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“ Cherish the sound, for it is
the sound of Mother Earth.” Mandawuy Yunupingu - Yothu Yindi Band |
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In presenting and
describing the history and nature of the didjeridu, a reference of
respect, recognition and appreciation is made to the traditional owners and custodians of this instrument; the members of the Yolngu clans of north-eastern Arnhem Land, as well as to all indigenous people of Australia. |
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What is a didjeridu? |
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How is the didjeridu played? |
Corporate
Didjing NEW !! |
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| Where does the didjeridu come from? |
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| The didjeridu experience |
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| Buying a didjeridu | ||
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Hand-made "Mago"
didjeridu from Arnhem Land Traditional art-work (Lilly-pad Dreaming): Rex Wood (Kunwinjku Western Arnhem Land) |
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