My first song, my voice and my didgeridoo... of course can't do both at the same time, so thanks the soft and THANK YOU to my dearest friends for help and encouragement! Enjoy!

Birthday Song

Videoclip available: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yme4-Sj18ME

Wajhe

The first song I created 6 months into learning to play didgeridoo... it was early morning, half way asleep, practising my didg while waiting for coffee to boil... Good morning!
Videoclip awailable: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B-Yk-P3wvJI

Morning Song

I dedicate this song to Maestro Hamilton Souther and the Blue Morpho "Butterflies" for their amazing job that they do in sharing knowledge of the living in the universe of LOVE. So much gratitude for the never-ending source of inspiration and creativity. I dedicate this song to Bruce Rogers, my first didgeridoo teacher, for his teachings into this magical instrument, and to everyone in the didgeridoo association in Lyon, the Australian Vibrations, thank you for your teachings, encouragement and support. And to all of you. Let's celebrate the Life. Let's LOVE.

Celebration Of Life

With special thanks to Agustina Mosca and Lies Beijerinck.

Girls' Didg Vibes

Beat In The Box

FunkyE

With special thanks to Lies Beijerinck for tuning me into non-standard non-4-beat rhythms.

Dancing With Swans

By Train

The Didgeridoo i play is from a son of David Blanasi, the first indigenous Australian who traveled 1967 to England and played there his Didgeridoo. David Blanasi went missing in August, 2001, reportedly after going out to search for wood to be used in instrument making. Newspaper coverage brought the situation into the public eye, and his disappearance generated widespread speculation and a number of rumors regarding "magical" occurrences. No trace of Blanasi has been found since 2001, but a number of spiritualists have claimed to be "in touch" with him. Although his body was never found, his family eventually held a funeral ceremony for him.

By Train

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