Uploaded December 2013 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Didgeridoo asymmetric style. Although Gotjiki plays front-on rather than to the side, there is asymmetry in the mechanics of his action with his right cheek remaining still and his left acting as bellows.
The lesson here is to find what works for you best and not get weighed down by dogma or preconceived ideas of how the mandapul is supposed to be played. Experiment and practise as much as you can.
Gapuwiyak is a hotbed of talented musicians, artists and dancers and Gotjiki is among the fastest and more technically-inclined didgeridoo players in his community.
Didgeridoo asymmetric style. Although Gotjiki plays front-on rather than to the side, there is asymmetry in the mechanics of his action with his right cheek remaining still and his left acting as bellows.
The lesson here is to find what works for you best and not get weighed down by dogma or preconceived ideas of how the mandapul is supposed to be played. Experiment and practise as much as you can.
Gapuwiyak is a hotbed of talented musicians, artists and dancers and Gotjiki is among the fastest and more technically-inclined didgeridoo players in his community.
