"the marriage of flute and earth sounds...she marries frogs, coyotes, hoot
owls, wolves, and birds with her singular, melodic playing...a beautiful
symphony."
This hauntingly beautiful collection of original Native American flute music
is uplifting, meditative, spiritual and so very relaxing.
Enchanting flute melodies with nature sounds...or the
flute alons...all to soothe the soul.
Lakota author Marshall (The Lakota Way; Winter of the Holy Iron)
draws on a rich Native American oral tradition to carefully and lovingly
"unfold the life of Crazy Horse as a storyteller would." The result is a
vivid, haunting biography that acknowledges the author's boyhood hero
worship but avoids hagiography. Raised on the Rosebud Sioux Reservation,
Marshall recalls hearing his grandfather share stories of battles fought 75
years earlier against "Long Hair," the Lakota name for Gen. George Custer,
vanquished at the Battle of Little Bighorn. Marshall reveals Crazy Horse as
loyal son, spurned lover, instinctive warrior, doting father, compassionate
hunter and natural leader, one who "reluctantly answered the call to serve"
and "literally had no desire to talk about his exploits."
