Lest We Forget WWII N. Australia | didgeridoo, anthropology, historical and and WW2 interest @ididjaustralia
Lest We Forget WWII N. Australia | didgeridoo, anthropology, historical and and WW2 interest @ididjaustralia
Uploaded April 2014 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
A snapshot of the tumultuous WWII years in northern Australia...

Lest We Forget.
Lest We Forget WWII N. Australia | didgeridoo, anthropology, historical and and WW2 interestLipalipa (Dugout canoe) project with Peter Djumbu and Trevor Djarragaygay, Charles Darwin UniversityYomunu Yunupingu (RIP) - yidaki MasterLuke Gurruwiwi 14 year old didgeridoo player from GapuwiyakJ. M. Munyarryun (RIP), slow motion yidaki analysisDidgeridoo echoes, cool effect by Derek Pharms - bet youve never seen this beforeDjalu Gurruwiwi 2017 | Blue Bamboo didgeridooRed Flag Dancers, Fed Square, Melbourne, 21 May 2011 - Part 1/2Mikey Gurruwiwi playing didgeridoo along to Geoffrey GurrumulUncle Jack Charles at Australia DreamingLightning documentary with Djalu Gurruwiwi and family, Lightning DidgeridooDunganda Street Sounds, Bobby Bununggurr sings Ngaliyindi, Fed Square, Melbourne 2010
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