by admin | Mar 27, 2024 | Performances and techniques
Greetings and felicitations from Cape Town, South Africa My name is Bruce Copley and thank you for spinning this disc for without a listener there is no message. What you are about to hear is a selection of some unusual didgeridoo sounds and effects. This undoctored...
by admin | Mar 27, 2024 | Noteworthy articles
CALL & SING PLAY WITHIN BREATH & BLOW, FEEL THE FLOW SCREAM & DRUM HEAR THE HUM PUMP & SLIDE TAKE THE RIDE THE FUTURE SLIDES IN US. Weave the waves with what is around Discover your unique sounds Express while you can Play a fluid sound that will let...
by admin | Mar 27, 2024 | Noteworthy articles
by John Yeld, Cape Town Argus, May 2002 An Australian scientist is using a state-of-the-art brain imaging machine to investigate the complex physics involved when playing the didgeridoo, the ancient but extremely complex wooden musical instrument developed by the...
by admin | Mar 27, 2024 | History and Information
by Aaron Corn Reprinted from Newsletter of Centre for Studies in Australian Music, Melbourne University, December 1999 It’s a few minutes past midnight on 23 September 1996, and it’s my first time in attendance at the Barunga Festival. Barunga lies just southwest of...
by admin | Mar 27, 2024 | History and Information
INTRODUCTION The didjeridoo or GUNBARRK is the oldest musical instrument in the world with a 40 000 year recorded history. Traditionally, it was found amongst the Top End tribes of the Northern Territory; most notably ARNHEM LAND people. However, it did find its way...
