Mandaree Singers - Past, Present, Future - Pow-Wow Songs Recorded LiveCarrying on a singing legacy that stretches back to the 1950's, the Mandaree Singers are living legends of the Pow Wow Trail. With unmatched singing power and a firm commitment to sustain the original style singing of the Mandan Hidatsa Arikara, they have influenced Pow Wow singing in a way no other group has. With this vibrant collection of songs, the Mandaree Singers perfectly illustrate their mark on the past, the present and the future of Pow Wow.

The dense yet sensitive polyphony is filled with a warmth and tenderness that seems to bring us closer to Bach

Herrmann became obsessed with all things Brontë

While male beat groups ruled the Merseyside roost in the '60s

Leyla McCalla

Suor Isabella Leonarda (1620-1704) was the most prolific woman composer of the 17th century

Chaminade and Tosti

and reassures with twists and turns

John Hart - guitar

and the country's distinctive folk music

-based musician Andrew Clinco and partner Mona D

In their newest album "Pi - Pisendel"

As much as one perceives the zither mainly in folk music