Australian Aboriginal Didgeridoo Music

Australian Aboriginal music includes the music of Aboriginal Australians and social, cultural and ceremonial observances of these people, down through the millennia of their individual and collective histories to the present day, and has existed for 40,000 years. The traditional forms include many aspects of performance and musical instrumentation which are unique to particular regions or Indigenous Australian groups. A didgeridoo is a type of musical instrument that, according to western musicological classification, falls into the category of aerophone. It is one of the oldest instruments to date. It consists of a long tube, without finger holes, through which the player blows. It is sometimes fitted with a mouthpiece of beeswax. Didgeridoos are traditionally made of eucalyptus, but contemporary materials such as PVC piping are used. In traditional situations it is played only by men, usually as an accompaniment to ceremonial or recreational singing, or, much more rarely, as a solo instrument. Although traditionally the instrument was not widespread around the country - it was only used by Aboriginal groups in the most northerly areas - today it is commonly considered the national instrument of the Australian Aborigines and is world-renowned as a unique and iconic instrument.
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[@jacobbahr9316]

5:08 I swear the guy's singing 'didgeridoo' into the instrument

[@regis834]

😂😂😂😂

[@Afromen]

yeah

[@thomasvansanten6116]

Maybe that's how the instrument got it's name?

[@jacobbahr9316]

That would make sense

[@davisatdavis1]

It really does seem like it! He sounds like he's preparing a beat drop 😯

[@ellamadeline]

Class: is silent My stomach:

[@levicoovert]

lol

[@lloydartursen8866]

Looool🤣🤣

[@turbosaiyan93]

Me too, but when I fart

[@kevintran3042]

AHAHHA SAME

[@FOAB-Carlos]

Stfu cringeworthy!

[@Felipe-tw9zs]

Ah yes ancient dubstep

[@igorsobrinho]

yes

[@Norwagen]

@Kazumaf what does this have to do with ancient dubstep?

[@musicmusic3260]

HAHA!

[@kingajackson9118]

😂👍

[@joshwolf6512]

Probably why I’m so drawn to it lol imagine this with Mongolian throat singing and deep drums

[@theiceana7237]

21:57 7 year old kid playing with toy plane

[@webzter2661]

*N Y Y Y O O O M M M*

[@odjkec9825]

@@webzter2661 *P O E*

[@samuraiboi2735]

@HC videos yeah bro we invented your everyday aeroplane sound but kids version

[@thatguy7683]

LMAO its even better because i hear the sound of the 7 yo saying "Oh yeah oh yeah oh yeah oh yeah"

[@einspieler5043]

5:01 When you enter a jungle in a videogame

[@anti-loganpaul7827]

More like when you enter a forest in Australia, kookaburras be laughing their asses off

[@viniciusmagnoni6492]

Monkeys I would say

[@Wumbo202]

Jumanji.

[@lynninii]

ty the tasmanian tiger omg

[@BeatleGoose]

YOOOOOOOOOOO I HEARD THAT SOUND IN LITTLE BIG PLANET.

[@nox6948]

long live the native aboriginal people of australia.

[@jesseeglington2602]

May the aboriginals and English DNA Australians come to co-exist in harmony and love, with no more racism. Creating a society and country where the best of both cultures thrive. !

[@batmeister]

Neat

[@gg33]

Love them

[@rudrakshpainuly1294]

Aboriginals assimilated into the White Australians tho

[@henrykkeszenowicz4664]

@@rudrakshpainuly1294 Not completely. They're still around. At least as far as I know.

[@spacemasternate6956]

Scar: *speaks* Every hyena within a 5 mile radius: 5:02

[@salemgothic9436]

Underrated comment, oh my good Lord LMFAO

[@JustaJackalope]

@@salemgothic9436 how is this underrated?????????

[@salemgothic9436]

@@JustaJackalope it’s just a funny comment, that needs more attention, sorry didn’t mean to be rude

[@ahort]

@@JustaJackalope Saying “this is underrated” isn’t a rude comment. I really don’t understand why lots of people think it is. It simply means it’s good, but not a lot of people noticed it.

[@BrainStain88]

Fun fact: traditional aborignal didgeridoo rhythms contain animal sounds. The one depicted on your time stamp is a kookaburra laugh.

[@woknmaki4885]

Is it only me or does it sounds like the instrument is actually talking? It kinda sounds like it's chanting a Mantra of a sort. Very relaxing.

[@ZERIMAR-kv9nk]

RoninsKitchen it's saying hit the bong, hit the bong, where's the water? 😂😂😂

[@oliviakirch8732]

Giordano Ramirez omfg *cannot be unheard* .. 😫🤣 deadd 💀do not resuscitate loll 😝

[@coyan9948]

Giordano Ramirez That's all I'm hearing now, thanks a lot😂😂

[@avinashpardeshi2902]

You are right! It does sound like a chant... check this... I was amazed when I czme across this... kzbin.info/www/bejne/bnnNhaVqlLqngq8

[@remeyrune6009]

it kinda is talking because the person playing it is talking into it?

[@Heregoesnuttin]

0:01 “Raise the vol- Raise the vol- Raise the volume.”

[@jeshronbalay6547]

Hey guys just open the housing market and sell to be able you

[@yourvirtualdad]

reetavar reetavar reetavaru

[@DarrylHoff-c8l]

I just did freaky lol

[@gencbytyci949]

its epic to read comments with this music

[@carlooblomov4255]

A jeni shqiptar?

[@carlooblomov4255]

A jeni shqiptar?

[@kyliepe]

Thats all I do

[@Junzz_Sat]

I do it

[@engelamcelhone7288]

same i am looking in the comments

[@Arivera778]

This triggers something in my heart more than any tribal music on here

[@George-xb5ey]

indeed correct something magical about their culture. very sacred.

[@yungronny3944]

It triggers my soul in a good way, and if im high and listen to it, it feels like im a god

[@anotherkat4u]

north american native drumming strikes me as well, there haunting cries ( singing )....it kinda makes me cry...such a utopic culture, ruined by europians ....they really did lived WITH the animals....i love australian aboriginees...its sad they almost were wiped out also ,,,,,=^..^=,,,, It was originally known as a Yirdaki in the traditional language. it is sacred to them it dates back as far as 30 - 40,000 years ago

[@cosmiceggs2385]

I believe there's different languages among the Aborigines depending on what territory you're in.

[@tristanbackup2536]

Our ancestors calling for us.

[@dexterjettster3683]

Nobody: 6 year old me with an electrical toothbrush:

[@touchingbark6616]

When I was little I played songs while I brushed my teeth and thought the electric toothbrush went with every song. Turns out I had no clue what a metronome was.

[@Microphonetest69]

Very relatable

[@TheMarshmelloSquid]

Me: tries to sleep The fly flying near my ear:

[@lightningfun6486]

Sure it wasn’t a bird

[@asianguy1700]

Sure it wasn’t your mum’s slipper?

[@liaa3904]

Sure it wasn’t your dad’s ass?

[@liaa3904]

Ian Malcolm Sure it wasn’t Micheal Jackson?

[@asianguy1700]

Ian Malcolm Sure it wasn’t Arnold Schwarzenegger?

[@Necolace]

I remember as a kid, a guy came to my elementary school with a didgeridoo and played for us. It was interesting because he talked about a technique that was used to play the instruments, where you would non-stop breathe out by simultaneously breathing in your nose while breathing out of the mouth... It is still hard to really imagine how to do it, but I guess it's something you must really train a lot for.

[@montanaflytyer]

Pikangie I tried doing it...I almost passed out!

[@TheUnknown817206]

Pikangie it's called circular breathing. most wind instruments can learn it. I said they can, not all put in the effort

[@UpcomingJedi]

Pikangie its simple. Fill your mouth with drink but dont swallow it then simply breathe through your nose. Its the same way as you play and need to breathe. Its called circular breathing

[@GS42SCHOPAWE]

Pikangie ME TOO!!!!! Mandarin Oaks Elementary I remember it vividly everyone laughed but I thought it was so cool!!

[@jacobrester7177]

Circular breathing. Really hard. Continuously blowing air out your mouth using your cheeks while breathing in your nose. It's tough because using your cheeks to blow air out isn't as effective as blowing out using your lungs. I've tried when I played the trumpet. It takes practice.

[@Global_Explorers0]

Music from my beautiful country🇦🇺

[@bettyottman1718]

Love the Beautiful Aborginal Chants and Didgeridoo. Has Some Good Tribal Vibes.

[@costazapobedu]

As an Australian i can say that this is how we summon aliens

[@grumpyguy112]

Im here so it works.

[@crowbar4976]

Due to what's going on at the moment, they might wait until next year to come.

[@nationalsarcasticsociety1312]

​What you don't realize is that since he's an Australian, the REST OF US are the aliens since Australia sits on a planet opposite ours.

[@haleyblain2099]

Sounds like dmt

[@brianbarnes5096]

Don't tell me that man! I'm toking up right now!

[@johns1413]

Lyrics: OooooOOooOOOooOoOooOoOOOOOOOOohaahahaooooooOOOOoOOOoOOOOoeoeoeeooeeoeooeoeoeooeoeoOOOEeEEEEOOOOOoOoOOOOOOOOOooooooOoOOOOOOOoOOOeeEeOooooOOooOOOooOoOooOoOOOOOOOOohaahahaooooooOOOOoOOOoOOOOoeoeoeeooeeoeooeoeoeooeoeoOOOEeEEEEOOOOOoOoOOOOOOOOOooooooOoOOOOOOOoOOOeeEe OoOOoOOOoOooooooioOOOooOOOOO OooooOOooOOOooOoOooOoOOOOOOOOohaahahaooooooOOOOoOOOoOOOOoeoeoeeooeeoeooeoeoeooeoeoOOOEeEEEEOOOOOoOoOOOOOOOOOooooooOoOOOOOOOoOOOeeEeOooooOOooOOOooOoOooOoOOOOOOOOohaahahaooooooOOOOoOOOoOOOOoeoeoeeooeeoeooeoeoeooeoeoOOOEeEEEEOOOOOoOoOOOOOOOOOooooooOoOOOOOOOoOOOeeEeOooooOOooOOOooOoOooOoOOOOOOOOohaahahaooooooOOOOoOOOoOOOOoeoeoeeooeeoeooeoeoeooeoeoOOOEeEEEEOOOOOoOoOOOOOOOOOooooooOoOOOOOOOoOOOeeEeOooooOOooOOOooOoOooOoOOOOOOOOohaahahaooooooOOOOoOOOoOOOOoeoeoeeooeeoeooeoeoeooeoeoOOOEeEEEEOOOOOoOoOOOOOOOOOooooooOoOOOOOOOoOOOeeEeOooooOOooOOOooOoOooOoOOOOOOOOohaahahaooooooOOOOoOOOoOOOOoeoeoeeooeeoeooeoeoeooeoeoOOOEeEEEEOOOOOoOoOOOOOOOOOooooooOoOOOOOOOoOOOeeEe

[@samanthaschofield743]

Fried Watermelon as we do sis if they only knew xoxo, peace

[@awesomebonnie1014]

How did you know?

[@fabianhinrishen3051]

Free your mind...oldie

[@alf13h3gg2]

That’s rude you fuck wit

[@deondez760]

YOU JUST MADE MY DAY !!!! THANK YOU =)

[@williammason9789]

The First Australians are a magical people. But, to them, it's not magic. It's just their way of life. I love them.

[@savethedramaforyourllama6974]

Pretty sure this is how Australians summon aliens.

[@SomeoneXMusicAlien]

Yeah 👽❌

[@aidenmillar4896]

too fucken right mate, grab the outer world brothers and have a nice bbq with a few cold ones just kicking back

[@kalarajoan9474]

We were trying to But then Europeans showed up :/ ABORT MISSION

[@mrpotato7538]

Australian hater

[@autman3275]

Ashley - Exactly what I was thinking as I heard this

[@Nobe_Kunez]

When you say “mate” after every sentence

[@thenot-so-lamebird.844]

Ok mate

[@TheOverseer2077]

G'day mate

[@Jenkowelten]

Yeah nah mate

[@beep_boop7337]

Snipers a good job mate!

[@purpleglitterladette]

I do but I'm British lol 😂

[@finny287]

my mom and dad at the court: talking about taxes and divorce my brain: this at 2x speed

[@liensmith569]

XDXDDXD

[@FarmerDingus]

Lmfao

[@finny287]

@@FarmerDingus thank you

[@BigShrdr]

holy fuck kkkkk

[@connectingseas7173]

😞

[@IntelligentHorseworldofrandom]

**AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL ANTHEM 🇦🇺**

[@Blackboyliad]

😂😂

[@benjaminl.t1325]

Juan

[@_strange_entity_]

AuStRaLiAnS aLl LeT uS rEjOiCe

[@draculuah]

No

[@zerka9216]

@@draculuah why

[@NostalgiaMan]

I Bought my Didgeridoo in Byron Bay NSW in 2007, and I currently play this December 2017 in the Midwest. I brought my instrument home over 7000 miles and it is my only connection back to the paradise of Australia.

[@ronbriggs3038]

Wutaii1 i i.

[@Xalos369]

Do you name your Didjies?

[@samanthaschofield743]

Wutaii1 Nostalgia perfect gift baskets thank you from Aunt xoxo

[@Wiseguy248]

Wutaii1 Nostalgia Go back mate. Home is calling.

[@NostalgiaMan]

I am trying every day. I already know where I want to be buried in Brisbane. Is that bad?lol

[@ghostgunner11]

When you get caught stealing bread in England.

[@heleneschaunard5549]

Hahaha good one

[@ptptpt123]

Took me a sec

[@ShahanshahShahin]

😂

[@nivmhn]

😂😂😂

[@raymond-pj4rl]

You are next 10 years

[@uhmjules5236]

Great Britain arrives Great Britain: what is this place!? 00:00

[@hordenotnathan8387]

Inland taipan: Hell

[@pramanabudiman9761]

Great britain: "perfect, let's us begin our prison construction."

[@gweher43]

Dutch discovered Australia

[@steveboy7302]

The discovered van dieman land

[@floydy8359]

@@gweher43 1616, dirk hartog of the Netherlands landed on the uninhabited island of Dirk Hartog Island.

[@bigorsetomatoesauce6403]

You can hear the inhaling of breathes whilst hes playing it thats crazy

[@marcelacruz7661]

I'm surprised how most native music (like Native American or ancient Mesoamerican)are flutes but this kind of native music is much different and I like it. Much respects to the Native Aboriginals of Australia❤

[@musichip_hop.4972]

🙏🎶🙏

[@Joey-kh4sw]

i mean if you look at a didge its just a massive flute!

[@AndresGomez-ey6lh]

A very unique people …..

[@WildsDreams45]

Pretty much all natives had flutes in their music including Europeans when they were native the reason being is because of animal Bones. The very first instruments for humans were drums and flutes.

[@cryamistellimek9184]

Flutes are easy to make, almost everyone has had them at some point in the evolution of their culture. It’s basically the beginner instrument to craft for a society.

[@misterhappy777]

This taps into something...primordial.

[@simplyrise5217]

As a New Zealander🇳🇿. I love Australia🇭🇲

[@rubiefultonn]

As an Aboriginal Australian I love New Zealand

[@getthehelloffmyproperty]

as an australian i love new zealand

[@NZ_BraveHeart_0120]

Being born a New Zealander, but growing up an Australian, I love both countries equally! ❤ 🇦🇺 ❤ 🟰 ❤ 🇳🇿 ❤

[@EggsBenAddict]

As a New Zealander _of_ Aboriginal descent, I say thank you!

[@NZ_BraveHeart_0120]

@@EggsBenAddict No worries, mate! 🇦🇺👍 Chur, cuzzie! 🇳🇿👍

[@ChargeJN]

"Would you like some Vegemite with that?"

[@kierontemnov2452]

JNathan Yes please!

[@ronbriggs3038]

JNathan dssewe

[@basedbattledroid3507]

Nah, she'll be right, just popped down to coles and got Promite instead, eh. Seriously though Vegemite is poisonous cat's piss, it's sad that we're not known internationally for something beautiful like Arnott's© _Tim Tams_ because those are fucking grouse, not gross. I'm not even a fan of bikkies but I can never turn down one of those little fucking beauties, they're bloody rippah quality, they're so velvety smooth and they melt in your mouth. Anyone who wants the taste of real Australia; try Tim Tams.

[@petahemmersbach7721]

that is so raciest

[@germanwafer2882]

Yes Vegemite with that please and also get me a 6pack of cold beer

[@JoseAntonio-dt9fq]

In my funeral I want someone to play the didgeridoo...

[@haezcityofkoblenz6545]

learn to play it yourself and live forever

[@steveboy7302]

Doubtful an aboriginal Would play it for you

[@liechtenstein_micro]

if i had a didgeridoo then ill summon your soul

[@NGinuity]

@Citin782 so you're saying that we should put the ....fun.... back in funeral? 😋

[@rebeccamurray9196]

My husband RIP, his funeral had didgeridoo and smoking gun leaves that were smudged around each person there.

[@Mantisos09]

Girls in Australia: I hate this desert! Boys in Australia: 14:11

[@brobenjoyer]

real

[@adikumar6536]

have you ever spoken to a girl before man

[@ivandelarosa3353]

that's one long ass sunset

[@Max-pe7or]

It’s a picture :/

[@Mohammeddxb.]

No you Tube channel it’s a joke

[@juhanaberman964]

@@Max-pe7or r/wooosh

[@suphihello3677]

Welcome to the British Empire, Mate. ;)

[@dunkey759]

@@Max-pe7or It's a joke :/

[@2ancient2define97]

There are no words to describe the haunting beauty of these sounds.

[@dipsydoodles6410]

This instrument really hits parts of your brain and soul like no other=Transcending

[@snuppssynthchannel]

Listen to Norwegian Bukkehorn, That is the most "Transcendental" instrument in my opinion.

[@Spino2Earth]

Snuppeluppen søppelsopp, Norge?

[@carollichounas9710]

Dipsy Doodles l It literally does when you play when you hit the rite tone, your head and body should literally vibrates.

[@ivank.357]

A contrabassoon will do the same thing.

[@ekernel6]

Dipsy Doodles I like it

[@carolcollins4878]

The digeredoo talks, like all music, without words, perhaps a couple of bird calls, I love to hear it.

[@rmsnoree]

I love the lyrics

[@yourworstnightmare7089]

chicken sounds LOL

[@TheBluestScoop]

Aussies be like

[@maxmahaney6963]

"WE THE ONE WE THE ONE WE THE ONE"

[@djnoob1957]

Weawowawawoooaweawoo is my favorite part

[@djnoob1957]

@@TheBluestScoop me i am one

[@bruhbeukes5145]

Now entering Junkertown

[@nikoskoumparos1109]

No place like home 😭

[@officiallyspoons9395]

Beukes Mad Max, correct?

[@A-Ravens-Call]

LokiTheKing no

[@zachsteele6964]

That's a great Winston map.

[@cheeki-breeki]

Piss off, bighead!

[@futureguru7105]

The digeridoo was used to lure the reptillians from hiding and that rock that it shows is where the battle took place. That is why people are not aloud to excavate that area.

[@Alf258]

Really? Im shocked because I use this kind of music to relax when im anxious and angry ( having ptsd it helps me with my flashbacks) I used to laugh saying it must be that it relaxes the reptilian part of my brain. Could it be possible that the sound waves of didjgeridoo could have healing or soothing effect especially to extreme stress of rage ? Music is really medicine for the soul .

[@keydar6637]

its said that if you take a stone from this place you will have extreme bad luck until it is returned. there used to be a hut with all these stones attached to stories of misfortune lining the walls. im not sure if it still stands

[@kerryrandall6618]

@@keydar6637 Uluru is a sacred place to the local Aboriginal community, a spirit place, tourists used to be able climb the rock, but the disrespect of this place caused much distress, and they stopped the tourists from climbing Uluru, and native guides conduct tours to educate people on their culture now.

[@kerryrandall6618]

I do not think you have a clue mate. That is no dream-time story I have heard, just your wild imagination.

[@keydar6637]

@@kerryrandall6618 please have a read www.news.com.au/travel/australian-holidays/northern-territory/the-souvenir-from-uluru-you-should-never-take/news-story/31345382f651611f088775ae0eb16e5f

[@lamarawilson7735]

I'm studying the Warlpiri language, I love this music!!😀

[@lamarawilson7735]

***** oh wow, which one?

[@theanimal8000]

LorikeetGames I think I live around Darug

[@danielmcaloon4691]

Nothing sounds better at night in Australia sitting around a camp fire listening to a skilled Didge, Always was Always will be

[@Barrobroadcastmaster]

Beautiful. This music is serene but it has an energy to it that makes it feel alive. You can almost imagine yourself there with the vast expanse of sky above you.

[@mvelazquez2110]

As a Mexican, I love Australia. I wish I could go there one day. 🇲🇽❤🇦🇺 Greetings from Toluca, Mexico 😃

[@Internationalbruv60]

yes bro

[@noebravo2139]

Greetings fron Teñhé Hgo. Mex.

[@timotherolland7103]

Who’s There after watching stereotypical music around the world?😂

[@bergen3944]

I am, but is this the one he used? I can't find the part he used in this video.

[@timotherolland7103]

Bergen yeah me too 😂

[@seafoam2190]

Meee lol

[@J0hnHenrySNEEDen]

Sounds like a peyote scene

[@stultusdolorosa]

Yes!!

[@levtrocki8315]

My brain cells are vibrating while listening to this

[@Justanotherlemon]

Same with my last 2 brain cells.

[@wira3359]

@@Justanotherlemon lol

[@dariusmihaicostin]

My whole body is vibrating

[@Gibby42069]

Try at 2x playback speed

[@iamlem2542]

Love them or hate them these guys spittin’ straight fax

[@jwmphall2588]

No printer

[@DoctorAlright]

DNA test: .001% Australian Me:

[@denespal5235]

God bless Australia, I lived and worked abroad for 4 years, a wonderful and beautiful country, greetings from Hungary🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏💓💓💓💓💓💓🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@Global_Explorers0]

I love Hungary from Australia

[@suphihello3677]

Shhh... Do you hear that? Come on! This way! *Gasp* shhhhh. It's the wild Aussie... they appear to be making their mating call... This is a sight to remember, I'm tellin ya.

[@MarieCiriello]

booooongjoooorooooo raaaaaaaaooorrrr

[@veritasdeutsch6608]

That's a very sacred music

[@Miggys.Garage]

Chester Harde indeed, sometimes I wonder if all native people used chants with instruments made of organic material and hallucinogens to some how reach a higher state of consciousness? but who will ever know

[@zeph6439]

All the evidence suggests that you are correct. However a higher state of consciousness can be achieved by various means, and not only by the use of plants and herbs. It depends on the individual Shaman and the cultural context. Shamanism is probably one of if not the oldest form of indigenous spirituality - bearing in mind that we are all indigenous/native to somewhere or other.

[@felixheymann8181]

Playing the Yidaki alone sets you into a higher state of conciousness after a while. The combination of the basic drone together with the circular breathing (which may sometimes end up being a constant hyperventilation depending on the rhythms played on the instrument) has already a hallucinogenic effect. I do not even want to think about what happens when you combine this with mind extending substances.

[@seancharles1595]

I played for two hours once, didn't even realise the time had passed. Total head trip somewhere in the outback, the images are fantastic, better than any CGI game.

[@LonelyBlackWolf96]

Sean Charles Is there any explanation to this? I've always knew what a dij is but never cared too much about it until I heard the sounds it makes. I've fell in love with it ever since and I can't stop listening to it. It's the only musical instrument that helps me meditate, even more than drums. It just sounds so natural to listen to this while meditating. I know that to each it's own but I feel that I'm not the only one who thinks like that.

[@Earth-xd4qe]

This is how the Australian accent became a little different to the British accent.

[@astridwatanabe3871]

I was driving through Paia on Maui and something made me jam my brakes. A strange vibration in my bones! I got out of my truck and investigated. I found 2 guys sitting on the sidewalk blowing into.....you know what. I was floored! I absolutely love it. I think Australian indigenous people are magic.

[@petraklein8170]

100%Correct...they are magic,they rescued me!!!

[@jacobbahr9316]

The fact that a (very talented) human being plus a wooden tube can produce such a 'scifi-esque' sound is just amazing!

[@averagesientist1411]

Sniper mains are like

[@Stratocoaster08]

"Look after your mates and your mates will look after you." - Mate

[@canadaball3973]

My brother Australia is one of the coolest counties on Earth. Theres so much wildlife that only exists there.

[@BJDJMusic]

It's amazing in every way when you think of the country or the people there, because many of us outside Australia don't get their social and cultural impacts they shared. It's also amazing that when we think of Australia, we think of the Aborigines who settled there for many thousands of years. They showed it all, especially the history, culture, the way they live, and of course, the music we are listening to.

[@heleneschaunard5549]

Makes me sad thinking of that, for example, music of Aztecs didn't survive to present day, while there are images of people dancing and reading poetry left by them.

[@NCRonrad]

@@heleneschaunard5549 their music is still here. Both direct (not exact, but danzantes still carry some of the musical tradition), and also elements are in mariachi tambien.

[@robertgoas8515]

Stimulate

[@colleenitaliano1235]

the first nation people are the oldest culture in the world.. we are now learning so much how to look after the land and seeking the first nation people skills because us settlers have no idea and are just destroying this beautiful country. afew years ago alot of australia was on fire.

[@Pedrinho8080]

Put it in 2x speed

[@Rinne_Z_rank]

When the other team has 3 aim botting snipers

[@POSTALPILLED]

When the rest of the team goes spy

[@maurobrunosolavergara5041]

Unexpected tf2

[@thinkoutthebox3723]

The early Aboriginals designed the didgeridoo to recreate the Sacred OM AUM sound. The subtle humming frequency of creation. It signifies the essence of the ultimate reality, consciousness or all that is. They were spiritually on another level. It was not a musical wind instrument to start but a way of connecting with the universe during spiritual ceremonies. Its a beautiful and memorising sound produced. I could listen to it all day.

[@KawaiiPandass123]

5:58 Demented cat: I have heard your call-

[@bluchickenstudios9957]

Me after moving to australia:

[@VrichikaA]

Thanks for responding to my request for this and had Ainu too in mind when asked for this - double treat, thanks again !!

[@Aztecsanddehydration]

You have good taste

[@flow524]

I recommend using headphones. Then close your eyes. Welcome to Australia!

[@McNuggetL20L]

Made my new-born sleep , cheers 👍

[@zuevchanin]

I`m from Ukraine and I love this music!!) That`s amasing

[@tacituskilgore5372]

How's Odessa man?

[@speedpower1558]

Слава Украïна!

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[@jeanclaudejunior]

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[@crowisbetterthanleon1036]

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[@gumas7708]

Thats some cool lookin mountain🗻

[@FritzMcYeet]

When he said "*didgeridoo noises*" I felt that 😔

[@project8197]

my dog ​​Rottweiler loves it so much, he falls asleep after 1 minute every time I listen to it. this music is incredible❤️

[@streetscienceofficial8675]

Owh that's so sweet lady, where yaa from, Yoo stunning woman.. 🍷

[@Nonpeon]

Supposedly an animal knocked out a man using infrasound wherein the man said he was looking at the animal, and it seemed to push out and vibrate its bottom lip, and just before passing out the man heard a sound similar to an Australian Didgeridoo. That story brought me here. Wow!!

[@drac484]

I've always thought the Didgeridoo was an instrument constructed by Australian Aborigines to imitate the sound of a flying Saucer that would visit them in the early days of the Aborigines.They were one of the oldest people on earth,so this would be the oldest instrument.

[@_Painted]

"They were one of the oldest people on earth" ... That doesn't make very much sense. All peoples (and probably even all species) have the same origin and therefore are equally ancient... We all go back to a single most recent common ancestor if you trace human genetic lineages. If you go far enough back, all life supposedly come from a single lifeform in the primordial oceans (though it is possible that primitive life has formed more than once). By the way, there are ancient bone flutes and whistles all around the world. It's hard to say what the first instrument is because it's hard to say what an instrument is. Are two raw wooden sticks percussed instruments?

[@dannygjk]

+Painted The word, "people", has more denotations and connotations than you think.

[@_Painted]

By people, he clearly means a group of human beings forming a distinct population group or ethnicity. We're actually disagreeing on the word "ancient" rather than "people". When Robert says Australian Aboriginal people are one of the most "ancient", he really seems to mean (or is joking) that they were on planet Earth before other humans and witnessed/recorded events from before other "new" humans showed up. That is clearly incorrect, because all humans flow from a single origin and are therefore all equally ancient, and saying otherwise is like stating that a particular drop of water in a waterfall is more ancient than another drop falling at the exact same time but at a different position in the cascade. When some people use the term "ancient people", they really mean more "divergent" from mainstream Eurasian populations. I actually don't like people being referred to as ancient in that usage either because it would still suggest that they are an unchanged people, more similar to some earlier phase of human existence gone by. That is not true because even though isolated divergent populations may lack (or at least lacked prior to colonization) the shared technological and cultural advancements that have diffused through the wider world, they did continue to develop their own independent culture and their own specialized tools to fit their unique ways of life, and there are few entirely isolated "untouched" populations left in the world these days anyways and Australian Aboriginals are definitely not still an entirely isolated population (if they ever even were).

[@samanthaschofield743]

Robert Merrill thank you for your beautiful spirit, love it like your part of the family /family and friendly and this is called The Great South Land of The Holy Spirit, your most welcomed brother, cool, good man makes me happy, awesome! The best! With the power of love and peace of mind xoxo

[@northerntraveller3180]

the didgeridoo is the oldest wind instrument on the planet

[@nyakurusuma]

i give you a tip listen to this at 2x speed

[@makintosh2458]

currently visiting australia and i went with my girlfriend on this really fantastic tour at this cultural center in Rockhamoton and on the tour the guide played the didgeridoo and it is just a completely different experience in person you really feel it in your body and all around you and for the couple minutes he played it it was just incredible i was in a trance it’s just an amazing instrument

[@makintosh2458]

also he the guide explained to us how there are specific songs that are played but there isn’t sheet music or tab like with a “normal” instrument it’s just oral tradition which i think is just so fascinating. i wonder how different the songs would be if we were to go back in time and listen to the songs when they were first created.

[@colinmacdonald2839]

this is as good as it gets.time to join as one peoples

[@chantasticdude]

A didgeridoo is a traditional instrument that is Very long and pleasing to the ear

[@raymond-pj4rl]

Yes asmack around the ear

[@marinotagliapietra7839]

about 60 years ago when we lived on the Nullabour plain in South Australia my father was given a didgeridoo by an Aboriginal from the Ooldea community, which is still in our family, it has strange drawings burnt on it. I have never seen one remotely similar since. It must be quite unique, but then, every didgeridoo is.

[@davidmorgan3411]

Hello dear . I am so bored so I decided to search here to listen to some music. there I can across your profile. how are you doing today?

[@SomeoneXMusicAlien]

Didjeridoo is a special instrument. It simbolize the animal tothem of the tribu, often its sound imitates the animal's cry. Think about how a simple eucaliptus horn can do that magical sound! Human race is amazing. As an alien I appreciate these little great things of your specie

[@belenmarina991]

What's the name of your planet...???

[@SomeoneXMusicAlien]

Georgia Lee You'll discover on my channel

[@joeteamsquad540]

Georgia Lee that is Australia

[@ascensionunlimited4182]

i always thought the didj was how they communicated back to the aliens.. maybe its just mimicry though

[@dzemfixxaxn1824]

Someone X is tribu the animal??

[@gastaprasta9596]

Finally after a year since my discovery of the didgeridoo someone has uploaded the didgeridoo video, containing music, I wanted. Thank you.

[@WazigeLogica]

Today I was having bad anxiety and was going through singing bowls/ xxx frequency music/ mantra.. Then ran into this: OFCOURSE! Digeridoo!! Instant smile, instant tears of relief.. Especially when I started "silly dancing" to it.. BIG HEALING properties.. Thanks so much for the music

[@ishirotanaka]

Spongebob: HI DIDGERIDOO PLAYER!!!!

[@888merry]

🤣

[@madmick3725]

That ancient sound never gets old

[@SDC938]

Relaxing music NUMBER 1!🙂

[@alexanderschafer1195]

Australia is my Favorite Country! I Love Australia! Hugs and Kisses to Australia!Love you so much!

[@ShadeATV]

Nobody: Me brushing my teeth aggrevisely with a toothbrush

[@raymond-pj4rl]

No wire brush

[@Ilovefood938]

My dog is going crazy over these hard beats

[@cosmicacreball5222]

This is for Australia bois, play it

[@alfiemcqueen]

I love Australia

[@AlexanderSchafer-nl4fq]

Yes That's a Good Sound!

[@pinkiebarnes9036]

Sniper has entered the chat

[@solohoh]

50,000 years of Aboriginal culture communicating with my soul

[@monikadcosta5375]

Ansistors of Indians early hindus

[@servant4HIM]

I started playing this for my cockatiel and she clicked the like button! 😂

[@heynow2302]

That's fantastic 😊 I can just picture it very well ❣️

[@harryb7498]

Showed this to my butter now its vegemite

[@LNTH7283]

19:42

[@turbosaiyan93]

Girls locker room: I hate P. E.! It's so boring! Boys locker room:

[@favidovi]

xD

[@ypzz]

Xd

[@robwithteeth7376]

This makes too much sense

[@suphihello3677]

69th like baby ;)

[@seafoam2190]

You have obviously never been in a girl’s locker room lmao

[@awesomechris9851]

Bus driver:the bus engine isnt that loud The bus engine:

[@fathergabrielstokes4706]

Movie scene: *goes to Australia* Music during scene:

[@xxzombie_eataxx3441]

It's all making sense, they call my ancestors "primitive" but sound is the key to life sound equals energy which equals vibration and the reaction of sound and light is what makes everything in the universe

[@andreguilles4919]

I love australian aboriginal culture and art. Thanks!

[@bettyottman1718]

Love the sound of the didgeridoo. Sounds so catchy.

[@Speedy710]

It sounds like jumpy

[@LonelyBlackWolf96]

Great for meditation.

[@HUSSIENDF]

Very chill australia sound

[@goodgrief5369]

Anti-Backstab Music

[@emperorconstantine1.361]

The Flower Fox them Snake Spies are everywhere, aren’t they!?

[@LazyRare]

Team fortress 2 a

[@lazarmarkovic9466]

Surprise! *Buttsex!*

[@primalreversion7034]

@@lazarmarkovic9466 buttsecks* people will get confused...

[@bimm_ble]

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