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From the Nomadidge festival to Aboriginal Australian culture, meeting Grégory Zwingelstein

The Nomadidge festival is the youngest of the didgeridoo festivals, but it fully intends to make its mark. Founded last year, Nomadidge will take place again this year in Saint-Jean du Gard from July 5 to 7, 2019. A good opportunity to meet Grégory Zwingelstein, its organizer, to talk about what goes on behind the scenes and about this upcoming edition. You may already know Greg, because he created the leading didgeridoo shop in Europe: didgeridoo-passion… But he is also passionate about Aboriginal culture. He tells us about all of this in this fascinating interview!

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