9 thoughts on “ Murrian Ceremony Song - Australian Aborigines - Aboriginal Music From The Northern Territory Of Australia, 1948 (Vinyl) ”

1. The didgeridoo—a long wooden tube from Arnhem Land in the Northern Territory—is the most famous Aboriginal musical instrument, but it’s not the only one. The flat wooden bullroarer, percussive clapping sticks, and the humble gum leaf are all also used in Aboriginal Australian ceremonies.

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2. An acknowledgement of country is performed when an Aboriginal person is not from the country in which the ceremony is performed. For example if the Aboriginal person is from the south coast and is living in Sydney but has no cultural links to that area -It shows respect for the people who are living in that area in the past and present.

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3. A Corroboree is a gathering of Aboriginal Australians interacting with the Dreaming through song and dance. There are different corroboree's for sacred ceremony, meetings, celebrations, initiation rituals and all differ heavily from language mob to language mob across the country. Sacred Corroboree's are held on country and are private.

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4. Sep 5, - Explore utopialaneart's board "Aboriginal Culture | Women's Ceremony", followed by people on Pinterest. See more ideas about Aboriginal culture, Aboriginal, Aboriginal painting pins.

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5. Aboriginal music has become a vehicle for social protest, and has been linked, by both performers and outsiders, with similar forms from Native Americans; Jamaican singer Bob Marley is often credited with helping to revive traditional Aboriginal music, as did the movie Wrong Side of the Road, which depicted Aboriginal reggae bands struggling for recognition and linked it with land rights.

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6. Traditional and ceremonial Aboriginal Dance has been a part of the Aboriginal culture for thousands of years. Dances played an important role in the spirituality of Indigenous Australian tribes, and each group had different customs when it came to performing and orchestrating these dances.

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7. Mar 10,  · Aboriginal music from western Arnhem Land, Northern Territory, Australia. This video collage was recorded and put together by iDIDJ Australia to accompany a CD assortment of traditional Aboriginal.

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8. Isaacs, J. (ed) Australian Aboriginal Music, Aboriginal Artists Agency Ltd., Australia) This article has been reprinted with permission from the author. Traditionally, many of the Australian Aboriginal people living in the northern part of the continent were "affluent hunters with high gastronomic standards" (Meehan, ).

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9. Integral to Aboriginal spirituality, songlines are deeply tied to the Australian landscape and provide important knowledge, cultural values and wisdom to Indigenous people. Using songlines, Indigenous Australians have acquired an encyclopedic memory of the thousands of species of plants and animals across Australia.

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