Didgeridoos
Story On How The Didgeridoo Came To Be...
Three men were camped out on a cold night in the outback. One of the men told another to put a log on the fire, because the fire was getting low and it was very cold. So, the other man turned and grabbed a log, which was awfully light to the touch, for it was hollow. As he went to drop it into the fire, he noticed the entire length was covered with termites. He did not know what to do, for he could not throw the branch into the fire, because it would kill the termites, and his friends were telling him to do so because it was so cold. So, he carefully removed all the termites from the outside of the log by scooping them into his hand, and he deposited them inside the hollow branch. Then he raised the branch to his lips and blew the termites into the air. The termites blown into the air became the stars, and the first didgeridoo was created.
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Corroboree
- DidgeridooThis didgeridoo shows some aboriginals preparing for a Corroboree.
A corroboree is a kind of song and dance which is performed as a sacred initiation ceremony or for important social rites.
This didgeridoo was handmade and painted by Aboriginal Artist David Dunn
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27th Jan 2009



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