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	Djalu Gurruwiwi:
		DJALU GURRUWIWI, IN TRANSLATION: The yidaki was given to me by my father, so as the custodian, I will show the way for the rest of the generation that is here now and yet to come.
		DJALU GURRUWIWI, IN TRANSLATION: I have taught my sons as well as the families within the family group, so when I pass away, it will be handed down to my sons as well as the other grandchildren within the family, so it will keep going.
		DJALU GURRUWIWI: Yothu Yindi band was the first to take some of my yidakis overseas, and through that, Yothu Yindi have said that the yidakis were from me. They heard the different sound in it, and people started wondering where that sound came from and actually wanted to meet up with me personally.
	www.abc.net.au /gnt/future/Transcripts/s1149539.htm (578 words)

	Serious Sticks - Portrait of the Artist
		Djalu Gurruwiwi is a senior member of the Galpu clan and an internationally reknown didgeridoo maker and player.
		Djalu's expertise in the way of the didgeridoo is an extension of the role handed down to him by his now deceased father, Monyu, a noted Yolngu leader in his time.
		In 1986, Djalu's reputation as a expert didgeridoo craftsman was given a major boost with the establishment of the Yothu Yindi band.
	www.serioussticks.com /portrait.php?makerID=1&language=en (828 words)

	Djalu Gurruwiwi (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Djalu's yidaki are revered for their exceptional qualities and was the instrument of choice for the famous Yothu Yindi band.
		Djalu is also distinguished from other yidaki makers in that his bark paintings are not only held in major museums and collections in Australia but also around the world.
		Djalu is highly respected amongst his people for his prominence as a yidaki master, a talented artist and as a ceremonial leader and senior lawman for the Gälpu clan.
	www.colindidj.com /makers/djalu.htm (167 words)

	Artist profile - Djalu' Gurruwiwi
		Djalu' Gurruwiwi is a senior lawman and ceremonial leader for the Galpu clan.
		Djalu's knowledge of this instrument was passed down to him by his father (deceased) and he retains the responsibility of looking after the Yidaki for the Galpu clan - reputed to be the traditional custodians of this instrument.
		Djalu is a highly respected man within Yolngu culture and along with his intimate knowledge of selecting suitable termite-eaten Eucalypt trees, his instruments are recognised as being some of the best.
	www.thedidgeridooplace.co.uk /djaluprofile.htm (393 words)

	Djalu' Gurruwiwi
		To understand Djalu' Gurruwiwi more fully as a person, father, leader and elder, however, and to gain an insight into the forces that have guided him to international repute, requires us to delve into history and into the lives of the Yolngu people of north-east Arnhem Land...
		Djalu' suggests he was even better than current star Milkayngu Mununggurr, or anyone else.
		In a mysterious and tragic affliction, however, Djalu' was struck by a condition that crippled either one of his vocal cords or damaged part his voice box, robbing him of his full power to play the yirdaki.
	www.didjeridu.com /wickedsticks/voices/djalu.htm (2048 words)

	Djalu Gurruwiwi
		Djalu's yidaki are revered for their exceptional qualities and was the instrument of choice for the famous Yothu Yindi band.
		Djalu is also distinguished from other yidaki makers in that his bark paintings are not only held in major museums and collections in Australia but also around the world.
		Djalu is highly respected amongst his people for his prominence as a yidaki master, a talented artist and as a ceremonial leader and senior lawman for the Gälpu clan.
	www.aboriginalarts.co.uk /makers/djalu.htm (167 words)

	Djalu Gurruwiwi Sold Yidaki \| iDIDJ Australia
		This is a lovely Djalu yidaki hewn from gungurru (woolybutt tree) which has a nice curvy grain that is known for its durability.
		This instrument was made by Djalu Gurruwiwi and painted by Mulkun Wirrpanda.
		Djalu is justifiably the greatest didjeridu maker alive, and we feel honoured to showcase his best works on this website.
	www.ididj.com.au /store/sold/djalu_sold.html (754 words)

	Djalu Gurruwiwi
		Djalu Gurruwiwi è uno dei membri piu importanti del clan dei Galpu ed è un creatore e un suonatore di didjeridoo conosciuto in
		Il ruolo di Djalu, nel mondo del didgeridoo, gli è stato tramandato da suo padre, ora defunto, Monyu, che nel suo tempo era una
		Djalu consegnò il primo Yidaki Masterclass, alla festa inaugurale del Garma Festival nel 1999, deliziando australiani ed ospiti
	www.didjeridoos-tradizionali.com /artisti-1/djalu-gurruwiwi (824 words)

	Welcome To Didgeman.com
		Djalu Gurruwiwi playing the rhythm for the rays of sun.
		Djalu Gurruwiwi demonstrating how he counts the rhythms that he plays.
		For me the most important factor here is to learn the creative process of native people, and be able to use it in my own life to reflect my feelings from my environment, and connect deeply to the connections of nature and the world.
	www.didgeman.com /multimedia/index.htm (1468 words)

	The sound of Australia in Joshua Tree's outback
		This year Doe and Kelly invited Djalu' Gurruwiwi, an esteemed Aboriginal elder from the Galpu clan of Yolngu people of northern Australia, for a rare appearance teaching workshops.
		The organizers flew Gurruwiwi to the States with his wife and his sister, both artists and participants at the festival.
		Gurruwiwi runs a family business making didgeridoos in his homeland, seeking self-reliance amidst the social and economic changes confronting his people.
	www.freerepublic.com /focus/f-news/1000276/posts (864 words)

	Djalu Gurruwiwi Profile \| iDIDJ Australia
		In 2004 Djalu and other members of his family travelled to the UAE for the Dubai Sister Cities Forum, and in 2005 he travelled to Japan for World Expo as well as Yidaki Festa.
		A touching occassion with Djalu and family visiting a hospital for children with cancer...
		Djalu plays yidaki whilst the rest of the family sit maintain the rhythm on clapsticks...
	www.ididj.com.au /education/profiles/djalu.html (1620 words)

	Yidaki/Didjeridu Making with Djalu' Gurruwiwi
		Thanks to Peter Brady's introduction, we were invited by Djalu' Gurruwiwi to visit his community, spend time making instruments with him and document the process.
		Djalu' is widely known as a custodian of yidaki (didgeridoo) knowledge for his Gaalpu and other related clans of Northeast Arnhem Land, and has become the most famous Aboriginal didge maker in the outside world.
		Djalu' stressed to us repeatedly that he wants people to visit him, to learn about him as a real person.
	gingerroot.com /oztrip/yirrkala/yidaki (647 words)

	An Interview with Frank Thill by Ed Drury
		Djalu' continued teaching me and whenever we met I took the chance to learn about his culture, his language, dance, ceremony and social affiliations to other indigenous groups.
		His knowledge about the yirdaki is remarkable and the chance of working with him and his family over a period of time was a big challenge for me, enabling me not just to learn about the instrument as an object but also it's cultural meaning and importance in traditional ceremony.
		Djalu is a Dhuwa man and so we have been hunting in Dhuwa country, looking for Dhuwa trees, which would be particular species of trees such as Gardayka, Bardawilli and Wandhuwa.
	www.rdrop.com /users/mulara/issues/ao74.html (3375 words)

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		Djalu and his son Vernan gave a special didgeridoo concert, produced by Michael Butler and Samantha Martin of Message Stick.
		The dancing that Dhopiya, Samantha and Djalu's daughter performed was mesmorizing, everyone sat quiet in their seats as they watched the dancers and heard the haunting sounds of the didgeridoo, played at its best.
		They travelled a long way thru the swamps with Djalu gently tapping each tree and saying "Yes, this one" by the end of the day Chris was bent over double carrying more than 10 logs to be honed into these wonderful instruments,,,,yes, you work hard for it.....
	www.makingtracks.com.au /pages/default.cfm?page_id=38762 (469 words)

	Listen and Learn Djalu Teaches Vol.I
		In various cases we hear both Djalu and his son Winiwini singing the same piece and sometimes also playing the same piece.
		The most important part of the cd however is in the middle where Djalu sings and plays a collection of pieces.
		It is very educational and beautiful to listen to Djalu's mastery and power when playing the yidaki.
	www.fluiditj.com /ll_djalu1_eng.html (232 words)

	Yothu Yindi Foundation recordings / RootsWorld Recording Review
		In volume 2 of the series, Gurritjiri Gurruwiwi offers 21 traditional landscapes through his singing (and the yidaki/didjeridu of Djalu Gurruwiwi).
		Djalu Gurruwiwi is sitting down with two of his sons (Larrtyjanna and Barrnyulnyul), giving them some pointers and passing on some of the intricacies of the traditional rhythms.
		For example, Djalu may get Larrtyjanna to first sing a particular rhythm using his nose, mouth and tongue and then it is played on the instrument.
	www.rootsworld.com /reviews/yothuf.shtml (847 words)

	Didgeplanet » Blog Archive » Djalu Gurruwiwi on CNN
		Djalu is the most recognized name in yirdaki (the traditional name for the didgeridoo) construction and its promotion to the non-Aboriginal community.
		Valerie Dhamarrandji explains that preserving the tradition and culture of the didgeridoo is something that also requires a lot of attention within the tribes and the responsibility is passed down through generations.
		Dhamarrandji’s cousin, renowned didgeridoo artist Djalu Gurruwiwi, is the current caretaker of the tradition.
	www.didgeplanet.com /?p=30 (342 words)

	Yirrkala Yidaki - Djalu Gurruwiwi
		Djalu is also distinguished from other yidaki makers as he is also a painter whose works on bark are held in major museums and collections in Australia and around the world.
		Djalu talks about his father having a yidaki with him at all times.
		Amongst his own people Djalu maintains his prominence as a yidaki master, talented artist, ceremonial leader and senior lawman for the Gälpu.
	www.yirrkala.com /yidaki/artists/djalu.html (158 words)

	Burton Journey
		Djalu my mentor is a World renowned Grand Master Yirdaki craftsman, in the Traditional methods of Yirdaki construction.
		Once arriving I met The Gurruwiwi’s and in particular Djalu whom welcomed me. I explained that I was after a Didjeridu, after looking at and playing a few I wanted something unique so we ventured out cutting some timber and I assisted Djalu in crafting some.
		We hunted a sea turtle by boat, one of the Aboriginal boys jumping off the front of the boat with a large spear and harpooning it, then towing it back to shore where a underground oven/ fire was waiting.
	www.burtondidj.com /pages/burtons-journey.html (1136 words)

	Köp Didgeridoo blåsinstrument av Dreamtime Didgeridoo. Musikinstrument från Australien, gedigen slöjd och hantverk ...
		Senare i Galaru mötte jag Djalu Gurruwiwi, den legendariske yidaki-mästaren.
		Se bilder och titta på videofilmer från Djalu Gurruwiwi och hans familj i Galaru, östra Arnhem Land.
		Klicka här så kommer du direkt till "Djalu Guruwiwi and familj"
	www.dreamtimedidgeridoo.com /Svenska.htm (1352 words)

	Manikay.Com - Contemporary Masters Series Volume 3: Djalu Gurruwiwi Teaches and Plays Yidaki (Didjeridu)
		Djalu prompts Larrtjannga to sing a short Guykarri rhthm using his tongue.
		Djalu introduces the second rhythm and tells Larrtjannga to sing the djarrak rhythm, and include the ngatji - the crying.
		Djalu introduces djarrak the crested terns, circling in the sky and diving into the sea.
	www.manikay.com /albums/djaluteaches.shtml (2479 words)

	Aboriginal Australian Djalu Gurruwiwi Yidaki Didgeridoo - (eBay item 230156503209 end time Sep-27-07 19:16:14 PDT)
		Djalu Gurruwiwi is widely known as a Custodian of yidaki style didgeridoo
		Most Djalu Yidaki are Eb and above, with F being perhaps most common.
		This didgeridoo is exactly as the Djalu made it, in the same shape as collected in the field...
	cgi.ebay.com /Aboriginal-Australian-Djalu-Gurruwiwi-Yidaki-Didgeridoo_W0QQitemZ230156503209QQihZ013QQcategoryZ624QQcmdZViewItem (1184 words)

	MySpaceTV Videos: Djalu Gurruwiwi playing yidaki at Galaru, june 2007 by Janne
		Yidaki master Djalu Gurruwiwi playing yidaki at his home Galaru, eastern Arnhem Land.
		Audience are a swedish gang of didgeridoo players who has come to visit the yidaki master.
		Dophia Yunupingu paints yidaki of Djalu Gurruwiwi, june 2007
	vids.myspace.com /index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual&videoid=18080628 (229 words)

	MySpaceTV Videos: Djalu Gurruwiwi plays yidaki for Lars Wallin by Janne
		Yidaki master Djalu Gurruwiwi plays yidaki for swedish didgeridoo player Lars Wallin.
		Djalu Gurruwiwi playes on new made yidaki, june 2007
		Djalu Gurruwiwi playing yidaki at Galaru, june 2007
	vids.myspace.com /index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual&videoid=18072888 (220 words)

	Serious Sticks CDs
		Five years after the recordings took place, now finally available: the complete Djalu Gurruwiwi - Rripangu Yidaki trilogy.
		After the legendary Rripangu Festival 2002 in Eisenbach, Germany, Djalu Gurruwiwi took the opportunity to record a complete Galpu song cycle together with his family, to document and preserve a part of his clan's heritage for posterity.
		The first part of the trilogy was available shortly afterwards in limited quantities but was soon sold out.
	serioussticks.com /djalu_cd.php?language=en (124 words)

	Rripangu Yirdaki Festival
		Djalu is the real Yirdaki power, you have just to sit in front of him, empty your mind and let the power flood through you.
		It was a great honour for me to be able to learn traditional Yirdaki playing with Djalu and Larry, and was amazed at their dedication, patience and willingness to share their knowledge with such grace and passion.
		All in all, the festival presented a wonderful opportunity to experience Aboriginal culture, with its many expressions of ceremony, dance and ritual celebrating life and its origins, which is something we have sadly lost touch with here in the West.
	www.eddyhalat-didges.com /rripangu/review.htm (1336 words)

	iDIDJ Study Tour - Gunyangara June 2004
		The person that is Djalu Gurruwiwi and his heartheld devotion to yidaki and education of what is yidaki.
		Djalu and his family, their quietness and inner strength.
		Il personaggio Djalu Gurruwiwi e la sua devozione piena di amore al Yidaki ed all?educazione di cio che yidaki rappresenta per la gente Yolngu.
	www.fluiditj.com /oztripjune04.html (782 words)

	YouTube - Djalu Gurruwiwi making and playing a yirdaki 2004
		Watch Djalu Gurruwiwi and his wife Dopiya Yunup...
		Watch Djalu Gurruwiwi and his wife Dopiya Yunupingu making and playing a yirdaki in 2004.
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	www.youtube.com /watch?v=yb6fxCrSohw&mode=related&search= (491 words)

	Djalu Gurruwiwi cortando un didge I on Vimeo
		Djalu Gurruwiwi cortando un didge I on Vimeo
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		Djalu Gurruwiwi cortando un didgeridoo, Elcho Island, Octubre 1998, Parte I
	www.vimeo.com /5461 (97 words)

	Australia Tour 2006
		During Little Hawk's meeting with Galpu clan elder, Djalu' Gurruwiwi, they decided to play music together (Djalu' Gurruwiwi on the traditional yidaki of Australia and Little Hawk playing the traditional flute of Turtle Island).
		The small gathering of friends, relatives, film crew and onlookers were witnessing a real treat.
		Djalu' Gurruwiwi, has been a master of the yidaki (didjerido) for many years.
	www.kennethlittlehawk.com /OZ_photos.html (883 words)

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