Songs From a Hollow Log, didgeridoo music and information radio program, didj, didjeridu



Welcome to Songs From a Hollow Log. This web site is the internet home for a number projects related to the Australian Aboriginal instrument usually known as the "didgeridoo". In addition to the projects we originate such as the radio program "Songs From a Hollow Log", you will find information about various Aboriginal and Non-Aboriginal artists, didj-crafters, events, and organizations. Our hope is that this web site will continue to grow and provide a service to the world wide didgeridoo community.
Who is listening? Here are the flags of the countries of people who have downloaded the internet version of our radio programs: Our programs have also been broadcast locally on FM radio station KRBS 107.1 SFHL is also occasionally heard on the long time didgeridoo internet radio website Joyous Noise Note: Apparently Joyous Noise is off air for a while, maybe longer. It will be missed, it was a special station in a special time. I have left the link here so you can try it from time to time.	What's Available? 9/16/2007- A Conversation with Per and Eileen Hultquist. Join us as we have a conversation with Per and Eileen Hultquist. We talk about their own approach to music, experiences busking, and performing at the JT Didgeridoo Festival. This program includes several samples from thier 2 CDs...."Brain Massage I" and "Brain Massage II. More about per and Eileen and their great music here 4/4/2007- Wandjuk Marika in Port Moresby. Didjeridu Solo Side 1 of this recording of traditional didjeridu by an historically significant Aboriginal elder. One of my personal favorites for a variety of reasons, but most especially for the significance of what and how this man and his family represented themselves and their culture.. Here is more about this recording and the meanings behind the music. 1/3/2007- Old Aboriginal Field Recordings The first of what I hope will be many downloadable examples of traditional Australian Aboriginal music, most centered around the didgeridoo, all with due respect to the cultures recorded. Here is track 1, side 2 of "Aboriginal sound instruments" collected by Alice M. Moyle. 7/6/2006- Interview with Stephen Kent Stephen is a well known, contemporary didj player with a very unique playing style. If you have listened to him, you know what I mean, and you will enjoy the details of this chat. If you have never heard him play, you owe it to yourself to hear this contemporary master of the didgeridoo. More about Stephen Kent and the interview download here 7/1/2006- The interview with Jeff Cooper has been upgraded...new version 2........ some new dialog...some new music with Jeff and Sitka and Marko....and a new Vivid Curve jam that just floored me! More about Jeff Cooper and the interview download here 5/8/06-Interview with Physicist and didgeridoo player, Larry Iwan. With additional examples of traditional Aboriginal music from field recordings by Alice M. Moyle. More about Larry and the interview download here 4/1/06- Interview and music with Wiradjuri Talbragar artist and didgeridoo crafter Lewis Burns. More about Lewis Burns and the interview download here Coming soon to this website: We are working on several didgeridoo community related projects, more to come soon.	Photos and commentary from the 2006 In-Didj-In-Us Festival in Oregon, USA Photos and commentary from the 2005 and 2006 Jammin' Tree Didgeridoo Festival in California, USA Links Some of our favorite sources of quality traditional and non-traditional didgeridoo, on-line forums, and other information. Contact us: info@songsfromahollowlog.com About Your Radio Show Hosts Burl and Robert Sponsors Needed Songs From a Hollow Log is non-profit and entirely donation funded. If you would like to contribute to this project, e-mail for more information.