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Encyclopedia > David Hudson

David Hudson is an Australian Aborigine musician. He is a member of the Tjapukai tribe of Kuranda, in Queensland. His primary musical instrument is didgeridoo. He plays traditional music, as well as more ambient and new age collaborations with musicians from other parts of the world.


Partial discography

  • Woolunda, Celestial Harmonies, 1993.
  • Rainbow Serpent, Celestial Harmonies, 1994.
  • Gunyal, Black Sun, 1998.
  • The Sound of Gondwana (with Alan Dargin, Matthew Doyle, and Mark Atkins), Black Sun, 1997.
  • Australia: Sound of the Earth (with Steve Roach and Sarah Hopkins), Fortuna, 1990.

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David Hudson - Music (192 words)
From one of the leading exponents of Aboriginal music Didge-ralia and David Hudson are proud to present the "Hudson Didgeridoo".
The "Hudson didgeridoo" is a radical departure from the traditional termite eaten tree, incorporating developments in modern instrument manufacturing technology.
Whether you are a beginner or a professional musician in search of an authentic indigenous sound, or a collector of fine instruments, "Hudson Didgeridoos" are a landmark achievement in the long history of this fascinating and powerful instrument, welcoming a new dawning to the "Ancient voice of the future".
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