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didgeridoo

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didj·er·i·doo or didg·er·i·doo  (dj-r-d, dj-r-d)
n. pl. didj·er·i·doos or didg·er·i·doos
A musical instrument of the Aboriginal peoples of Australia, consisting of a long hollow branch or stick that makes a deep drone when blown into.
[Imitative of its sound.]
didgeridoo
Noun
an Australian Aboriginal deep-toned wind instrument [imitative]


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Three groups of children, adolescents and adults will meet weekly for six months where men will play the didgeridoo and women sing.
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It also explores diverse topics such as Qi (vital energy), crystal bowls as healing objects and the role tones, such as those produced on a didgeridoo, play in healing the body and soul.
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