Uploaded January 2017 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago
Gawurra first plays the yidaki accompaniment for Wurrpan as performed by the Daygurrgurr Gupapuyngu clan of Arnhem Land and then explains the Wurrpan dance, how emu goes to drink at waterholes and splashes about and dances in them.
He ends by singing the song for Wurrpan.
Gawurra first plays the yidaki accompaniment for Wurrpan as performed by the Daygurrgurr Gupapuyngu clan of Arnhem Land and then explains the Wurrpan dance, how emu goes to drink at waterholes and splashes about and dances in them.
He ends by singing the song for Wurrpan.
