Ash Dargan, a leading didgeridoo musician, never learned of his Aboriginal roots until the age of 22. Adopted as a child, Dargan says, “I was raised on Australia’s East Coast, in Queensland. I grew up ...

THE sounds of the didgeridoo, the smiles on young Indigenous faces, and the voices of Aboriginal elders radiated across Wiradyuri land on Wednesday, July 3, as 400 people gathered to celebrate the ...

The Weir Indigenous Didgeridoo and Dance Academy has had more than 80 participants from prep to year six and WIDDA co-ordinator Julie Wilson said the program had helped to transform the lives of the ...

A dance group in Wilcannia that pieces together old traditions and new to create new cultural practices is preserving an ancient culture and instilling pride in new generations. The Barkindji people ...

You might not expect an ancient Aboriginal instrument from Australia to find its way to Alaska. But walk around downtown Ketchikan on a warm day and you may hear 15-year-old Kinani Halvorsen playing ...

Although Bengaluru-based Brandon Colaco has been playing the didgeridoo since 2011, he stopped performing around 2019. “I decided to stop performing and start learning music, working with friends and ...

Who is to say that a musical instrument is primitive? Who is to say that a musical instrument tells us nothing about psychology and the human experience? The Australian Didgeridoo is the most ancient ...

The ancient wind instrument may be much-maligned, but it's also a powerful symbol of Aboriginal culture. Plus, it makes novices look pretty silly ... What is it? Probably the oldest wind instrument in ...

What’s common between Dil Chahta Hai, the band Highlight Tribe and the New Zealand rock band Like a Storm? It’s the didgeridoo, which has made its way from Australia and trickled down into Bengaluru ...