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Didgeridoo one of the oldest wind musical instruments in the world
This photo was taken during my around the world trip. Read more in my around the world trip blog.
Concierto de Carlo Cattano (Didgeridoo) en el 116 de la Rua Santa Maria.
Momentos de Buenas Vibraciones
this is my photomanipulation of the original photo shown below
Peter Levitov plays a didgeridoo, an Aboriginal Australian wind instrument, against the body of Dan Kahn as Kahn relaxes at the Downtown Community Plaza in Gainesville Wednesday afternoon. Levitov said he uses the didgeridoo to bring awareness and balance to the body. He will be playing the didgeridoo at an "Explorations Through Sound" event at the Sacred Earth Center in Gainesville on Saturday from 5-8 p.m.
On Monday, June 21, 2010, Darrren Liebman of Didgeridoo Down Under shared stories about Australia and played several didgeridoos for the crowd.
He had their rapt attention for a full hour!
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El didgeridoo,"didjeridu", diyiridú es un instrumento de viento (o aerófono) ancestral utilizado por los aborígenes de Australia. Básicamente es un tubo de madera, el cual se hace sonar al hacer vibrar los labios en el interior. Se supone que tiene unos 2.000 años de existencia [, de acuerdo con la datación de algunas pinturas rupestres en las que aparece el instrumento, aunque los propios aborígenes le dan una antigüedad de hasta 40.000 años. [cita requerida] El término didgeridoo no es de procedencia aborigen, es el que le dieron los europeos en sus primeras visitas a la isla. En las decenas de dialectos aborígenes se tiene una palabra distinta para designar a este instrumento, como por ejemplo yidaki, ginjungarg, eboro, djalupu, maluk, etc. El didjeridu está estrechamente ligado a la existencia espiritual de los aborígenes. Su principal función es la de acompañar un baile y a un cantante, sirviendo como instrumento de acompañamiento, así como marcando el tiempo para el ritmo de las canciones.
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Live at the Peniche Anako (penicheanako.info/)
Singer: Cendre Osmoza.
Sitar, Bass Guitar: Denis Teste.
Drum: Jeremy Nattagh.
Jaw Harp, Throat Singing: Nicolas Lacoumette.
Didgeridoo: Adele Blanchin. (www.myspace.com/adelblanchin)
Jam Guest:
Voice: Chloé Ventura
Bass: not known :'(
I spent an evening catching up with a couple of old friends the other day. Good coffee and good conversation in my firiend Bjørn Erik's studio "ArtBeat".
Please visit his site if you're looking for a professional recording studio in a calm and creative environment.
The same friend (Morten) giving his best shot at the didgeridoo.
I love the shadows in this one, and also the wacky light in the corner of the room.
An original Mr Cloud Rolf Harris t-shirts paying tribute to the famous Australian painter / comedian / didgeridoo player - cleverly combined with the internet's famous R.O.F.L.
Source: livinghistories.newcastle.edu.au/nodes/view/1542
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A professional worker at Bali Treasures is decorating didgeridoos. If you want to know more about didgeridoo, please read this article: balidrumfactory.blogspot.com/2018/03/didgeridoos-allureme...
Live at the Peniche Anako (penicheanako.info/)
Singer: Cendre Osmoza.
Sitar, Bass Guitar: Denis Teste.
Drum: Jeremy Nattagh.
Jaw Harp, Throat Singing: Nicolas Lacoumette.
Didgeridoo: Adele Blanchin. (www.myspace.com/adelblanchin)
Jam Guest:
Voice: Chloé Ventura
Bass: not known :'(
Live at the Peniche Anako (penicheanako.info/)
Singer: Cendre Osmoza.
Sitar, Bass Guitar: Denis Teste.
Drum: Jeremy Nattagh.
Jaw Harp, Throat Singing: Nicolas Lacoumette.
Didgeridoo: Adele Blanchin. (www.myspace.com/adelblanchin)
Jam Guest:
Voice: Chloé Ventura
Bass: not known :'(