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What date did national aboriginal day begin?
June 21st, 1996
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According to the aboriginals, what is inside the didgeridoo?
Your spirit
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What country is the didgeridoo must commonly played?
Australia
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Is the didgeridoo a perfect hollow cylinder?
NO
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Who is not allowed to play the didgeridoo?
Women
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According to Aboriginal folklore, why is the didgeridoo important?
It created the universe
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What is another name for a didgeridoo?
Yidaki, or Didge
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What induces a wave in the didgeridoo?
The movement of lips
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What is one purpose men play the didgeridoo?
To charm women
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What animals are the sounds of the didgeridoo derived from?
Dingo and Kookaburra
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How are didgeridoos naturally hollowed out?
By termites
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What is the biggest part of playing the didgeridoo?
Your breathing technique
400
What is a common use of the didgeridoo by tribal leaders?
To make people's spirits wonder away from everyday life or Healing purposes
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What is the name of the band mentioned in our power point?
The wild marmalade
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What tree did aboriginal people use to make their didgeridoos?
Eucalyptus tree
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How do you make different sounds while playing the didgeridoo?
By saying the vowels, and also using your throat and nose.
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How long has the didgeridoo been played by people, according to the Aboriginals?
40,000 Years
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What is the didgeridoo mouthpiece originally made from?
Beeswax
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Who was the first person known play to the didgeridoo according to the aboriginal folklore?
Bur Buck Boon
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What is the the frequency range of the didgeridoo?
30-170 Hz