Traditional Didgeridoo Rhythms by Lewis Burns, Aboriginal Australian Artist

Lewis Burns is an ambassador of the Aboriginal Tradition and carries the wisdom and knowledge of his elders around the world as he travels and shares his culture. At the Tribal Rhythms Gathering, participants will have the opportunity to study traditional didgeridoo rhythms with Lewis Burns.

Check out Lewis Burns' website and youtube channel at:

Camera by Aneta Ptak

[FirstnameLastname-qery]

this and mongol throat singing would make one epic collab

[danielchastain]

and no one has commented that there a zero breaks in tone. He's using circular breathing, which is incredibly difficult

[bunkysbbq]

He's using circular breathing. That's insanely hard to do. If you listen closely you can hear him draw deep breathes yet he never stops producing sound. He's very talented !!!

[TonySahoo]

The music sounds natural, feels ancient and smells like rainforest.

[whatthashite]

This talented man has never snored in his life. That level of breath work resolves that issue promptly.

[Jazangel]

A proud Maori woman here. Love my Australian indigenous siblings 😍

[draeday]

Just met this man at a Didgeridoo Festival in Sky Valley this past weekend. He complimented me on me being a beginner as well. This man is very sweet and talented.

[whateveryou]

Only 10.000 BC kids will remember this song

Edit : historically accurate or not this is a joke

[sherimacmahon]

The didgeridoo reaches your soul not just your ears. It's the instrument of the First Nations people literally giving voice to the country.
It's haunting, spiritual, hypnotic and moving!

[Bookcat]

I closed my eyes and imagined I was in the Outback, with the stars bright overhead and the air filled with this music - magical, truly magical!

[ItzWhiz_]

Village: **Under Attack**

Pillagers:

[pamelajanewade]

Lewis Burns is absolutely exceptional playing the didgeredoo, AWESOMENESS

[sibulanga]

Love the part at 1:48 when it speeds up

This instrument sounds so good, not to mention the skill to play it so well.

[oscaryoung]

Imagine trippin on LSD walking through the outback and coming across this dude playing his heart out

[captainevans]

Aliens attacking earth
Background music :

[marvinthemaniac]

I got a didgeridoo for my 25th birthday because of this.

[gigigranado]

Inhale & exhale at the same time. A talent.

[MuhammadFadhilJufri]

Imagine didgeridoo combined with tuvan throat singing

[fcukmegently]

There's something about the digeridoo that deep & fundamental; as near as I can explain it; this lad is a true master; circular breathing ain't that easy.

[helen]

Aboriginal music has always made me feel a deep connection to the country it's energy is unique & very moving