iDIDJ Australia Didgeridoo Cultural Hub

OK, no worries, just to know

Off topic but just to let everyone know I am ok though not replying as often and as thoroughly to emails and inquiries, not that I don't want to but my life has changed all of a sudden in a big way, won't go into it here but again just to reassure friends I am alive and kicking. Haven't done any updates to the iDIDJ Store for ages which everyone is hanging out for, but will get there with time. I've put some new YouTube vids up in the past couple of days to show that I haven't been slacking off in the past 3 months but have been hard at work sourcing sticks, recording artists, traveling heaps and catching up with old friends and making new ones alike in the Top End. Wish I could write more about what has been happening and what is happening...

Anyway, take care everyone and hope this Forum and the YouTube channel has made a small difference in this world, if I was to leave this earth tomorrow it would be nice to think that it wasn't for nothing.

Guan

Don't worry, your stay on Earth would NOT have been for nothing if ever you were to pass tomorrow... which I do not wish you at all !
Your YouTube videos are very valuable materials on traditionnal Yidaki playing and Yolngu way of life and ceremonies.
They are often quoted as references on the French Didgeridoo forum and many French players learn from them or just enjoy them !
Most of us Europeans don't have much opportunity to travel to the other side of the world, so you're opening many small windows for us, that's great !
And I'm sure that these windows might also open up some white Australians' minds too !
And they will also leave a print for the future of how and what Yolngu were playing nowadays... which is also important for Yolngu themselves.

So keep on walking about and filming people !
Keep on sharing your videos for the whole world to see !
And many thanks to you Guan !