I agree. I was speaking of things that non-native peoples in the west are interested in - the drone, circular breathing, animal sounds, rhythmic patterns , singing, and vocalizations. The traditional styles are something else altogether. I don't want anyone to be discouraged from playing just because it seems too difficult.
That's one of the videos that inspire me most. Watching it keeps me going. So good in its simplicity. A simplicity so hard to achive. Very motivating. Really, this man is not amongst us anymore? Makes me sad, he was so young. Life's a bitch, what can I say?! Greetings from Germany. Olaf
there was no-one here before them, and they were here for 60,000 years, i'm pretty sure they can claim to be the original inhabitants of this island lol.
Its sad to see how many views those backpackers beatbox and people didge players and those mixing it with trance have. And how low the views are of the traditional original players are. The original sounds you feel in the heart. The others not, how creative they are.
in the 1980s we use to like waste away gloriously on the dole-such grand fun financed by the naive capitalist (sucker)state. Mates had a great giggle ranting about the exploits of lazy aussie life and lying on a beach at "surfers (intellectuals) paradise" lol supping aussie horse pis beer. The white aussies were so blind, we were using their rock, ex-penal colony for cheap holidays, all expenses paid. Thanks so much aussie, you "done a great job and you is great hosts" (Oxford educated)
I'm not saying they aren't migrants? I'm just saying they are the original human inhabitants of Australia, none were here before them. So that entitles them to the name of "native"
@gomektampa - too bad you don't live in L.A., I teach didge, and it is much easier than you think. I taught myself by reading shitty descriptions in library books.
imho: i think you are all right from your point of view.. 1.: if all people came from africa, the indigeous people from australia are migrants. but as we all dont KNOW, but only believe - because science can be wrong too - this is a fact, whe dont know who ever migrated to where ever... and i think most important: who cares and whts the sense of this discussion? we are here to respect and tolerate others and create a world without hatefull things like this, just like meilaws said... peace out
The black man will always play this instrument better than any white men !, its apart of the aborigine just like he is apart of the land they live on. I'm not racist I'm half Australian oh and the main fact people miss is that the aborigine is a migrant and does NOT come from Australia but there race was the first to go to Australia, my brothers stepfather is a full blooded aborigine and were all proud of it...nick
Hmmmm look up native and you will see your still wrong as the word NATIVE means originate and the aborigine's do not ORIGINATE from here so still and always be MIGRANTS sorry end of debate ...
Another beautiful person and player who will be missed.
My favourite yidaki player in Arnhem land RIP Nicky
Thank you 😍much!!!
Much respect.
There is something to be said for playing classic Yolngu rhythms- I love listening to Nicky.
I agree. I was speaking of things that non-native peoples in the west are interested in - the drone, circular breathing, animal sounds, rhythmic patterns , singing, and vocalizations. The traditional styles are something else altogether. I don't want anyone to be discouraged from playing just because it seems too difficult.
That's one of the videos that inspire me most. Watching it keeps me going. So good in its simplicity. A simplicity so hard to achive. Very motivating.
Really, this man is not amongst us anymore? Makes me sad, he was so young. Life's a bitch, what can I say?!
Greetings from Germany.
Olaf
Master of yolngu Yidaki Yidaki means Didgeridoo in Aboriginal language 🤙 love and respect. ❤️🖤💛 Manyi Baru
One of favourites...Learnt a lot from this one
THANKS !!
very professional
Divine Eyes
luv it
amazing and so sad x
there was no-one here before them, and they were here for 60,000 years, i'm pretty sure they can claim to be the original inhabitants of this island lol.
Long Live the Aboriginal peoples!!
and by the way, i said original HUMAN inhabitants, if there is no humans before them, then they are infact, so.
Djatpangarri!
@bamboosa: Naah, the traditional Styles, the "real" rythms like this one, you can't learn from books I think.^^
Every time I see him playing I expect his eyes to just pop out of his face!
Hes my brother
Guan is this guy using a WAL vamp?
Sure sounds like it.
Be good mate
Dan
didgeridoo!
Its sad to see how many views those backpackers beatbox and people didge players and those mixing it with trance have. And how low the views are of the traditional original players are. The original sounds you feel in the heart. The others not, how creative they are.
in the 1980s we use to like waste away gloriously on the dole-such grand fun financed by the naive capitalist (sucker)state.
Mates had a great giggle ranting about the exploits of lazy aussie life and lying on a beach at "surfers (intellectuals) paradise" lol supping aussie horse pis beer.
The white aussies were so blind, we were using their rock, ex-penal colony for cheap holidays, all expenses paid. Thanks so much aussie, you "done a great job and you is great hosts" (Oxford educated)
Yes, that's called talent.
Try playing for so long without gasping for air, then tell me it doesn't require talent.
djatpangarri ....
I'm not saying they aren't migrants? I'm just saying they are the original human inhabitants of Australia, none were here before them. So that entitles them to the name of "native"
@gomektampa - too bad you don't live in L.A., I teach didge, and it is much easier than you think. I taught myself by reading shitty descriptions in library books.
imho: i think you are all right from your point of view.. 1.: if all people came from africa, the indigeous people from australia are migrants.
but as we all dont KNOW, but only believe - because science can be wrong too - this is a fact, whe dont know who ever migrated to where ever...
and i think most important: who cares and whts the sense of this discussion? we are here to respect and tolerate others and create a world without hatefull things like this, just like meilaws said...
peace out
Fucking tragedy. Goodnight my friend.
The black man will always play this instrument better than any white men !, its apart of the aborigine just like he is apart of the land they live on. I'm not racist I'm half Australian oh and the main fact people miss is that the aborigine is a migrant and does NOT come from Australia but there race was the first to go to Australia, my brothers stepfather is a full blooded aborigine and were all proud of it...nick
Hmmmm look up native and you will see your still wrong as the word NATIVE means originate and the aborigine's do not ORIGINATE from here so still and always be MIGRANTS sorry end of debate ...