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Yidaki Recording with Djalu & Larry Gurruwiwi https://wearmysprings.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/yidaki_winiwini_djalu.mp3 On my last days in Arnhemland Australia 2003, I had the golden opportunity to record Djalu and Larry Gurruwiwi playing various rhythms...
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Nature’s languge arrives to the shores of our senses as songs, rhythms, and dances. The didgeridoo is a wind instrument (rhythm language) from North-East Arnhemalnd Australia. The Yolngu people are custodians of this ancient tool. This instrument trains the...
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All the art that is furnished and wrapped around the products on this website have all arrived from a love affair with the patterns of local nature. To see the patterns play and dance is to be exposed to the natural movements and energy of our world. Little by little...
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Yidaki aka Didgeridoo is an energetic language. It allows the senses to connect to the very energy of anything that our senses can touch. Just go out to your local nature and observe the dance of the land. If there are fish observe their movements, and after you...
