Djalu - Djalu Gurruwiwi Teaches & Plays Yidaki (Didjeridu) Album

Tracklist

1	Djarrak	0:51
2	Nerrk	0:15
3	Nerrk	0:20
4	Talk	0:07
5	Djamba	0:36
6	Waltjan	0:26
7	Mokuy - Spirit People	0:30
8	Guku	0:13
9	Wapurarr	0:19
10	Djarrak	0:22
11	Waltjan	0:41
12	Talk	0:40
13	Djarrak	0:40
14	Gathaka	0:31
15	Talk	0:55
16	Gudurrku	0:31
17	Gudurrku	0:41
18	Gathaka	0:38
19	Guykarri - Dolphin	0:23
20	Talk - Waltjan - Rain	0:07
21	Gapu-Ranji - The Shorewater	0:45
22	Ynidjapana	0:18
23	Talk	0:03
24	Talk - Djamba - Platform For The Deceased	0:36
25	Talk	0:17
26	Mimarr	3:08
27	Talk - Waltjan - Rain	0:04
28	Nerrk	0:16
29	Gathaka	0:30
30	Mokuy	0:24
31	Guku	2:59
32	Talk	2:42
33	Talk - Guku - Sugarbag, Wild Honey	0:06
34	Guykarri	0:22
35	Djarrak - Crested Tern	0:46
36	Talk - Guykarri - Dolphin	0:20
37	Talk	0:29
38	Talk	0:02
39	Wapurarr	0:22
40	Talk - Warrakan - Bird	0:09
41	Wukudu - Driftwood	0:36
42	Talk	0:06
43	Talk	0:05
44	Talk - Gudurrku - Brolga	0:07
45	Gudurrku	0:28
46	Guykarri	2:00
47	Talk	0:12
48	Talk - Wapurarr - Calm Glassy Water	0:05
49	Talk	0:18
50	Talk	0:11
51	Gapu	0:13
52	Talk	0:27
53	Talk	0:24
54	Water	3:05
55	Waltjan	0:24
56	Yam	0:24
57	Warrakan	1:00
58	Guku	0:12
59	Gudurrku	0:12
60	Talk - Napa-Gapu - The Salt Water	0:05
61	Djarrak - Crested Tern	0:31
62	Djarrak	0:38
63	Gudurrku - Brolga	0:25
64	Guykarri	0:21
65	Talk - Gathaka - Sooty Oyster Catcher	0:02
66	Yukuwa - Chewy Yam	1:01
67	Talk - Yukuwa And Nerrk	0:39
68	Napa-Gapu	0:49
69	Wuduku	0:44
70	Djarrak	0:48
71	Mokuy	0:36
72	Ynidjapana - Dolphin	0:20
73	Gudurrku	0:23
74	Waltjan	0:29
75	Gudurrku	0:25
76	Larrtjanna Style	3:59
77	Djambun	1:09
78	Djambun	1:06
79	Gapu	1:02
80	Larrtjanna Style	5:07
81	Talk	0:36
82	Djambun	2:33
83	Talk	0:19
84	Talk	0:25
85	Wuduku - Driftwood	0:36
86	Djarrak	0:55
87	Gapu	0:26
88	Talk - Djarrak - Crested Tern	0:12
89	Talk - Gapu - Saltwater Current	0:06
90	Djamba	1:12
91	Water	0:15

Credits

• Arranged By – Djalu Gurruwiwi
• Coordinator – Alan James
• Coordinator [Assistant] – Britta Decker
• Design – Trevor Van Weeren
• Didgeridoo [Yidaki], Vocals – Barrnyulnyul Wununmurra, Djalu Gurruwiwi, Larrtjanna Gurruwiwi
• Liner Notes – Andrew McMillan
• Music By – Traditional
• Producer – Stuart Kellaway
• Recorded By, Mixed By – Matthew Cunliffe

Notes

67 minutes method to learn the different styles for playing Yidaki, a sort of didgeridoo.

Barcodes

• Barcode: 9 324690 011285
• Matrix / Runout: 334442 6111006708
• Mastering SID Code: IFPI L471
• Mould SID Code: IFPI 7954

Companies

• Recorded At – Yirrna Studio, Gunyanara, Australia
• Mixed At – Subsonic Studios
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Yothu Yindi Foundation
• Copyright (c) – Yothu Yindi Foundation

Short intro

CD, Album. 国: Australia. 67 minutes method to learn the different styles for playing Yidaki, a sort of didgeridoo. Barcode: 9 324690 011285. Djalu Gurruwiwi, also written Djalu, born is a Yolngu man from Arnhem Land in northern Australia, known worldwide for his skill as a player, maker and spiritual keeper of the yiḏaki didgeridoo. He is also a respected artist, with works in several galleries. Gurruwiwi was born at the mission station on Wirriku Island also known as Jirgarri, one of the smaller islands in the Wessel Islands group. He has also self-reported being born on Milingimbi Island. Djalu Gurruwiwi. Hear the story for yourself at our current exhibition, Yidaki Didjeridu and the Sound of Australia. Djalu Gurruwiwi - Rripangu Yidaki. 10 April 2017 . Murryun of the Wind Instrument. Djalu' is widely known as a custodian of yidaki didgeridoo knowledge for his Gaalpu and other related clans of Northeast Arnhem Land, a. Type: overtone-present didgeridoo Craftsman: Djalu Gurruwiwi Artist: Zelda Balpiyangay Key: D fundamental, D overtone Length: 161 cm Mouthpiece diameter: 3-3. 5 cm Distal end diameter: 11-11. 5 cm Weight: 4. 8 kg Region: north-east Arnhem Land, NT, Australia Description: A post-2000 didgeridoo with good playing characteristics and somewhat old-school Galpu acoustics combined with the power and build. Djalu Gurruwiwi first name also spelled Djalu' born on Wirriku Island, one of the smaller islands in the Wessel Islands group, Northern Territory, Australia, before World War II is a senior member of the Galpu clan, of the Yolngu people. He is an internationally renowned didgeridoo maker and player. His status as a yidaki didgeridoo master craftsman has grown to herculean proportions over recent years with one leading Australian newspaper proclaiming him Arnhem Land's latest international cult figure. View wiki. Djalu Gurruwiwi right with his son Larry, who will eventually assume responsibility for taking the yidaki didgeridoo to the world. Photograph: Alex RobertsonSouth Australian Museum. Djalu is well known to audiences in the United States, Britain, continental Europe and Taiwan, where he has played to sold-out auditoriums. If I shut my eyes I can see inside you, what you feel, he says. Yet he is scarcely known in broader Australia. Which is why the South Australian Museum is now staging an exhibition, Yidaki Didjeridu and the Sound of Australia, in his honour. Legendary Djalu, Aboriginal artist and yidaki player teaches you how to play the yidaki didjeridu. Featuring Larrtjanna and Barrnyulnyul Wununmurra. From the Yothu Yindi Foundation-Contemporary Masters Series. I was very disappointed with this product as it is nearly impossible to understand much of what Djalu is saying throughout. Parts of the audio are entirely in aboriginal dialect and overall as compared to several other instructional CDDVDs I have this doesn't pass muster. Read more. Djalu Gurruwiwi 2017 Blue Bamboo didgeridoo. Djalu Gurruwiwi Yidaki Sample sound. Dreamtime art & didgeridoo music - Djalu Gurruwiwi playing yidaki - art by Murevärn. Djalu Gurruwiwi making and playing a yirdaki 2004. Galpu manikay, recording session organised by Larry Winiwini. Overseas tours and performances. 2002 Rripangu Yidaki Festival, Eisenbach, Germany. 2003 Joshua Tree Festival, USA. 2003 Indigenous Peoples Commission cultural visit, Taipei, Taiwan. 2004 Dubai Sister Cities Forum, United Arab Emirates. 2005 Yidaki Festa 2005, Okuhida & Tokyo,. Djalu Gurruwiwi made our September 2017 Yidaki of the Month back in August 1999. Watch him make it and listen to him play it in this blog post. Djalu Gurruwiwi made this yi d aki in August 1999. I helped in between taking pictures for my website documenting my first visit to Australia. Ill repeat of few of those old photos in higher resolution here. I dont have video of any Yolŋu playing this yi d aki like I did of the last Yidaki of the Month. Instead I have about 40 minutes of audio of Djalu playing it. Apart from a couple of excerpts in Yiḏakiwuy Dhäwu Miwatjŋurunydja and a few Mulka Project videos, these recordings have only been heard by a few of my friends. Djalu Gurruwiwi Yidaki - key of D - 4695 About this didgeridoo: Mouth Inner Diameter : 31x28mm Bell Inner Diameter : 85 x 90mm Key: D 1st toot: F 2nd