Yidaki - trying Yolngu syncopation-

Here, I'm trying Yolngu syncopation with tapping my finger as Yolngu players doing in NE Arnhemland. The sound and rhythm is still too far from theirs but I believe someday it will be accomplished. (only the technical sides, of course)
Some people don't like to play traditional style to show their respect for Yolngu culture back ground, but I think it's OK if we maintain a humble attitude to the original source. And above all, trying to copy something is so natural when we've seen beautiful things !

Sound touches heart and heart makes sound.

Cheers,

Ryohei

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[ryowhey]

Thanks maari,

ngarali ga' ! yalalangu/mirri ngarra yurru upload bulu bitja mala..



[ryowhey]

Thanks mit, I'll make this better like Matjaki !

BTW, Japan is in difficult situation now. There are much much problems. The biggest one is the nuke... I cant off my eyes from the plant.

[Vince77F]

As you say we can't play like yolngu... but it's a good source of inspiration.

[YolnguVideo]

Dhapirrk-nha true! Fantastic sound and clear, beautiful rhythm.

[ididjaustralia]

not bad mit, u are getting close, try the throat effect and also tighter lips to get the technique that yolngu use, i like ur sound!