www.yirrkala.com/yidaki/dhawu/index.html
Got questions about the didgeridoo and its origins?
Hear the answers straight from the source.
www.yirrkala.com
Excellent source for Yolngu art and Yidaki.
www.serioussticks.com
Great place for Yidaki and Mago, as well as a delightful forum full of Didjeridu and Yidaki enthusiasts.
www.jdidj.com
Jason is a fantastic fella and he also happens to import traditional sticks into the States.
www.ididj.com.au
Another resource for tradional instruments and artwork. Home to a fine forum as well.
www.didgeman.com
My friend Omid shares what he has learned from living with Yolngu.
www.didgeridootribe.com
U.S. based didgeridoo forum. Stop in and say hello!
Recommended listening
Randin Graves, smokin' deal on didjeridu CDs
from Randy: "Hello! So the story here is that I used to travel, performing and teaching didjeridu workshops, and sold a lot of CDs. Then I went off to live with Yolngu People in Arnhem Land for several years and am now not pursuing a career as a didj player. So I've got lots of my CDs, including some great rhythmic teaching CDs (the precursors to the CD 'Hard Tongue Didgeridoo' I produced with Milkay Mununggurr) just stacked up in my basement, selling slowly on the web. So selling them at less than the price of 3 for 1 is my effort to get them out into people's hands where they can do some good."
Milkay Mununggurr
"Hard Tongue Didgeridoo"
Djalu Gurruwiwi
"Djalu Teaches"
www.jeremydonovan.com.au
An inspiring person and wonderful performer, Jeremy continues to blow me away.
www.stephenkent.net
If you have not heard him, you are missing out. His new album- Snakes & Ladders - Australian Bebop Ragas, is somehow stuck in my player. And that is a good thing!
Festivals-
bhumsiva.com/indidjinus-gathering
Chad Butler hosts a community oriented didjeridu festival here in Oregon. (he makes swell sticks too!)
www.treemangathering.com
Chuck Wilson invites us all to beautiful Ithaca, New York. I flew across the country last year and you can bet your ass I'm gonna do it again.