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Didgeridoo

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QSXjpWUDvO4
This is a rare opportunity to hear an old didgeridoo played by one of today's masters. The didgerido in question is a bamboo specimen circa. 1930s-50s vintage from the Daly River region.
Actually, come to think of it, I'm not sure if this is bamboo. It has segments like bamboo but its composition seems more like pandanus or one of the native palm species...
This didgeridoo has been used ceremonially and shows good signs of wear and handling consistent with prolonged usage... there is handling patination to the neck region, the mouthpiece has a smooth oily residue, and the bell end shows rubbing and flaking of pigment.
Exquisite instrument of the highest quality. Interestingly, these sorts of instruments are no longer made, as hardwood didgeridoos have become the norm in northern Australia.
Played here by mago master, Darryl Digarrnga.
Actually, come to think of it, I'm not sure if this is bamboo. It has segments like bamboo but its composition seems more like pandanus or one of the native palm species...
This didgeridoo has been used ceremonially and shows good signs of wear and handling consistent with prolonged usage... there is handling patination to the neck region, the mouthpiece has a smooth oily residue, and the bell end shows rubbing and flaking of pigment.
Exquisite instrument of the highest quality. Interestingly, these sorts of instruments are no longer made, as hardwood didgeridoos have become the norm in northern Australia.
Played here by mago master, Darryl Digarrnga.
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Good Afternoon, Peeps!

Hey, Steve-o! hows it going steve? I hope you actually look at my blog, oh, and thanks for commenting on my blog the other time. Procrastinators, unite! (tomorrow!) I just love the saying, DON'T TRY TO FIX ME, I'M NOT BROKEN! That technically describes me when someone breaks my heart. Oh well! I still hope you have a great day, steve-o! And you, too, uncle Jack!
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