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Post by grayn on May 6, 2021 9:04:41 GMT
Cool man.
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Post by jangarrack on May 6, 2021 11:19:29 GMT
That is quite something, both to hear and to watch. When I worked in Truro, the was a busker there who played a didgeridoo and drum in a pedestrian underpass where there was a lot of resonance. I only saw him there a few times, but remember the first time I heard it, I could hear it quite a way from the underpass getting louder as I got nearer, then as I walked fully into the underpass it was like being completely swallowed up by something more than a sound, it was totally immersive quite magical and hypnotic in fact for some reason I also found it quite emotional. The sound certainly had some kind strong magnetic draw to it. Most people passed him without a second glance or even slowing down, so I wondered if it was just me who felt so affected by it, maybe I was just having a funny day. Either way, I wish I taken more time to speak with him instead of just saying, "That was great."
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Post by grayn on May 7, 2021 7:03:05 GMT
Sounds like a special moment jangarrack. I remember being in a celtic roundhouse, in Wales, with 2 didgeridoo players and about 20 varying, ethnic drums playing. I was on djembe. Great night.
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