Tjupurru on the Didjeribone

Tjupurru playing some classic tunes on the didjeribone @ Spirit Gallery Sydney. View our didjeribones at
www.spiritgall...
About the Didjeribone :
Created by Charlie McMahon, the Didjeribone (Mark III) is a multi-note slide didgeridoo. A cross between a didgeridoo and a trombone- the didjeri comes from didjeridoo, and bone comes from trombone.
The combination of both instruments transforms the monotone didjeridu into the multi tone Didjeribone.
Although simple in appearance, it's a seriously crafted and engineered piece of acoustic technology - adding a whole new dimension and variety to playing the didgeridoo.
Proudly 100% Australian made.
Fancy Trying a Didjeribone? Want to see Australia's Premier didgeridoo Collection? Visit www.spiritgall...

[@skye8731]

You were at my school performing yesterday’s on Thursday! At the dijeribone show !

[@markobrien7036]

He came to our school it was so good

[@gessicca1234]

Same here. I loved the ancestor song he played.

[@paula45gamble]

Absolutely fantastic 😊 Thank you for preserving aboriginal culture and for sharing. Subscribed already. keep posting please 😊Namaste

[@isalinestefa9765]

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[@leahgivo]

You played at my school

[@jerechodelacerna9118]

He went to my school

[@ObamaoZedong]

how's the backpressure throughout the range? does it change as you get lower?

[@veridios]

ObamaoZedong the pressure does change, but your lips gain a pretty decent acclimation to it. Its not a problematic change

[@SpiritGallery]

the lower the note gets the backpressure also gets lower

[@isalinestefa9765]

ObamaoZedong

[@isalinestefa9765]

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[@macehammond9327]

This is my mums freind

[@coraggio93]

What does it say on the T-shirt?

[@JamesMiller_ShadowWalker]

Last few frames: I am making noise to end violence against women