France Didgeridoo

Stade a écrit :D'ailleur nous savons depuis aujourd'hui quand est né le Yidaki, c'était ya tout juste 30 ans, pas si vieux que ca en fait ! :7:

gonewalkabout a écrit :Resalut ,je viens tout juste de terminer une discussion avec mon ami Kyle a propos du nom donner au yidaki.Kyle est un specialiste de la culture youlgnu et vend des yidaki de NE Arnhemland,voici sa reponse (en anglais,désolé Kyle demeure en angleterre).

In North East Arnhem Land they call all didjeridus 'yidaki' although there are different types of yidaki that have different names. If you think about it, all yidaki should be ceremonial because they are made to be played in ceremony. Whoever told you that 'yidaki' refers to instruments only used in a ceremonial context is ill-informed. You can tell them that all didjeridus in N.E. Arnhem Land are referred to as yidaki in the same way that we refer to them as 'didjeridus'. There are many people who talk about things like this without having done any research. It makes it hard to understand the history and context of the yidaki when there is so much misinformation being spread.

I'll send you pics of the clapsticks as soon as they arrive. I have a beautiful set from the 1960s that I would never sell (they weren't cheap!) and I had another great set from the 1970s that I sold for $200 US! When you hear a really good pair (especially ones that have been used in ceremony) you'll understand why they fetch so much money.

All the best,

Kyle


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Kyle Maplesden



En grosse ligne ca dit ,En North East Arnhem lLand ils apelle tous les didgeridu YIDAKI,il y as different type de yidaki et apellé autrement.Tous les yidaki sont fait pour les ceremonies mais tres peut choisi.Tous les yidaki d'NE Arnhem Land sont appelé yidaki comme il le sont appelé didgeridoo par les Balanda.

GW
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oboreal a écrit :Putain mais il a repris ce débat stérile ?
Arrêtez ca tout de suite, c'est un sujet aussi interminable que mac ou pc.