Friday 28 July
10.30am + 7pm
Playing a unique slide didgeridoo named 'The Didjeribone' (a cross between a didgeridoo and a trombone), and with the addition of sampling and electronic effects, Tjupurru performs as a one-man band; creating live samples and looping them to create songs and soundscapes that criss-cross musical genre.
10.30am + 7pm
Playing a unique slide didgeridoo named 'The Didjeribone' (a cross between a didgeridoo and a trombone), and with the addition of sampling and electronic effects, Tjupurru performs as a one-man band; creating live samples and looping them to create songs and soundscapes that criss-cross musical genre.
Enjoy
ingenious and innovative songs and sound-scapes that blend elements of the
traditional with the contemporary.
Fun
for ALL ages…
THE DIDJERIBONE SHOW [LIVE
on stage]
Tickets all $10 3yrs+ book now
this is your chance to learn how to LOOP...
Let Tjupurru introduce you to looping technology, a relatively easy and inexpensive piece of musical technology that can turn kids into composers of their own songs in minutes.
During the session he will share his experiences of the varied practical application of the power of the beat: boosting engagement with writing and poetry, not to mention mastering multiplication tables through rap.
call Karen 07 47615430 or email to express your interest in this professional development opportunity.
5pm Friday 28 July limited places $15
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For musicians and teachers... this is your chance to learn how to LOOP...
Let Tjupurru introduce you to looping technology, a relatively easy and inexpensive piece of musical technology that can turn kids into composers of their own songs in minutes.
During the session he will share his experiences of the varied practical application of the power of the beat: boosting engagement with writing and poetry, not to mention mastering multiplication tables through rap.
call Karen 07 47615430 or email to express your interest in this professional development opportunity.
5pm Friday 28 July limited places $15
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A proud descendant of the Djabera Djabera of Western Australia's
Kimberley area, Tjuppuru plays a unique slide didjeridu, the
Didjeribone, through a seismic transducer and a range of electronic
effects.
TEDxSydney 2011 took place on Saturday 28 May 2011 at CarriageWorks.
Tens of thousands of people enjoyed the day: 800 in the theatre, over
1,000 via big screen simulcast in The Forum, up to 48,000 online via
YouTube ... and up to 80,000 tuning in to ABC Radio National. It was a
grand day.
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