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SUMMARY:How Do You Didgeridoo!
LOCATION:Redmond Library\n<p>818 SW Forest Ave\, Redmond\, OR 97756</p>
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DESCRIPTION:Learn about the didgeridoo through performance and presentatio
 n.\n.\nhttps://dpl.libnet.info/event/11608819
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p><strong><em>This program is open all ages\
 , but best suited for children kindergarten and up as there is a presentat
 ion portion of the program with slides. Children under 10 must be accompan
 ied by a caregiver.</em></strong></p>\n<p>Tyler Spencer's Didgeridoo Exper
 ience combines funky didgeridoo rhythms\, worldly percussive beats\, story
 telling and audience participation. The didgeridoo has been played by Abor
 iginal Australians for at least 1500 years and is known for its otherworld
 ly and captivating sound. Tyler is a master didgeridoo player (and crafter
 ) based out of Newport. He has been performing\, teaching and making didge
 ridoos for 20+ years\, and he is one of the most accomplished and talented
  didge players in the United States. You'll learn about Aboriginal culture
 \, how didgeridoos are made and more... all while moving and grooving to t
 he pulsing rhythms of the didge. Tyler's Didgeridoo Experience is interact
 ive\, educational and entertaining for all ages!</p>\n<p>Used in Aborigina
 l ceremonial performances to share stories and pass on traditions\, the di
 dgeridoo\, or "Yirdaki\," is a wind instrument made from termite-hollowed 
 eucalyptus branches or seedlings. Like brass instruments\, didgeridoos are
  played using the vibration of your lips to produce the sound. Various tec
 hniques are used to create sounds and rhythms including the circular breat
 hing technique which allows the player to breathe in through their nose wh
 ile exhaling out the mouth\, keeping the sound going without interruption 
 for a breath.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Questions? Contact <a href="mailto:elsah@de
 schuteslibrary.org">elsah@deschuteslibrary.org</a>\,&nbsp\;531-312-1062</p
 >\nhttps://dpl.libnet.info/event/11608819
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