Search - Didgeridoo :: Sounds of Aborigine

Kevin G. (kkg-ct) from NEW FAIRFIELD, CT
Reviewed on 1/1/2018...

Very interesting and a very solid find for the world music collection. I have enjoyed the didgeridoo as an element of World and experimental works and wanted some undiluted real. This is solid without ornamentation for effects. If your tastes run to the elemental components of hypnotic movement and percussive, great stuff.....if a studio polish type looking a for a taste of World , start with Ravi and the Sitar. Want some fun?, mix a little sitar, bagpipe , and didgeridoo, a fallen empire sampler.

Simple and meditative

S. Brand | United States | 11/04/2002

(4 out of 5 stars)

"The impression this CD gives me is of musicians who care deeply about the didgeridoo and its ties to the aboriginal culture and to nature. There is no effort to make it flamboyant and appealing to the "mass market", but rather is an understated gift to those who appreciate its simplicity. The six songs in the approximate 45 minutes of music prominently feature the sound of didgeridoos, but it is enhanced by naturally compatible sounds of sticks, a bit of vocal chanting, and nature sounds such as birds and other animals, thunder and rain. Although the continual "throaty" sound of the didgeridoo can be grating to me if I'm tired or distracted, at the right times it creates a meditative ambience of oneness with nature."