The Aborigines and their use of the didgeridoo can teach us that music leads to increased social cohesion within the group. Humans have ‘a need to belong' — that is, a need to feel attached to a group ...

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Graham Wiggins, aka Dr. Didg, plays a 1500-year old Aboriginal wind instrument called a didgeridoo – traditionally a long piece of wood hollowed out by termites. Utilizing looping effects, he leads ...

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When an Aborigine youth approaches manhood, he is taken into the outback and left to wander for five or six months. He is given no food, no tools and no weapons. But he is given a didgeridoo — a crude ...

Australia's most iconic sound is almost certainly the didgeridoo. The long wooden tube-shaped instrument is famous for its unique droning music and has played a significant role in Australian ...

You might not expect an ancient Aboriginal instrument from Australia to find its way to Alaska. But walk around downtown Ketchikan on a warm day and you may hear 15-year-old Kinani Halvorsen playing ...

The didgeridoo is, to American ears, an exotic instrument. An instrument of the Australian Aborigines, most commonly made of the hollowed-out trunk of a eucalyptus tree, the didgeridoo has had no ...

If the old boy had been at the Unity Center in north Spokane on Sunday afternoon, he would have had his last wish in spades. The event was billed as Meditation and Breath Work with the Australian ...