Children of the Montessori Elementary School in Kronberg (which is nearby Frankfurt am Main, roughly in the middle of Germany) have tried to find out as much as possible, about how the Native Americans lived in the past. They have also composed and recorded a song that has already been played on Radio Hopi FM in America.
In the second part of this show, which includes a PRX piece, young Native Americans will present aspects of their culture in a fabulous new format using live shows, where they present their very own poems about their ancestors, their myths and their traditions. You can listen to "Creation Poem", a poem about the creation according to the Navajo Nation.
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Children of the Montessori Elementary School in Kronberg (which is nearby Frankfurt am Main, roughly in the middle of Germany) have tried to find out as much as possible, about how the Native Americans lived in the past. They have also composed and recorded a song that has already been played on Radio Hopi FM in America.
In the second part of this show, which includes a PRX piece, young Native Americans will present aspects of their culture in a fabulous new format using live shows, where they present their very own poems about their ancestors, their myths and their traditions. You can listen to "Creation Poem", a poem about the creation according to the Navajo Nation.
Broadcast History
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Transcript
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Hello everyone!
This is Radijojo with 'across the ocean' – the first transatlantic radio bridge for kids.
I am your host Christine from London live from the Radijojo studios in Berlin.
Today's broadcast has a motto which deals with the topic - Native Americans.
Have you heard about Santa Fe's Indian School's Spoken Word Club yet?
Not yet you say? Well, it's high time, because these young Native Americans are presenting aspects of their culture in a fabulous new format using live shows where they present their very own poems about their ancestors, their myths and their traditions.
You can listen to their "Creation Poem" a poem about the creation according to the Navajo Nation in the second part of this show.
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Children of the Montessori-School in Kronberg (that's nearby Frankfurt am Main, roughly in the middle of Germany) have...
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Intro and Outro
INTRO:Today's broadcast has a motto which deals with the topic - Native Americans.
German Children have tried to find out as much as possible, about how the Native Americans lived in the past.
In the second part of this show Young Native Americans will present aspects of their culture in a fabulous new format using live shows, where they present their very own poems about their ancestors, their myths and their traditions. You can listen to "Creation Poem", a poem about the creation according to the Navajo Nation.
Thank you very much to Radijojo – the first Transatlantic radio for kids by kids - especially to the children in Kronberg (Germany) and the Native American students from the Santa Fe Indian School's Spoken Word Club.
If you want to join our radio bridge with a report, a podcast or a skype-interview: just send a mail or even your complete MP3 to transatlantic@radijojo.de.
Musical Works
| Title | Artist | Album | Label | Year | Length |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Indianerjunge | Radijojo self production | 02:38 | |||
| Rainbow Dance Song | Fernando Cellicion, Alton Nastacio, Florentine Johnson | Music of New Mexico: Native American Traditions. | SF 40408 | 1992 | 01:21 |
| Courting Song | John Rainer, Jr. | Music of New Mexico: Native American Traditions. | SF 40408 | 1992 | 01:49 |
| Glitter Nights | Geraldine Barney | Music of New Mexico: Native American Traditions. | SF 40408 | 1992 | 00:20 |
| World Gone Crazy | Shelley Morningsong | Out of the Ashes. | SD 946 | 2008 | 01:15 |
| The Handshake | A. Paul Orteg | Music of New Mexico: Native American Traditions. | SF 40408 | 1992 | 01:00 |
| Round Dance Song | Ruben Romero, Ernest Martinez, Juan O. Lujan | Music of New Mexico: Native American Traditions. | SF 40408 | 00:28 | |
| Out Of The Ashes | Shelley Morningsong | Out Of The Ashes. | SD 946 | 2008 | 01:47 |
| Moccasin Game Song | A. Paul Ortega, Sharon Burch | Music of New Mexico: Native American Traditions. | SF 40408 | 1992 | 00:50 |
| Sounds and Percussion | Radijojo self production | 00:45 |
Additional Credits
Funders: The project was made possible by the Transatlantic Program of the Federal Republic of Germany with funding from the European Recovery Program of the Federal Department of Economics and Technology (BMWi).
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