Aboriginal Coroborree
drs2772@hotmail.com | Portugal | 09/16/2000
(5 out of 5 stars)
"Splendid demonstration of an Aboriginal Corroborre played, sung and (danced) by some of the finest caretakers of the art. This recording demonstrates the didjeridu playing by the aboriginals in its traditional context, as well as the excellent singing by respected songmen of the aboriginal culture. Played by David Blanasi, Didgeridu master, allow yourself to get emerged in these stories and appreciate fully this ancient tradition of the Australian Aborigines. A No-miss for any didjeridu player and for anyone interested in learning about one of the oldest surviving cultures on the face of the earth!"
Traditional playing from a "living treasure"
Joanna Daneman | Middletown, DE USA | 08/30/2001
(5 out of 5 stars)
"David Blanasi is an aboriginal musician from Arnhem Land, which the aborigines say is the true home of the didgeridoo or yidaki.
If you want to hear traditional style playing by a master, this CD has it. There are many didgeridoo players, many styles of playing both Aboriginal and Western, so it's good to have an example of the pure style direct from Blanasi's lips."
He is the didjeridu-Master!
xremyx | The Netherlands, Europe | 12/08/2000
(5 out of 5 stars)
"Well, this man is the living care-taker of Aboriginal culture. The CD sound-quality is good, with the didjeridu recorded in front as the main instrument. A must-have for all you didge-players!"