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Introduction to the two main traditional playing styles of Aboriginal Australians (5/10)

This episode is in French. My podcast is only available in French for now.

Although it is thousands of years old, the didgeridoo is still rooted in a tradition that moves and evolves too. There is so much to say about the traditional Aboriginal approach to the didgeridoo that Greg and I decided to split this topic into several episodes, so we can give you an overall view of it. So in this introduction, we talk about traditional playing as a whole, before going into the details in the next episodes.
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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!
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1 response to “Introduction to the two main traditional playing styles of Aboriginal Australians (5/10)”

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    Martial

    Thank you for your precise answer and thank you for helping us get to know this culture better! 🙂

    Automatically translated from French · See the original

    Merci pour votre réponse précise et merci de mieux nous faire connaitre cette culture! 🙂

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