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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"didgeridoo"”.
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Didgeridoo Notation
The didgeridoo is a unique musical instrument considered to be one of the worlds oldest instruments. It plays an integral part in Australian Aboriginal history, spirituality, rituals and ceremonies. Didgeridoo playing is solely based on oral tradition with varying techniques and interpretations …
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Alternative instrumentation : a study of selected instruments
… included in this study are: accordion, carillon, didgeridoo, erhu, glass harmonica, hammered dulcimer, cimbalom, hardanger fiddle, harmonica, highland bagpipes, Irish flute, tin whistle, koto, shakuhachi, sitar, thermin, and uillean pipes. Entries contain information about each instrument’s …
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THE ELECTROACOUSTIC TUBA: A STUDY OF SELECTED WORKS FOR TUBA WITH FIXED MEDIA AND LIVE PROCESSED ELECTRONIC ACCOMPANIMENTS
… • Alice Gomez – Shaman Returns for tuba, didgeridoo, jingle bells, and CD • Jonathan Harvey – STILL for Tuba and Electronics • Benjamin McMillan – Tomes of Hardened Steel for tuba and CD • Benjamin McMillan – Tomes of the Wanderer for tuba and CD • Peter Meechan – Floating Dreams for tuba …
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Performance portfolio : Matthew James McKay
… onpiccolo, alto flute, Native American flute and Didgeridoo. Parts of the piece requireextended techniques and employ novel recording and performance methods usingfound sounds and production techniques more commonly adopted in electroacousticmusic. The suite also features stylistic elements …
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Rripangu Yirdaki: Negotiating musical identities in a northeast Arnhem Land tourism business
Rripaŋu Yidaki is a grassroots tourism business, dedicated to the craft and study of the didjeridu, initiated, owned, and maintained by one Aboriginal family in the far north of Australia. Because of their work as Aboriginal musicians in the tourism industry, members of the Gurruwiwi family are …