At the risk of repeating myself ?, there are two main styles in the traditional approach to the didgeridoo: the Mago and the Yidaki. In this episode, we look at the techniques related to the Mago. A relatively short, cylindrical instrument with a fairly wide air column. With Greg, we also talk about the two great figures who left their mark on the history of the Mago. And finally, we’ll look at the most famous phrasing associated with this approach. Enjoy listening!
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To go further…
• Discover the Magos at Greg’s shop (didgeridoo-passion)
• Sorry for encouraging you to buy Darryl Dikarrna’s method, but unfortunately it is no longer available…
David Blanasi playing a Mago
About the author | Grégory Zwingelstein
Hi everyone! I’m Grégory Zwingelstein, the manager of Didgeridoo Passion. I’m happy to share my story and my experiences with the Aboriginal people of Arnhem Land and to discover didgeridoo passion, click here!
Happy blowing, everyone!
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