Street Music
At the Adeliade arts festivial,
The haunting music of the Didgeridoo always gives me pause.
Music from the Earth.
Acrobats 1
Wayne Tsipouras
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hrishikesh thakur 18/03/2009 5:03
+++Jon Abbas 19/12/2006 15:27
Very Nice!Somehow I felt that a Sadu from India is playing some Aus instrument....
This world instrument could be a good Project Topic...this way we all can see so many new musical instruments....
Wayne wonderful and informative picture...
Jon Abbas
Volker B. 30/07/2006 4:20
......my dideridoo, wow :-)greeting
volker
Jacqueline Chay 26/07/2006 2:04
Great captureThanks for your comment on my pic
Jackie
Christian Fuerst II 28/04/2006 15:18
at first, I thought of India.What a colourfull body-painting
Kenny Jazz 25/04/2006 9:01
The pipe called didjeridoo! This is Something very famous what is a connecting me with Australian culture. Wayne, I think it`s very difficult to see this artistic sound pipe somewhere else except your country. :) Also so extraordinary coloured man who looks like only the one person who can blow with a melody coming out from it. Much more interesting can be if you go inside the country - where the people sitting on more natural surround with no stone paving from technological world where is no strange shadows reminding tourist traces. :)Very like this scene !
Wayne Tsipouras 21/04/2006 13:52
@ all.Thanks, indeed a special moment.
The music is best as a lonely sound, Haunting, ageless and eternal like the land itself.
Glad you enjoy its tunes Kat.
-Wayne
Katrin Steiner 21/04/2006 11:26
He looks a bit lost and lonely somehow...but maybe that´s how some of his folk might feel anyway. Guess what, right now I´m enjoying some didgeridoo music myself, although as a big fan of Xavier Rudd I should call them yirdakis like the folks from Arnhem Land do :-)Nice shot
Kat
JVision 19/04/2006 16:35
Very interesting documentation.Greetings
Jutta
Ludolf Hennrich 17/04/2006 23:56
a special moment... well doneregards from germany
ludolfH
~Merlin~ 15/04/2006 23:56
It looks very interessting, great work,Greetings, Kai