2024 and I have just come across this video, I am learning to play Dige and loving it, I have been fascinated by the dige for many years and got the chance to do a dige workshop on a retreat this year. Bought a dige and now loving the learning. Thanks for your knowledge! :)

This was very informative in general about the artist and his works. Good insights into several specific paintings as well. Describes Hopper as an artist of the geometry of American loneliness, a kind of beautiful despair. 29:00

Hey. Nice vidéo. I'm playing Didj since 2 years, and when he says "while I play, I shut my ryes and begin a fonderful trip...", that's really what happens to me ! Happy to share this.

Pitz sorry you are amazing

What a beautiful art museum and fritz outstanding!!!

I only want to visit Australia for this magical instrument Didgeridoo 😮

2024 and just had an urge to listen to didgeridoo and found this site!❤

Thank you so much for explaining the circle breathing. I thought you had to be constantly inhaling and exhaling at the same time.

9:15 "creating a Milky Way"... phenomenal story!!

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My first didgeridoo was a cardboard tube.. After I learnt circular breathing I went out and bought a split elder tree branch (Didgeridoo).. this was other 30 years ago when finding Didgeridoos here in the UK was near on impossible. I stopped playing for many years as I had taken up playing guitar. but 7 years ago I had to stop playing guitar due to osteoarthritis, so I've just recently got back into playing the didge and have now bought another 3 Didgeridoos.

This bloke is fantastic one of the best players of didgeridoo’s i’v ever heard wow and a wonderfull story teller with an American accent hahaha 😂

Look up the Celtic Battle Horn Celtic Carnyx and the Shofar, different horns same principles.

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This was pretty awesome.

Wonderful, Extraordinary Music!

It is a very cool instrument. I still might get one by Christmas.😊

Outstanding Performance and knowledge. You inspire all of us. I have had a fascination with the didge and you have only sparked it in my sound healing.

Never got the instrument till I heard a real expert play when I had happed to have some excellent mushrooms. It was honestly sublime.

Discoveridoo

Where might one bye one of these? I am capable of making them but I want one now for my healing journey! Thank you for this video so much! On my path and so enjoying it! Thank You Highest of High!! Love and Light to all!

You are one Nice Teacher!

I would like to learn this

Why is the audience laughing so much

i love the didgeridoo sound ❤❤❤

The sound of the instrument, the acoustics, wow! I'm a 65 year old evil man. I live in a mobile home park in Southwest Michigan in a rural area. Now here it is almost 2:00 am. I have a 500 watt Radio Shack amplifier with equalizer. Sitting next to the amplifier are 2 four foot tall Boze speakers that some crazy idiot removed the safety retarders out of... Suppose I tie my blue tooth receiver to my little ol smart phone and warm up ye old transistors in the amp? Then play the first part of this You Tube video at maximum capacity outside!!🎉😂

You explained how whites made their own name for this, but never said what the real name is? How do we pride ourselves with playing the yidaki and it's history as the oldest instrument yet disrespect it by calling it by a made-up name.

What an amazing instrument What an amazing performance Thanks for sharing this with us all

Should’ve written a script for this video! Very cool work

omg nokia take a picture nice old schoool

I must have a terrible ear because the card board one sounded best!

But can you play while drinking a cup of water

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thank you brother, for the excellent information... I think those dates are correct... they align with dates from Dr Patricia Rey in Australia on the deposition of volcanic ash that opal is found in... and my own for a worldwide extinction event.. I think the indigenous people of Australia are survivors of that event... the thing hit Australia and the whole tectonic plate rotated it northward to its present location.. it also hit Asia.. the Gobi desert is a 2000km impact crater... the object is currently sticking out of New Mexico near where I live... the radioactive isotopes of platinum give both beta and alpha radiation... my dates came independent of Dr Rey's.. you can see it clearly on Google Earth.. large hole in the starboard wing... the Dine called Navajo tell us they entered this, the 3rd World through a straw or reed from deep underground... the 4 sacred mountains of the Navajo are around it.. Mt Taylor sticks out of the hole in the starboard wing.. put there on the ground... an act of war... we lost ✌️

Imagine, high on a bluff, against the summer sunset rests a small clay and stick mound. Below are thousands gathered to celebrate the solstice. As they gaze upon its setting on the hill, a creature emerges from the mound above., He is but a shadow against the red sky appearing as if an Ant eater was emerging from a termite mound. He paces upon the bluff, his long trunk swinging in time... He then takes note of the people below. He turns to them, raises his long truncated mouth to the air and Speaks...This unearthly sound is emitted, reminiscent of the nature around them, as the rhythmic tones increasing with every round, it's breath is seemingly endless.. It speaks to the masses below in a tongue they can not fathom yet somehow, it is known to them in the very depths of their soul. It is the embodiment of the end of the Universe, Seeking to consume the termite builders of it, and, warning us of our own demise with them.... And that is what We humans call, "A Religious Experience". And I can see why.

I just got mine 1st time playing and I guess was cold 🥶 and my didgeridoo is made of bamboo and when I got done playing it cracked in half

Some what true. A little off on the use of a Yidaki.

It's the same as when I used to do underwater swimming - somehow I;d rebreath my own air so I could stay underwater longer.

Fabulous, cheers so much Lizzy from Aus. 🦘🐨👍😊🧡

Thank you! One of my favorite youtube videos. I Play the Yidaki, and I absolutely love this vid.

I do love Australia and Australian cultures I have been there and visited the country came back home with a couple of didgeridoos I can play love to play thanks for video.

Thank you for the wonderful performance. It was wonderful.

I find the didgeridoo fascinating. How many different sounds can come from this instrument. To watch someone playing it is pure magic. As is this video, pure magic . Thank you so much. I love Australia and it’s aborigines.

Excellent program

Nice, In Europe you got something similar, and they call it "Alpen Horn" also a very old instrument they use it to call the animals at home, or in the war time to call, transmit different messages.

why does 'discover the didgeridoo' begin with Bach?

This is so amazing. We LOVE the Didgeridoo. I will be it would sound awesome accompanied by a Hang drum.

Real ones aren't drilled out or cut in half then glued back.

really nice done, i use this as an example to give my own workshops too children, its a really good inspiration, great work!!!!