Darryl Dikarrna With White Cockatoo
Mago Masterclass
© 2006 White Cockatoo
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An introduction to the 'Kunborrk' didjeridu playing style of the Western Arnhem region of Australia with the heir to the late master, David Blanasi.
tracks
- 1 Introduction
- 2 Darryl talk about 'The Bomb,' David Blanasi
- 3 Darryl talks about the Mago
- 4 Mimi made that Mago
- 5 Di
- 6 Di Ta
- 7 Di Ta Mor
- 8 The Single Breath
- 9 Song #1 Gudek the Goanna
- 10 Play along with Gudek
- 11 Di Ta Mor, varying tempi
- 12 Song #2 Manngalinj the Yam
- 13 Play along with Manngalinj
- 14 David and Darryl discuss the single breath, Song #3 Mimi Spirit
- 15 Di Ta Mor-Debor
- 16 The Double Breath
- 17 Song #4 Two Days' Sleep
- 18 Play along with Two Days' Sleep
- 19 Song #5 Muk Muk the Owl
- 20 Play along with Muk Muk
- 21 Double Breath, varying tempi
- 22 Single breath and double breath mixed
- 23 Fllowing Mannbelinj, the rhythm sticks
- 24 Di Ta Mor and Di Ta Mor-Debor, sung
- 25 Single breath and double breath interwoven
- 26 The Mago part sung and then played
- 27 You got to listen to that Devil
- 28 Where the first Mago came from
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notes
Darryl Dikarrna, grandson of famed Western Arnhem Land didjeridu master David Blanasi, carries on his tradition with style and confidence. Comprised of tuition, solo demonstrations, mouth sounds, explanations and stories in the Kuninjku and English languages, and the full emsemble of voice, clapsticks and mago accompaniment thanks to the White Cockatoo performing group, this is a must-have CD for all didgeridoo enthusiasts looking for cultural insight and technical advancement. 6 pages of liner notes. This is a perfect companion for Milkay Mununggurr's Hard Tongue Didgeridoo CD that is also offered on CDBaby, each disc covering one of the two traditional styles of didjeridu playing from Arnhem Land, northern Australia.