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INUIT SONG
On the shores of Canada’s Arctic Bay, two teenage Inuit girls sing a traditional melody. Their friend keeps the beat with a qilaut, a drum made of stretched caribou skin that was originally used to summon animist gods during ritual services. The qilaut is also called a "wind drum."
Video Length: 112
Date Found: December 07, 2009
Date Produced: September 01, 2007
View Count: 5
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