Traditional Aboriginal Music. Male and female vocals, simple and exotic melody of the native people of Australia's Outback. Percussion, medium beat. Ideal for stories set in primitive lands, safaris. Mixed Vocals, Hawaiian, Austalian Folk
Traditional Aboriginal Music. Medium to medium fast tempo, male vocals. Steady Percussion beat, simple and expressive. Ideal for documentaries, stories set in native desert lands, hunting expeditions, depictions of village life among the natives. Mixed Vocals, Hawaiian, Austalian Folk
Traditional Aboriginal Music. Percussion, triangle sounding instruments, native male chanting vocals over an uptempo digiredoo beat. Documentaries, Australian safari adventures, traveling the areas around Hot Springs and the Outback. Male Vocals, Hawaiian, Austalian Folk
Traditional Aboriginal Music. Wild and adventurous, sounds of the Outback. Digiredoo and male vocals over a simple percussion beat. Ideal for documentaries, Australian hunting safari stories and scenes. Medium tempo. Mixed Vocals, Hawaiian, Austalian Folk
Traditional Aboriginal Music. Lead male vocal chanting, mixed vocals chorus. Steady, medium paced percussion beat. Portraits of village and tribal life in Hot Springs and throughout the Australian Outback. Mixed Vocals, Hawaiian, Austalian Folk
Traditional Aboriginal Music. Quirky and bizarre, chanting mixed chorus vocals, native male lead vocal, very native sounding combination of singing and chanting. Images of the blazing hot Australian interior and other desert lands, nomads, creatures of the desert. Mixed Vocals, Hawaiian, Austalian Folk
Traditional Aboriginal Music. Wild and exotic, medium to fast tempo, sounds of the Didgeridoo. Male vocals, chanting and singing tribal type vocals. Native percussion adds to the mood of the track. Mixed Vocals, Hawaiian, Austalian Folk
Traditional Aboriginal Music. Digiredoo, indigenuous instrumentation and male vocals. Adventurous mid to fast tempo exotic music of the native peoples of the land down under. Hot Desert lands, blazing sun, ideal for modern day Indiana Jones type stories. Mixed Vocals, Hawaiian, Austalian Folk
Traditional Aboriginal Music. Medium tempo, native Aborigine chanting type male vocals, Percussion, Digiredoo. Ideal for scenes and stories set in the Australian outback, safaris, documentaries. Male Vocals, Hawaiian, Austalian Folk
Traditional Aboriginal Music. Wild and adventurous sounds of the Outback. Native male vocals chanting / singing over woodblocks and the instrument synonomous with Australia, the Digiredoo. Aggressive and droning. Male Vocals, Hawaiian, Austalian Folk
Traditional Aboriginal Music. Wild and adventurous, mixed vocals, male lead vocal, indigenious style, male and female vocals join in chorus. Primitive and simple percussion backbeat, medium fast tempo. Mixed Vocals, Hawaiian, Austalian Folk
Traditional Aboriginal Music. Powerful and droning sounds of the digiredoo, male vcoals, slow to medium slow tempo, woodblocks. Depictions of life among native Australian villagers and hunters in the Outback. Male Vocals, Hawaiian, Austalian Folk
Traditional Aboriginal Music. Steady Percussion, male vocal lead, mixed vocals chorus. Expresses a sense of wonderment and questioning. Mysterious. Songs of the native peoples of Australia. Medium tempo. Mixed Vocals, Hawaiian, Austalian Folk
Traditional Aboriginal Music. Medium fast tempo, woodblocks, male Aborigine lead vocal, mixed vocals chorus. Australian safaris, stories and scenes set in the Outback. Life among the native Australians. Mixed Vocals, Hawaiian, Austalian Folk
Te kore (contemp.) In the beginning, there was everlasting darkness. The first glimmer of light in the world created lo - the Supreme Being and from the eternal realms of night evolved Ranginui, the Sky Father and Papatuanuku, the Earth Mother. Mixed Vocals, Hawaiian, New Zealand
Ko wai ka hua (contemp.) This song asks the Maori people, "Who will hold the knowledge of our ancestors, to pass down to future generations?" Mixed Vocals, Hawaiian, New Zealand
Pokarekare ana (contemp.) The most famous of love songs composed over 60 years ago, still recognized and performed. Mixed Vocals, Hawaiian, New Zealand
Ko te amorangi (trad.) A Prayer meaning: "Let God be your spearhead and achievement will follow, for this is Maoridom in action." - Words from the late Rev. Cannon Wi Te Tau Huata. A Capella, Hawaiian, New Zealand
New Zealand music. Sweet and slow guitar music, mixed vocals, adults, male, female, children, youth. Serious and meaningful mood, not somber. Richly textured and beautiful, very south sea island sounding. Mixed Vocals, Hawaiian, New Zealand
Kuini ripeka (contemp.) As the Maori way of life evolved, so too did their traditional style of making music. From the monotone chants and calls, the arrival of the missionaries introduced a new sound: 3-part harmonies. Mixed Vocals, Hawaiian, New Zealand
Mahinaarangi (contemp.) "Ma te whenua ma te wahine ka ora to iwi" - land and women were the reasons for which tribes were most likely to engage in warfare, for without these, existence would cease. Marriage within the tribe was preferred but outside marriage was also common, especially, if arranged. Mixed Vocals, Hawaiian, New Zealand
