When sound massage transforms our approach to the didgeridoo: meeting Othello Ravez

For more than 20 years, Othello Ravez has been exploring the didgeridoo in its many forms, both through musical collaborations and through sound healing. Sound therapy, sound relaxation, music therapy: so many concepts to describe a world that’s still hazy…

All these reasons pushed me to interview Othello so he could share his experience as a music therapist with us, ranging from the didgeridoo to tuning forks, by way of singing bowls, among other things. So what does sound massage bring? What’s the difference with music therapy? Can anyone give a treatment with the didgeridoo?

I tried to ask our friend Othello as many questions as possible, to try to clear a path through a world that is still little known and just waiting to be explored. Enjoy the episode (in French)!

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Find out more about Othello Ravez’s projects and the links mentioned in the podcast

• Visit Othello Ravez’s website
• Workshop dates with Othello Ravez
• Visit the Flyroots website (driftwood didgeridoos)• Fabien Maman’s book “The Tao of Sound“.
• The album “Singing didgeridoo” by Ondřej Smeykal

Topics discussed on the Wakademy forum

• Sound massage and the didgeridoo

Other podcasts or articles about the didgeridoo

• The origins of the didgeridoo