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John Thorpe is a top notch didgeridoo player from Cornwall, whose vibrant sound reflects his love of indigenous Australian music and western dance music.
John's music is evocative, expressive and exciting. He creates rhythmic, melodic and powerful grooves, nuanced with colour and subtle tones. The didgeridoo (yidaki) is an ancient Aborignal woodwind instrument from Australia, originating at least 2000 years ago. John captures that timeless sound in a contemporary style. As a multi-instrumentalist, his live shows and recordings incorporate didgeridoo solos or mixing it up with drum beats, clapsticks, shakers and mouth harp. Blue ocean, white sands and secret reverberant caves on the dramatic Cornish coastline is the backdrop for John’s inspirational playing. John's music: You could categorise it as acoustic dance, contemporary world music or perhaps even coin a new phrase such as didgeridance - but it's rather hypnotic. Gareth Bartlett, Journalist – Cornish Guardian.
John's music is evocative, expressive and exciting. He creates rhythmic, melodic and powerful grooves, nuanced with colour and subtle tones. The didgeridoo (yidaki) is an ancient Aborignal woodwind instrument from Australia, originating at least 2000 years ago. John captures that timeless sound in a contemporary style. As a multi-instrumentalist, his live shows and recordings incorporate didgeridoo solos or mixing it up with drum beats, clapsticks, shakers and mouth harp. Blue ocean, white sands and secret reverberant caves on the dramatic Cornish coastline is the backdrop for John’s inspirational playing. John's music: You could categorise it as acoustic dance, contemporary world music or perhaps even coin a new phrase such as didgeridance - but it's rather hypnotic. Gareth Bartlett, Journalist – Cornish Guardian.
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