by Dr. Bruce Copley | Nov 12, 2020 | The Didgeridoo
By Aaron Corn Reprinted from Newsletter of Centre for Studies in Australian Music, Melbourne University, December 1999 Galarrwuy Yunipungu It’s a few minutes past midnight on 23 September 1996, and it’s my first time in attendance at the Barunga Festival....
by Dr. Bruce Copley | Nov 12, 2020 | Noteworthy articles, Poems, The Didgeridoo
By Stephen Kent Master player and performer based in the USA Stephen Kent Stephen Kent The Clarion Music Center, on a backstreet in San Francisco’s Chinatown is an Aladdin’s cave of musical instruments from all over the world. It is also home to the...
by Dr. Bruce Copley | Nov 12, 2020 | The Didgeridoo
THE AUSTRALIAN DIDJERIDOO : AN ANCIENT SOUNDSCAPE The didjeridoo or GUNBARRK is the oldest musical instrument in the world with a 40 000 year recorded history. Introduction Types & Playing Styles Instrument Selection Playing the Didge Applications of...
