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Matthew Mukash - Ontario Swing
I played this tune at a True North Concert in Whapmagoostui (30 years ago)
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John's Healing Journey
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Matthew Mukash on the Fiddle 2 - Soldier's Joy (James Bay Cree style)
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This video is about Matthew Mukash on the Fiddle 2 - Soldiers Joy (James Bay Cree style)
CerAmony in Val D'Or
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"Horizon" was written by CerAmony, a Cree music band with Pakesso Mukash and Matthew A. Iserhoff as band members. Both men are members of the Cree Nation of Quebec. "Horizon" can be downloaded as a bonus track to CerAmony's Debut Album, if you download the mp3 version of the album at: www.ceramony.ca. CerAmony performed"Horizon" live at the 2010 Val D'Or Hockey Tournament opening ceremonies on ...
Whapmagoostui Cree Dancers.flv
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The Crees of James Bay have adopted the music and dance of the Irish and Scottish since the late 1800s through the staff of the Hudson Bay Company, most of who were of Irish and Scottish ancestry. Here is an edited version of a jigging performance on 2004 Year's celebration in Whapmagoostui, Quebec, by a local dance troop. "Soldier's Joy" performed by Cree fiddler Matthew Mukash. Enjoy!!!
Tanisi! Such a killer version.
Soirée gigue
Soirée gigue obedjiwan
🎻🎸🥁📼🎥
Gigue siree obedjiwan
I sure enjoy your style…great rendition of a good old fiddle piece v
Good song
Graceful Fast footwork!
VERY NICE, still listening 13 years later
VERY NICE, still listening 9 years later 👍🏼
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Great stuff
Right in the spirit of it,would like to see some Apellachian board dancer accompanied by this,great verve,thanks. We do this about 2/3 speed, necessarily,for the Lucky 7 circle dance,also a great fit, along with Petronella or Flowers of Edinburgh.
let's go matthew , on swing ca ben comme du monde
Can you tell me y this dance looks like an Irish dance
This is a Cree community on the northern Quebec coast of James Bay, maybe right in the nook where it becomes Hudson Bay. When the settlers and traders came from Scotland, England and Ireland. They took on Indigenous wives. The settlers brought with them their music (fiddles) and step-dancing
@@buffylouttit7785 took right ? Like took took right?
Great show!!!
Crees in Canada are like what Aztecs were in Mexico
Whoever puts a thumbs down must not like fiddle music! 🤨
Listen to gustin adjun and the Colin adjun band are good time delta band sounds way better
Awesome!
💯💯💯💯💯 como nosotros lo mexicanos!!!!!!!!!!!
Como nosotros los Mexicanos!!!
I play violin too Matthew
Nice loggers tune. My all time favourite too... B flat?? Just imagine how your cd’s sound like since your doing yourself.. must be a hometown fiddler where you're from.
just wondering what are you using for back up?
Hi Mike, I use Logic Pro (Mac). I program all instruments (drums, bass, guitar, piano) myself. A lot fun I must say.
do you have it on your computer? if you do, what is the cost to download?
I just looked it up and I found out the price
good job matthew love it very awsome fiddle player thank you for sharingggg
Cool fiddling Great work on that Love it 😊😊
This is sad. The Cree are dancing Irish jig steps no doubt learned in the days of French and English traders, where are their traditional Cree dances, songs and legends. I wonder if they still remember any of them.it looks like another culture lost.
Not at all, our culture is still strong, our songs and legends we carry in our hearts. But the injustice is was hurts us more. We adopted this culture because it seems like our ancestors liked this music. It was new, our lands is still ours, our rights were noticed in the 1970's, we have good homes and our language is still strong. We just adopted other cultures and shared it with ours. So no, our culture is not lost my friend, we're still here.
sharon gonzalez actually I’m a Cree from that village and that’s one of our traditions
Have you any evidence that there was a significant Irish element in the staff of the Hudson's Bay Company? My reading indicates that a very large percentage - 80% in one year - were from Orkney, others were Scots from different regions, and Englishmen - mainly from London and Yorkshire. Because of war, and the possibilities of recruiting cheaper labour north of London, the vast majority of ships sailed up the east coast, picking up staff and supplies along the way, with their last stop being Stromness, in Orkney. No stops in Ireland. I'm not saying an Irish presence was non-existent, but it seems unlikely that it was significant.
Well my great-grandparents did say that there was Irish men, cause they can tell through the accent they were speaking. Scottish had more of a R like "rrr" but the Irish were more sharpened in their words. They said "Far" differently, thats the thing they noticed about the Hudson Bay Company employers. Gotta take the truth from those who have been there and remembered it.
I just asked that!!!
Jae will you ask for me if anyone ran from the roll and ended up in the mountains of Pennsylvania... story told was we are Cree and Blackfoot but blood test said Irish Jew and Scandinavian and Greek... now I know someone that didn’t come up native justice Jew he was Iroquois ... he said I needed an X2 factor test ... any truth ... I see no reason y my mom would lie or Grandmother for being native wasn’t a good thing in people’s eyes
@@sasquatch2011 The Orkney accent is distinctly different from most other Scottish accents. I'd say the "r" is pretty similar to that in some Irish dialects. I've come across evidence of some early mixed Scots and Irish settlement near what is now Winnipeg, but nothing like the Irish settler numbers towards the east coast and in Ontario. And, I repeat, the Hudson's Bay ships normally went via Orkney, not Ireland. I've seen Orcadians and folk from Caithness mistaken for Irish in London because of unfamiliarity with their accent, and, to be blunt, most Americans I met in Ohio thought I was Irish!
Where do you live and where can we meetup to play together? We can play John Hartfold covers... open discussion
holy smoke. nice job bro!
👍🏻
Awesome fiddling
God this makes me so happy to see the dancing, esp. elders <3
Joanne Faye I can do dancing like that
@@julieivillakjones3339hi, I'm just seeing this reply! I can dance like that too 🤩 not quite as good though 😅
Excellent band!
Awesome Mathew. You haven't lost your touch.:---)
I just love fiddle music! Well played :)
I first saw the guy in Val-Dor, Quebec playing fiddle.
Very nice, i like watching these.
Oooh. This song Gave me a Boner! Thanks Matt!
Would you consider giving an old Reg Hill tune a try called: Sleigh Ride Reel ???
Thank you! I'm glad you like it, and Logger's is also my all time favourite!
Mr. Mukash, Let me say " It is a privlage listing to your version of LOGGER's BREAKDOWN over and over again ! Cannot give you enought stars for your super talent !!!
looks kinda like a smoke dance step
Wow, great! Straight to my fave's ")
just luv it thnk u and what a nice short bow stroke
aint they great ?? crees are quicker and have little diff style which i luv but im part cree too gordy
CerAmony will be performing at the Bell Centre (Children's Hour) on April 2nd, 2010.
Check out CerAmony's debut music video on TH-cam. Google "CerAmony - Looks Like Change (to Me) Official Video". This video is spreading like wildfire on Twitter, Facebook and others. Please share with your friends and acquaintances.
Come to Kuujjuaq!!!
Hi Matthew, real nice tune there. I'd like to learn how to create this kind of background tracks. By the way, have you gotten much into the banjo? (Bob)