Snewíyalh tl’a Stakw - Teachings of the Water, performed by Elektra Women's Choir

Companion Resources
Listener's Guide video - a 67-minute spoken backgrounder on the project's cultural context and creative process. View at • Listener's Guide - Sne...
Squamish Language Pronunciation Guide video - featuring Rebecca Duncan of the Squamish Nation. View at • Squamish Language Pron...
Written performance information for choral conductors on the Elektra website (elektra.ca).
Snewíyalh tl’a Staḵw (Teachings of the Water) music video performed and produced by Elektra Women's Choir; music by T. Patrick Carrabré (tpatrickcarrab...); words in the Squamish language by Rebecca Duncan ( / rebecca-duncan-17773466 . Videography by Mike Southworth (mikesouthworth..., Collide Entertainment. Project concept and co-curator, Dr. Jeanette Gallant (www.jeanettega...).
Movement I - 1:12
Movement II - 5:14
Movement III - 8:53
Movement IV - 14:49
Movement V - 21:00

[@clairewings4412]

Thrilling. Thank you.

[@festrocious]

so beautiful, thank you all for letting us into this communion (- HJ - me too)

[@coraleealley7598]

This is so beautiful and uplifting.

[@DavidRainChoralComposer]

Congratulations to Jeanette Gallant, Morna Edmundson and everyone else involved in this remarkable project. The indigenous water teachings by Rebecca Duncan and other elders, the ethereal evocations of Elektra Women's Choir singing T. Patrick Carrabré music, as well as the stunning landscape and human videography by Mike Southworth made this a truly magical journey of cross-cultural exploration of this most basic, precious resource of all, water.

[@gvang8910]

Beautiful!

[@ReadingwithTatiana]

Wow what a beautiful production.

[@quinnschneider9182]

That was beautiful.

[@molliecoles5182]

Beautiful words escape me❤❤❤❤❤