Earth Path

Staples

music sagrada

I Can Feel My Heart Beat - Banjo Joe Crookston

How Sweet The Sound (Round) - Doug Von Koss

How Sweet The Sound (Jazzy) - Doug Von Koss

Wood, Stone, Feather & Bone - Joules Graves

Wood, Stone, Feather & Bone (Slow) - Joules Graves

The first single from my new album Aliento. Danit: guitar and vocals, Misha Mullov-Abbado: double bass, Nick Barbachano: clay pot, guitar and backing vocals, Matthew Barley: cello, Paul Clarvis: bass drum, Liam Fletcher: guitar and tamborine, Mao Tatanka: waira and backing vocals, Jonas Winter: backing vocals.
Produced, arranged, recorded and mixed by Liam Fletcher
Executive Producer: Nick Barbachano
Album Artwork: Anika Nixdorf
Photo credit: Chris Baker

Full album available here:
danit.bandcamp.com/releases

Cuatro Vientos - Aliento

Hermosa  versión, con unos bellísimos arreglos de clarinete, tambor shamanico, guitarra, sonajas y la melodiosa voz del maestro Alonso del Rio. Aho Mamita Ayahuasca.

Aqui- En La Casa De Mis Abuelos - Alonso Del Rio - O

Machi Ma

La luz del bosque

From WAS song database: "Original music and lyrics by Joules Graves. Released on her 1999 album Waterfall Child. In her version, Joules Graves sings "Angels singin'" instead of "Wolf and Raven," among other differences. At the Wilderness Awareness School they sing it as featured in the recording, which is slightly different from the original. At the p.i.n.e. project the lyrics were adapted to fit the landscape of Ontario rather than the west coast. Not sure of who adapted the lyrics.  "Wolf, bone, feather and stone, roaring of the river guide us home. Wolf and raven in my soul. Earth, seed, cedar tree, howling of the wind gonna set us free. Wolf and raven in my soul."

Wolf Bone Feather And Stone

I Thank The Earth

Song by Abbi Spinner. Some lyrics changed by Meghan Riley.

Fire Of Creation

Written by Lia Grippo from Wild Roots school. Andrew learned this when visiting.

Mockingbird

Written by Mackenzie Meyers while she was walking through the forest in California

Breathe Me In

Cantico del pueblo de San Pedro de Casta (Peru)
Canto al agua (hualyna) 

Desde Cuñaq viene, agüita serpenteando
por las acequias y en remolinos, hacia nuestras vidas. (bis)
 
De cantar hualinas y a la vez llorando, toditas mis penas se acabaron, Pachamama está de fiesta. (bis) 

Una estrellita que alegre me decía, canta cantorcito a la agüita a la agüita madre Cuñaq. (bis)

De cantar hualinas y a la vez llorando, toditas mis penas se acabaron, Pachamama está de fiesta. (bis)

Cuñaq

The p.i.n.e. project’s mission is to build healthy communities deeply connected to the natural environment.
To achieve this we deliver programs focused on building relationships between self, others, and the environment. Using music, drama, storytelling, naturalist studies, stewardship, survival skills, outdoor adventures, intergenerational learning, games, and play we weave a “culture of nature connection”. This empowers our mantra: be more, need less.

And yes, WE LOVE SONGS!!!

Fire Of Creation

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