Indigenous Musician Demonstrates the Ancient Voice of the Didgeridoo in Australia #didgeridoo #music

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HERE IS THE INTERVIEW I DID WITH GEORGE DOW IN MAY 2021 ON THE HAPPINESS QUOTIENT:

BACKSTORY:
George is a principal dancer and didgeridoo player in traditional Aboriginal mainland culture, and a principal dancer, singer, and musician in Torres Strait Island culture. George also backs up as a contemporary dancer, and a singer/songwriter/guitarist.

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[edwindude]

An native Australian made me a digeridoo over the four months a spent in Australia with the Aussie military on a swap. He made it four foot long and dot painted. It’s beautiful. He asked for 50 bucks for all that effort, it even has wild bee wax on the mouth piece. I gave him 400 for it. Worth every penny. Cheers Frank, hope you read this one day.

[DrakamLeRouge]

"Izat yoo Idgeri'oo Lade !?"
I can never unsee the face of Demoman after him saying that.

[ReeseRizzerspoon]

Mans really taught us all a history lesson, a cultural lesson, and a musical lesson in 4 minutes flat ☀️ 🙌🏽

[jarronhaleysorrell]

3:28 Ancient 180 bpm Techno.
Best in the world

[ruskiryan]

I hope this guy can visit Schools and share the knowledge with young minds, you never know what those seeds of knowledge will reap 20 years from now.

[junflute]

I never thought about it but all the techniques he mentions i can do on sax. Its a literal horn too! I know what im getting into tommorow.

[yasien]

Please give this man a tv show or at least a 50 min special because these have been the most interesting 4 minutes of my life

[Wraistlin]

God, I love technical explanations like this. I hate it when people filter themselves over politics or anything like that, this shows a pride in origin- and a knowledge that I can fully respect. It's enough to peak my own curiosity in the culture they are trying to represent. Thank you, I will try to learn more about aboriginal culture in my lifetime, and I hope this person receives as much blessing as they want for them to be happy.

[babyspinch]

videos like this make me thankful the internet exists

[MiguelJuanez]

This was awesome. This guy is badass. Respect.

[AximandTheCursed]

Sometimes, the algorithms deliver an unexpected nugget of pure gold. This is one of those times, felt like a quick masterclass on the basics, good stuff!

[lukeouthwaite]

This is brilliant. We should know these things. I had no idea didgeridoo came from a Scottish word.

[atrapasuenosdream]

After hearing this as a black man I now know that my weapon of choice is the didgeridoo

[Nodjia]

The man is a wonderful person giving a great explanation of the instrument and it's history. I love this.

[tomcruise]

I’m 35 now and I remember when the tribal aboriginals would come around to all the schools doing a show and it was the one time all us kids would sit down listen and enjoy it, aboriginal culture is awesome, I might be biased as I’m a Aussie, but still it’s the best in the world 😉

[jacquelinewalters]

I am a huuuuge fan of the healing sounds of the Digeridoo and this is the best ever explanation I have come across re: how its made, and the different sounds that can be produced not to mention... the circular and diaphragmatic breathing that reveals a " true mastery " over the breathing techniques that is totally spectacular in my books!! You make this Instrument rock man Thank you for enlightening me to what mastery is and for making my day! I feel like I've struck gold on this demo. Take a bow mate...you are! 🥰🙏

[TheJofrica]

I didn't know it was describing animals through sound. Totally awesome!

[tmiller]

Watched many videos on how to play these. This guy taught me more than all other vids combined. Thank you

[ZachVanHarrisJR]

*Thank you for sharing this, peace and one love* ✌🏾❤️

[jessicalucero]

This man is so dope and knowledgeable about his ancient ancestry I love it!!!! Please don’t let it die out!