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are you willing to elaborate on why you have mixed feelings about this? im doing this with my university choir.

Being native is elaborated enough. It's bad enough yall think it's good to have this done to native American prayer songs....its not for white people yall already desecrated our lands, beliefs, bodies, and minds. I say leave our music and songs alone....its the most responsible and respectful way to not take more of what is indigenous to the first human beings....

@@PzzaDaHut66 I'm black.... should've mentioned that in my question. This song was arranged and originally recorded by a native american. I see all that. White people do it to our culture too, but don't you feel that if it's done respectfully it's honoring the tradition and people that produced such music?

@@PzzaDaHut66 I gave this second response some more thought. what happened to your people was atrocious but when my mens choir performed it we did it with love and ernestness and discussed it's implications to make sure we did it in a respectful way. the song arranger even came out to hear. i know what you mean. i hear white people using the n word and it really pisses me off. this is that but woth something more meaningful. your traditional music. right. I'm trying figure out how to feel about our performance myself

gee whiz, me too

Ludovic Lamothe

Ben Jurkovich I spent five minutes trying to find who it was... can’t figure it out

That was me! I'm in the back row with the blue hair, and the stick. Center back.

amazing!!!!! @@annakrytenberg1872

Angelica Hesse lol. I was a bit confused ;) 😅