“Flutopedia” is a trademark of Manifest Spirit Music. Here are links to some other arrangements and trascriptions available on the Web: The Huron Carol - Five-Hole Flutes - Pentatonic Minor Tuning Sheet Music - Five-hole Pentatonic Minor Tuned Flutes The Huron Carol - Six-Hole Flutes - Pentatonic Minor Tuning Sheet Music - Six-hole Pentatonic Minor Tuned Flutes without my overdub) is available on Jam Tracks in E Minor. The first time through, and gradually improvise over the core melody more and more each time through:Ĭlint Goss overdub of a background track by Gary Cope.Į minor flute of Spalted Maple by Barry Higgins. Here's a recording of my overdub to that track, on an E minor Native American flute. He graciously gave me permission to include his backing track on the on Jam Tracks in E Minor CD. Original price 3.99 - Original price 3.99. This song has been transcribed to Nakai Tablature by Dav.
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Gary Cope recorded a backing track for the melody that appeared on a limited-production CD-R of backing tracks Little Boy - Sheet Music for Native American Flute PDF This PDF download is the Native American flute sheet music to Little Boy by Jonny Lipford. Here is an excerpt from a version performed by Alan Mills of ( ):Įxcerpt from The Huron Carol - from Canada's Story in Song by Smithsonian Folkways ( ).īacking Track for Native American Flute in E Minor Middleton, wrote the English words, which have become widely known. Then it was translated into French under the title “Jesus est né” and it is still sung in that form in Quebec. They did not forget Father Brébeuf's carol, and about 1750 another Jesuit, Father de Villeneuve, heard them singing it and wrote it down. Some of the Hurons escaped to Lorette, near Quebec City, and there their descendants live to this day. Joseph, Fathers Brébeuf and lalement were captured and died at the stake after enduring many hours of savage torture. From the liner notes of ( ): In 1649 an Iroquois war party invaded Huronia, killing or driving out all the Hurons, and destroying the missions. He was apparently casting religion in terms that his Huron flock could relate to, using “the Great Spirit” for Jesus and speaking of the Wise Men as three chiefs.īrébeuf ministered to the Huron Indians for 22 years, until disaster struck in 1649. It is likely to have been written by the Jesuit missionary Jean de Brébeuf (1593-1649), who taught the song to the Hurons near Georgian Bay in about 1642 ( ). The Huron Carol (also called Jesous Ahatonhia, Jesus is Born, and Noël Huron), is often considered to be the first Canadian Christmas carol.
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