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Kajjaanaqtug - Simeonie Keenainak

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Simeonie Keenainak (Pangnirtung) is one of the great button accordion players of all time. Here he is performing Kajjaanaqtuq.
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5 сен 2024

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@musicofnewfoundlandlabrado2080 2 года назад

Yay Simionie! Beautiful. I met and played with him on a visit to Nunavut.

@freedpeeb 2 года назад

I could listen to him play all day.

@David-mo5jw 3 года назад

Very like our western Isles box players tight n loose,lovely feel.

@bearlo-fi7376 3 года назад

Its amazing how celtic this feels in general. Its the North Atlantic sound

@tachiluz724 2 года назад

My whole life i spent a sailing in the sadness of my heart

@geoffrideout1728 3 года назад

Thank you. Very nice playing. It looks like you are feeling the music in a profound way.

@user-bt2xh2zr8f 8 месяцев назад

He Learnt from my Grandmother Daisy Watt She was a great button accordian player

@nlouve 4 года назад

Tshinashkumitin :-)

@John-iq2lx Месяц назад

Tusangnik... Kajaaanak.

@bearlo-fi7376 3 года назад

I'd love to hear how he learned this tune! I knew it as hector the hero but his version is so beautiful!!

@musicofnewfoundlandlabrado2080 2 года назад

Hi Bear, I'm not an expert but I traveled that region and met Simionie and saw players playing for big dances there. I was told many dances and songs came there with Scottish whalers. It's super cool - I heard playing there that was identical to playing where I'm from, Newfoundland and Labrador, same tune even (I'se the By). Another standard at home, Cock of the North, which has local words in Newfoundland and Labrador, also has words there, in Inuktitut, I think the words are about a one eyed hunter, or that's what I was told.