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Kayowajineh - Sheet Music for Native American Flute

This song comes from the personal songbook of the legendary folk singer Pete Seeger. It appears in Where Have All the Flowers Gone ([Seeger-P 2009], page 87) with the notation:

Forty years ago I learned the Seneca canoe song "Ka-yo-wa-ji-neh," from Tehanetorens (Ray Fadden). I have tried to teach it to others exactly as I learned it.

Recordings

Here is an excerpt of this song from the album Fifty Sail on Newburgh Bay, sung by Pete Seeger and Ed Renehan. I've also included a flute recording I made on October 17, 2011 of the arrangement on this page:

Kayowajineh (excerpt)

Pete Seeger and Ed Rehenan.

Kayowajineh

Clint Goss. G minor flute by Steve Petermann.

Sheet Music - Six-hole Pentatonic Minor Tuned Flutes

Kayowajineh - six-hole Pentatonic Minor

Kayowajineh - Six-Hole Flutes - Pentatonic Minor Tuning Larger image

Sheet Music - Five-hole Pentatonic Minor Tuned Flutes

Kayowajineh - five-hole Pentatonic Minor

Kayowajineh - Five-Hole Flutes - Pentatonic Minor Tuning Larger image

 
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