song Construction set to begin on Inuvialuit heritage centre in Tuktoyaktuk, N.W.T.More from NewsVideo11:02Why Russia is worried about Germany’s Taurus missileThe National 4 hours agoVideo4:552 now confirmed dead in Banff rockfall, 1st victim identifiedThe National 4 hours agoVideo4:20Vancouver Bandits celebrate South Asian communities4 hours agoVideo1:19#TheMoment these Squamish kids summoned bears with musicThe National 4 hours agoVideo2:00Protest music sees a resurgenceThe National 4 hours agoTrending NowVideo10:30’I didn’t kill Lilly and Jack’: Stepfather of missing N.S. kids says he passed polygraphJune 19Video8:24Disappearance of Lilly and Jack Sullivan: What we know so farThe National June 18Video9:00’I thought I was going to die,’ says witness to deadly Alberta rockfall June 20Video0:24Rob Ford Netflix doc ‘disgusting,’ says brotherJune 17Video0:45Why is Trump, a convicted felon, allowed to visit Canada?June 16
Women at heart of Inuit drum dance revival
