A large Giyanggiyang didgeridoo used for Rembarrnga Bunggul

[deskullkappa56]

aboriginal dubstep

[11mrjarjar]

this awesome sound makes me proud to be of the human race ! it is almost heavenly

[laric2]

Does anybody knows the didgeridoo artist Arthur Byrd? Is he an aborigine? Does it give pictures if him or videos? Thanks

[ValfarWindirBM]

nigger.

[thetransporter8585]

Thank god they don't have these at the world cup.

[conez1234]

@thetransporter8585

i wish they did

[hardox1978]

we use didge to cure chest problems like the flu, my uncle rekons he cured his asma with the didge

[jazzflutist]

Has a nice resonance. I need one of those.

[grhysman]

what a huge big deep didj the brother is playing,primo bro

[laiskapyykki]

Beatbox to that! this is magnificent

[furrytummy]

"Giyanggiyang" seems an ancestral word. Sounds similar to english "giant". In Italy we say "gigante"... It's cool how some words are similar all over the world.

[dmg2003877]

I wanna chill with this dude

[vegunited06]

sounds a bit like dubstep bass.

[rick4318]

wow that thing goes on forever!

[Supersamazing]

Circular breathing man !

[rick4318]

@Supersamazing

yeah, i was talking about the length of the didge.

circular breathing is SO GOOD FOR YOU i do it as often as possible.

[Nidiurd]

that guy is my favorite

[MetallicAsian]

Someone should beat box into one of those

[rick4318]

@MetallicAsian

i'm trying to learn to do that.

not very easy, but certainly not the hardest thing in the world.

[jazzflutist]

You have to visualize what one end of your body can do, while playing with the other.

[driftwoodbeech]

Love this deep keyed stick!

[best1317]

this shud be used in some musick like hardtek or hardcore , frechcore ,,,,

[peppissimo92]

like a synthetizer

[ngarti81]

this might be a stupid question, but... the instruments made by ambrose cameron (RIP), are they exclusively for gunborrk style? i ask, cause i remember some very long and deep sticks made by him. i could imagine that these ones would fit for bunggul as well...

[ididjaustralia]

it depends what he made them for, some he would have gunborrk in mind, others as you say for other styles of play.

[TheDoctorGoat333]

I was looking to relax to some didj but this guy keeps staring at me and now I'm gonna have nightmares. SHIT!!!

[didgeridenis]

I bought this didgeridoo and each day I'm loving it more. It's deep sound, the harmonics, the feeling when you play it...

Thanks Guan for such a fine instrument!

[ididjaustralia]

Glad u still enjoying it!

[pearlsb4swinerulz]

sounds like the original tuba btw tubas rock

[zenflare]

very interesting sound. I like this one a lot because of its deep sound

[ididjaustralia]

It isn't unusual for that part of Arnhem Land. It depends what you are comparing with and what your expectations are I suppose. I've seen a number of ceremonies with this sort of didgeridoo accompaniment and can vouch for its current use. As for documentation, do you mean the word, the style of play, or the ceremony?

[flyangler18]

Hmm quite an unusual instrument and style, Guan. How extensively has this been documented?