goodluckboy72 Ancient sounds of earth music still connected through our souls... That small child dancing naturally to the sounds is a perfect example of that!
I love the fact that small children will enjoy themselves without the self-consciousness that older children and adults have. That little girl is obviously fascinated and enjoying herself - but of course she is enjoying a fantastic performance. This young lady is really a pleasure to watch and listen to. Thanks.
My uncle is a music professor in the USA and says the truth in music is easy to see. Just place a small child in front of the it and see what happens. Here is easy to see Adele that you make REAL music. Thanks for playing!
C'est enorme. une tel capacité c'est inprétionnant. maitriser 2 son en meme temp a cette cadence et que sa ressenble vraiment a quelque chose. tou sinplemen bravo Aèle's.
Minha querida Senhora, autora deste vídeo, este instrumento é o oriundo da Austrália e é o mais antigo instrumento musical de que se tem notícia. Pinturas rupestres australianas atestam a antiguidade deste instrumento e são datadas há 7 mil anos atrás. O nome deste curioso e "familiar" instrumento musical é Didgeridoo. (didiridu)
this is exactly the kind of dance i would have done if i was there fits very well to that instrument the beating of the feet on the ground, tells that you are alive and in connection with mother nature this is the original dance
whom'ever was behind the camera did an amazing job... Kudo's to the camera operator! i felt like i was actually there.... i only wish i were and i dont know y
Astounding as ever although I would never beat on my didg with a stick that is why I Velcro one stick to my leg and beat it with the other or shaker. Yes she is nice on the eyes but when she plays what a treat for the ears.
+Bruno Sellin It's a technique, you use your mouth/cheeks as a reservoir, push air out and inhale at the same time. It takes some practising before you master it and let the sound continue whithout interruption.
I cant even understand how she chirps and tooths and horns while maintaining the drone or at least the illusion of the drone. Is there actually breaks in the sound and our mind just connects the sound?
The drone is always there. It's not an illusion. I'll break it down for you mate. The drone comes from a repetitive vibration of the lips. While vibrating your lips, you create sounds through your voice box which synthesize with the vibration of your lips. Take the dingo howl for instance, to achieve this, she is essentially saying "Ka" down the didj while vibrating her lips, hence the sounds.
Not quite, mate. The drone must be interrupted for the toots (horn blast-like sounds). Impossible to do both at the same time. The "vocalizations" (squeals and weird noises) however are played simultaneously with the drone, using the circular breathing technique.
Yes, I believe the idea of what it means to be an "adult" is one of the reasons we have so much mental illness in our society - people are not allowed a proper childhood, one where their imaginations are allowed to run wild and it's rare that they are "in trouble" for things that are really very arbitrary in the grand scheme of things. Creativity is squashed by the "adult" mindset - it's nothing but death.
Adele, just play this out of Australia and you will be fine, if you do it around other less lenient aborigines they might get upset with you for insulting their culture in Australia.
Well, that's the problem - you had a crappy childhood because your parents didn't treat you well. I know all about this, I was the same way. I never wanted children or anything to do with them, but I've come to terms with it (it's taken nearly 40 years) and am still working on being the best dad I can, even if my dad wasn't the best (because his dad wasn't). You can overcome the bad parenting you suffered, but it will require a lot of effort - it's totally worth it, though. :)
No women ever plays the didge in our culture only time a woman lays their hands on it is for certain ceremony it is scared to us learn our culture is breaks my heart to see this ....shamed to witness this now i turn my back our culture is who defines us not this ..
Spreading music is pure joy. That is productive. In order for her to play at this level she has put in many, many hours of practice (outside of having to pay for food/shelter/etc...) which takes major dedication. To me that equals work. Just because she can't put "Busker" on her resume does not exclude her contribution from being either productive, or work. Artists are just as valid as bankers.
Pure magic, and the child dancing tells it all.
goodluckboy72
Ancient sounds of earth music still connected through our souls... That small child dancing naturally to the sounds is a perfect example of that!
I love the fact that small children will enjoy themselves without the self-consciousness that older children and adults have.
That little girl is obviously fascinated and enjoying herself - but of course she is enjoying a fantastic performance. This young lady is really a pleasure to watch and listen to.
Thanks.
Amazing to see how many people standing still to see and hear. I love this sound. Adele est divine!
look at the child at 01 39. This is why I love Street Musicians, they share their love and spirits with people
And this year's award for best cinematography.... anyone but this guy.
Still good in 2021.....how did she not bust out laughing when the child bent down to look in the end
Menuda máquina!!! Lo que siente el niño, lo siento yo.... .
Que facilidad y envidia .... enhorabuena 👏 ㊗️ 👏 ㊗️ 👏 ㊗️ 👏 ㊗️
My uncle is a music professor in the USA and says the truth in music is easy to see. Just place a small child in front of the it and see what happens. Here is easy to see Adele that you make REAL music. Thanks for playing!
Your style of playing is magical. I feel what you are playing as an alternative style is something I would like to aspire to :0)
Beautiful sound!
C'est enorme. une tel capacité c'est inprétionnant. maitriser 2 son en meme temp a cette cadence et que sa ressenble vraiment a quelque chose. tou sinplemen bravo Aèle's.
Geantissimo !!!! Fort
Tip top
De Mehiel Christel 79 raconte musicienne
very well indeed, and i really loved the B&W film so much of a character
yes and she really knows how to dance to it, she instinctively picks up on the animal thing and dances like one, kids hey!
Playing the didgeridoo is not easy and takes real skill. She is awesome.
Makes me cry from all the joy every time So much love
Exelent ritm and flow!!!! Bravo Adele
I watched this with my toddler and she was entranced.
Wow! Absolute Amazing!
Great! The little girl really wanted to join in. Love it.
ONE OF THE BEST !!!
unbelivable !!!! no amplifier, and the kid is loving it
Grande Sooooooooooomm !! Obrigado Paulo Trigo!
Totally amazing 🥰
That was the cutest damn thing!! The little girl just instinctively new to start dancing. :D
superbe ! bravo...
She's very very good indeed. Another reason to open up the instrument to talented players of any shape or colour!
Just Amazing!
Minha querida Senhora, autora deste vídeo, este instrumento é o oriundo da Austrália e é o mais antigo instrumento musical de que se tem notícia. Pinturas rupestres australianas atestam a antiguidade deste instrumento e são datadas há 7 mil anos atrás. O nome deste curioso e "familiar" instrumento musical é Didgeridoo. (didiridu)
this is exactly the kind of dance i would have done if i was there
fits very well to that instrument
the beating of the feet on the ground, tells that you are alive and in connection with mother nature
this is the original dance
yes. she was on point. both cuties in sync.
I love the sounds of didgeridoos ... and this girl knows how to use very well .. She is great ...
Adele your a shaman magik woman your my favorite ! in this world!
whom'ever was behind the camera did an amazing job... Kudo's to the camera operator! i felt like i was actually there.... i only wish i were and i dont know y
lol i love how it made that kid so happy
Astounding as ever although I would never beat on my didg with a stick that is why I Velcro one stick to my leg and beat it with the other or shaker. Yes she is nice on the eyes but when she plays what a treat for the ears.
Incredible, Amazing to see this
dubstep from 30 000 years ago! well done adele , banging tune
excellent! im love in it
Wow! just..... Wow!
kid seems to like it very much
that´s wonderful!!!
She's really feeling it!
nice vid in black and white :) and what a didge performance !
totally awsome again, played it 3 times already, wish i could do do that.
more people should be adding to her tip jar, shes fantastic!!
I'm impressed...wow!!!
concrete streets didjeridoo! i love this instrument!
So inspiring to see such a great female didg player. Adele is amazing.
Vielen lieben Dank.
Come to Regensburg Adele!
the little girl feels it, great video
Im in love with Adele
Pezzo molto Goa mi piace molto, very nice !!!
1:56 - that child is a real Trance dancer
yeah i love her :)
that was awesome
im a didgerido and hompak player she plays so cool
Musica dolce sublime sogno d'amore in oriente
bravo
How she does such respiration ?? And the child is marvellous to dance :)
+Bruno Sellin
It's a technique, you use your mouth/cheeks as a reservoir, push air out and inhale at the same time.
It takes some practising before you master it and let the sound continue whithout interruption.
it's called circular breathing but the air is directed see her mouth
that volume in an open space is nuts. My agave didges can't do that...
I saw somebody playing the didgeridoo at that same spot a couple of years ago... I think it might'
ve been Adele :D
tasty wouldn't you say
Right said!
i like adele. i like how she slap the didge... ^^ und the sound is extremly good, too. *G
to trzeba zobaczyc na zywo- mialam taka okazje w Sidney.
大好きです！！！！！！！
Resembling Augustina Mosca who started first?
Who is this I have seen her in other videos?
I cant even understand how she chirps and tooths and horns while maintaining the drone or at least the illusion of the drone. Is there actually breaks in the sound and our mind just connects the sound?
The drone is always there. It's not an illusion. I'll break it down for you mate. The drone comes from a repetitive vibration of the lips. While vibrating your lips, you create sounds through your voice box which synthesize with the vibration of your lips. Take the dingo howl for instance, to achieve this, she is essentially saying "Ka" down the didj while vibrating her lips, hence the sounds.
Not quite, mate. The drone must be interrupted for the toots (horn blast-like sounds). Impossible to do both at the same time. The "vocalizations" (squeals and weird noises) however are played simultaneously with the drone, using the circular breathing technique.
bravissima vorrei essere li a suonare con te con il mio sabar!!!!
cool
Adele is just a beautiful woman :)
see kids like it too
please join Leipzig and let me know :)
plays awesome!!!
fuck yeah
What a condescending comment. If you can play didge half as well...
Adele c'est magnifigue
me encanto =)
El didgeridoo no se refiere a una Flauta :P
que es genial la mina!! la cago
desoler pour l écriture je suis pas francé.
❄️🥳👻🎃😄😜🤪
Rip it up Sister!
класс🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟
That girl will be on LSD when she get's 18 @-)
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Podziwam.
Não é do tibet, é australiano. ;-)
Amazing, Love the sound of a didgeridoo. why black and white?
dark psytrance :D
Would have taken off my shirt and shoes and dance like an aboriginal :)
1:53 aboriginal dance
Yes, I believe the idea of what it means to be an "adult" is one of the reasons we have so much mental illness in our society - people are not allowed a proper childhood, one where their imaginations are allowed to run wild and it's rare that they are "in trouble" for things that are really very arbitrary in the grand scheme of things. Creativity is squashed by the "adult" mindset - it's nothing but death.
les enfants ne cachent pas leurs émotions comme les adultes ... dommage !!!!;)
Adele, just play this out of Australia and you will be fine, if you do it around other less lenient aborigines they might get upset with you for insulting their culture in Australia.
Well, that's the problem - you had a crappy childhood because your parents didn't treat you well. I know all about this, I was the same way. I never wanted children or anything to do with them, but I've come to terms with it (it's taken nearly 40 years) and am still working on being the best dad I can, even if my dad wasn't the best (because his dad wasn't). You can overcome the bad parenting you suffered, but it will require a lot of effort - it's totally worth it, though. :)
techno music :))))
It is taboo for women to play this instrument very offensive to aboriginal Australians
No women ever plays the didge in our culture only time a woman lays their hands on it is for certain ceremony it is scared to us learn our culture is breaks my heart to see this ....shamed to witness this now i turn my back our culture is who defines us not this ..
Then you hate yourself.
why work and be productive when u can do this?
Spreading music is pure joy. That is productive.
In order for her to play at this level she has put in many, many hours of practice (outside of having to pay for food/shelter/etc...) which takes major dedication. To me that equals work.
Just because she can't put "Busker" on her resume does not exclude her contribution from being either productive, or work.
Artists are just as valid as bankers.
I thiink he was sarcastic.