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Dorothy Munuŋgurr
€780 Key : C – E Size: 156cm Mouthpiece: 3,5cm Bell: 6,5cm A great yiḏaki for those who love slow, deep and powerful instruments! Not the fastest yiḏaki but one that is more suitable for ‘old school’ style. A nice and thundering sound with a good growl to it! Rich in overtones and, of course an easy … Continued
€780
- Key : C – E
- Size: 156cm
- Mouthpiece: 3,5cm
- Bell: 6,5cm
A great yiḏaki for those who love slow, deep and powerful instruments!
Not the fastest yiḏaki but one that is more suitable for ‘old school’ style.
A nice and thundering sound with a good growl to it!
Rich in overtones and, of course an easy and round toot.
And on top of that a very sweet painting.
Little black beeswax repair.
You should come over and try this one!
Marikuku Wirrpanda
€580 Key : C# – F Size: 151cm Mouthpiece: 3cm Bell: 5,5cm Not a yiḏaki with an dramatic shape, but more powerfull than it looks! Nice and clear acoustics and and easy trumpet note. People that like to play the contemporary, meditative style of playing will like this stick with it’s rich overtones. But people that like … Continued
€580
- Key : C# – F
- Size: 151cm
- Mouthpiece: 3cm
- Bell: 5,5cm
Not a yiḏaki with an dramatic shape, but more powerfull than it looks!
Nice and clear acoustics and and easy trumpet note.
People that like to play the contemporary, meditative style of playing will like this stick with it’s rich overtones. But people that like the more upbeat style like I do, will not be dissapointed!
Just watch the video.
Wapurrpurr Wunuŋmurra
€780 Key : F – G Size: 141cm Mouthpiece: 3cm Bell: 9cm A great instrument made by the yiḏaki player of the Wandawuy recordings within the Mulka Project! A real ‘bush’ yidaki. Wapurrpurr does not often make instruments for the trade, but is widely respected as yiḏaki player for his clan and community. A great F. … Continued
€780
- Key : F – G
- Size: 141cm
- Mouthpiece: 3cm
- Bell: 9cm
A great instrument made by the yiḏaki player of the Wandawuy recordings within the Mulka Project! A real ‘bush’ yidaki. Wapurrpurr does not often make instruments for the trade, but is widely respected as yiḏaki player for his clan and community.
A great F. Rich in all frequencies with a easy toot.
There is a repair in the upper part of the instrument. But I’m convinced that if you start playing your instrument carefully that it is definitely going to hold.
Dhapa Ganambarr
€980 Key : E – F# Size: 140cm Mouthpiece: 3,3cm Bell: 7cm A very nice E by ‘the man’ Dhapa Ganambarr! Super backpressure, extremely finely finished so lightweight. A beautiful full drone! With a very easy toot. Beautiful cross-hatch painting. The only negative thing I can say about this instrument is that it is worked back … Continued
€980
- Key : E – F#
- Size: 140cm
- Mouthpiece: 3,3cm
- Bell: 7cm
A very nice E by ‘the man’ Dhapa Ganambarr!
Super backpressure, extremely finely finished so lightweight.
A beautiful full drone! With a very easy toot.
Beautiful cross-hatch painting.
The only negative thing I can say about this instrument is that it is worked back very thin at the bell. Not really an instrument for the street…
Narritjin Maymurru
€POA Key : D – F# Size: 152,5cm Mouthpiece: 3cm Bell: 8cm A collectors piece! A stunning, ochre painted yidaki from Yirrkala, 1968!!! After extensive research I can probably say that this instrument was made by Narritjin Maymuru! When seriously interested, I can give more details of its history… This instrument was in my private collection for … Continued
€POA
- Key : D – F#
- Size: 152,5cm
- Mouthpiece: 3cm
- Bell: 8cm
A collectors piece!
A stunning, ochre painted yidaki from Yirrkala, 1968!!!
After extensive research I can probably say that this instrument was made by Narritjin Maymuru!
When seriously interested, I can give more details of its history…
This instrument was in my private collection for some time. But sometimes you have to let go…
This particular instrument was part of the ‘Power of Wood’ exhibition at the Aboriginal Art Museum Utrecht, in 2015.
Napurrawuy Wunuŋmurra
€780 Key : E – G Size: 133cm Mouthpiece: 2,8cm Bell: 6cm Napurrawuy doesn’t make that many instruments. And when he worked thisone he only used a saw and a machete. Result: a rustic instrument without chiselling, straight from the bush. To top that of, the instrument is painted with traditional ochre’s. The painting depicts … Continued
€780
- Key : E – G
- Size: 133cm
- Mouthpiece: 2,8cm
- Bell: 6cm
Napurrawuy doesn’t make that many instruments. And when he worked thisone he only used a saw and a machete. Result: a rustic instrument without chiselling, straight from the bush. To top that of, the instrument is painted with traditional ochre’s. The painting depicts a Dhalwaŋu story about fresh water in the river mouth. The instrument plays subtle and requires precision. But once you have control over this instrument it can handle everything. Great sound and easy toot!
This particular instrument was part of the ‘Power of Wood’ exhibition at the Aboriginal Art Museum Utrecht, in 2015.
Paddy Fordham Wanyburrwanga
€POA Key : E – G# Size: 118cm Mouthpiece: 3cm Bell: 5cm Paddy Fordham was an highly acclaimed Rembarrnga artist. You can find his paintings and sculptures in galleries and musea all over the world. Didgeridoos by this great man are extremely rare. The painting is in acrylics and the instrument is sealed on the … Continued
€POA
- Key : E – G#
- Size: 118cm
- Mouthpiece: 3cm
- Bell: 5cm
Paddy Fordham was an highly acclaimed Rembarrnga artist. You can find his paintings and sculptures in galleries and musea all over the world. Didgeridoos by this great man are extremely rare. The painting is in acrylics and the instrument is sealed on the outside with wood glue. It plays really sweet for an mago of this size. A nice, full bodied drone with clear horn note. To get an idea in what style this instrument is played traditionally you should check “Arnhemland Popular Classics”. A field recording from the 60’s with Paddy Fordham Wanyburrwanga on didgeridoo. This instrument is acquired in Alice Springs 2002.
This particular instrument was part of the ‘Power of Wood’ exhibition at the Aboriginal Art Museum Utrecht, in 2015.
Dhapa Ganambarr
€780 Key : D – F# Size: 146,5cm Mouthpiece: 3cm Bell: 6,5cm A great yiḏaki by Dhapa Ganambarr. Nice and round acoustics and a very smooth and easy to hit first trumpet. Equally strong in al frequencies and pretty fast . Contemporary Video × www.mt-yidaki.com Close
€780
- Key : D – F#
- Size: 146,5cm
- Mouthpiece: 3cm
- Bell: 6,5cm
A great yiḏaki by Dhapa Ganambarr. Nice and round acoustics and a very smooth and easy to hit first trumpet. Equally strong in al frequencies and pretty fast .
90’s yiḏaki
€420 Key : C# – G Size: 132cm Mouthpiece: 3,5cm Bell: 5,5cm An instrument from the Dhonydji (Ritharŋu) area. (South-west Miwatj, arround Goyder river). You don’t find instruments from this region very often. It has been collected in the 90’s. A beautiful drone with lots of overtones. Despite comming from the Yolngu cultural blok, this instruments … Continued
€420
- Key : C# – G
- Size: 132cm
- Mouthpiece: 3,5cm
- Bell: 5,5cm
An instrument from the Dhonydji (Ritharŋu) area. (South-west Miwatj, arround Goyder river). You don’t find instruments from this region very often. It has been collected in the 90’s. A beautiful drone with lots of overtones. Despite comming from the Yolngu cultural blok, this instruments plays more like a mago. Cross over instruments like this are pretty rare… For the toot you will have to practice a bit, but when you can hit it you will be able to execute it even in the more faster rithms.
90’s yiḏaki
€450 Key : E – A Size: 112cm Mouthpiece: 3,5cm Bell: 4,5cm An instrument from the Dhonydji (Ritharŋu) area. (South-west Miwatj, arround Goyder river). You don’t find instruments from this region very often. It has been collected in the 90’s. Although the toot is a bit high from the drone you wil be able to play it … Continued
€450
- Key : E – A
- Size: 112cm
- Mouthpiece: 3,5cm
- Bell: 4,5cm
An instrument from the Dhonydji (Ritharŋu) area. (South-west Miwatj, arround Goyder river). You don’t find instruments from this region very often. It has been collected in the 90’s. Although the toot is a bit high from the drone you wil be able to play it faster and faster after a bit of practise. And you will find that there is a nice melody between drone and trumpet. Despite comming from the Yolŋu cultural blok, this instruments plays more like a mago. Cross over instruments like this are pretty rare…
This particular instrument was part of the ‘Power of Wood’ exhibition at the Aboriginal Art Museum Utrecht, in 2015.
90’s yiḏaki
€450 Key : D – G# Size: 120,5cm Mouthpiece: 3cm Bell: 5cm An instrument from the Dhonydji (Ritharŋu) area. (South-west Miwatj, arround Goyder river). You don’t find instruments from this region very often. It has been collected in the 90’s. A nice instrument with a fullbodied sound and an easy, first toot. Despite comming from … Continued
€450
- Key : D – G#
- Size: 120,5cm
- Mouthpiece: 3cm
- Bell: 5cm
An instrument from the Dhonydji (Ritharŋu) area. (South-west Miwatj, arround Goyder river). You don’t find instruments from this region very often. It has been collected in the 90’s. A nice instrument with a fullbodied sound and an easy, first toot. Despite comming from the Yolŋu cultural blok, this instruments plays more like a mago. Cross over instruments like this are pretty rare… A fine instrument for the beginner/collector
90’s mago
€680 Key : C# – F Size: 149cm Mouthpiece: 3cm Bell: 5cm A nice Mago from Ramingining area, Central North Arnhemland. Collected in the 90’s. A gentle, natural instrument, there is not been worked on the inside. It is a bit rough in it’s sound. Not a real speedy instrument but a bit more old … Continued
€680
- Key : C# – F
- Size: 149cm
- Mouthpiece: 3cm
- Bell: 5cm
A nice Mago from Ramingining area, Central North Arnhemland. Collected in the 90’s. A gentle, natural instrument, there is not been worked on the inside. It is a bit rough in it’s sound. Not a real speedy instrument but a bit more old style with a nice, rustic feel to it. Beautiful painting with traditional ochers. A nice playable instrument wich would suit any collection!
90’s mago
€780 Key : C# – F# Size: 140cm Mouthpiece: 3cm Bell: 5cm Again a nice instrument from Ramingining area, Central North Arnhemland, from the 90’s. An instrument with a warm, full bodied sound. The trumpet is easy to play. Exeptional nice painting in really thick, natural ochers. Besides a beautifull, playable instrument, also something for the … Continued
€780
- Key : C# – F#
- Size: 140cm
- Mouthpiece: 3cm
- Bell: 5cm
Again a nice instrument from Ramingining area, Central North Arnhemland, from the 90’s. An instrument with a warm, full bodied sound. The trumpet is easy to play. Exeptional nice painting in really thick, natural ochers. Besides a beautifull, playable instrument, also something for the collector!
Yali Munuŋgurr
€580 Key : D – F Size: 147cm Mouthpiece: 3cm Bell: 7cm A great yiḏaki by an important Djapu elder.Yali does not make to many yiḏaki nowadays. But he did not lose his touch! A nice and solid yiḏaki in the key of D. Great balance between fundamental en toot. Very stable acoustics. And, off course, a … Continued
€580
- Key : D – F
- Size: 147cm
- Mouthpiece: 3cm
- Bell: 7cm
A great yiḏaki by an important Djapu elder.Yali does not make to many yiḏaki nowadays. But he did not lose his touch! A nice and solid yiḏaki in the key of D. Great balance between fundamental en toot. Very stable acoustics. And, off course, a greataand easy toot! There is a very small black beeswax repair, and that is the only reason why I priced as I did…
Balku Wunuŋmurra Dhaḏalal
€poa Key : F – G Size: 129cm Mouthpiece: 3cm Bell: 5,5cm Dhaḏalal A special type of ritual yiḏaki for the Yirritja moiety. Nowadays it is a public instrument that has been brought out in the open at the Garma in 2004. It’s use is to call for funeral ceremonie by blowing a series of long … Continued
€poa
- Key : F – G
- Size: 129cm
- Mouthpiece: 3cm
- Bell: 5,5cm
Dhaḏalal
A special type of ritual yiḏaki for the Yirritja moiety. Nowadays it is a public instrument that has been brought out in the open at the Garma in 2004.
It’s use is to call for funeral ceremonie by blowing a series of long sustained trumpet notes.
A typical Dhaḏalal also has string with kangaroobones attached. But Balku Wunuŋumurra made this specific instrument without. According to him it is still a Dhaḏalal yiḏaki though. He just decided to leave out the very powerfull and sacred parts…
The lorrikeet feathers however underline the sacredness of this yiḏaki.
It is very rare that an instrument like this is avaible on the commercial market.
Not an instrument to use on a rockstage but more for a private collector that appreciates cultural authenticity.
It plays like a typical yiḏaki. High backpressure. Overall good but a bit course accoustics and an easy to hit trumpet note!
Read more about this type of yiḏaki here
Wurrandan Marawili
€780 Key : E – G# Size: 140cm Mouthpiece: 3,4cm Bell: 10cm A bit of a rough instrument from Yilparra. Both in appareance as well as the gritty sound wich is so typicall for instruments from North East Arnhemland. Still it plays very easy. The overall sound is clear but a bit dirty. A very nice … Continued
€780
- Key : E – G#
- Size: 140cm
- Mouthpiece: 3,4cm
- Bell: 10cm
A bit of a rough instrument from Yilparra. Both in appareance as well as the gritty sound wich is so typicall for instruments from North East Arnhemland. Still it plays very easy. The overall sound is clear but a bit dirty. A very nice instrument for those that want to get in to the Yolŋu playing styles.
B*rrŋ*p*rrŋ* Wunuŋmurra
€780 Key : D# – G Size: 136cm Mouthpiece: 3cm Bell: 6,5cm An nice and full bodied instrument.Very stable in sound and good backpressure. The toot comes out very easy and, in my opinion it is an instrument that is very suitable for both contemporary and traditional playing styles. Contemporary Video × www.mt-yidaki.com Close
€780
- Key : D# – G
- Size: 136cm
- Mouthpiece: 3cm
- Bell: 6,5cm
An nice and full bodied instrument.Very stable in sound and good backpressure. The toot comes out very easy and, in my opinion it is an instrument that is very suitable for both contemporary and traditional playing styles.
B*rrŋ*p*rrŋ* Wunuŋmurra
€980 Key : D# -F# Size: 138cm Mouthpiece: 3,5cm Bell: 6,5cm A really nice instrument by B*rrŋ*p*rrŋ* Wunuŋmurra. This instrument is rich in all frequencies and nicely balanced. A perfect round, fast and delicate first trumpet. Very nice backpressure! Painted by Djul’djul’ Gurruwiwi with traditional ochre’s. Contemporary Video × www.mt-yidaki.com Close
€980
- Key : D# -F#
- Size: 138cm
- Mouthpiece: 3,5cm
- Bell: 6,5cm
A really nice instrument by B*rrŋ*p*rrŋ* Wunuŋmurra. This instrument is rich in all frequencies and nicely balanced. A perfect round, fast and delicate first trumpet. Very nice backpressure! Painted by Djul’djul’ Gurruwiwi with traditional ochre’s.
Bambarrarr Marawili
€1080 Key : F – G Size: 141 cm Mouthpiece: 2,8 cm Bell: 6,6 cm A perfect F by a maker from the remote community of Yillparra. This is a very stable and responsive yiḏaki painted with Garaŋali the ancesteral crocodiles nest. This yiḏaki responds very well to the slightes tongue action wich, in my … Continued
€1080
- Key : F – G
- Size: 141 cm
- Mouthpiece: 2,8 cm
- Bell: 6,6 cm
A perfect F by a maker from the remote community of Yillparra.
This is a very stable and responsive yiḏaki painted with Garaŋali the ancesteral crocodiles nest.
This yiḏaki responds very well to the slightes tongue action wich, in my opinion, will teach you to articulate very pressisely.
The overall acoustics are very well defined. It has a top score on the balance between Bass, mids and high.
The backpresurre is just perfect and the nice and round toot just shoots like popcorn.
This yiḏaki comes from Jeremy Cloake’s private collection and is of the highest quality!
A truly unique piece, straight from the source!
More info wil be added with the next update!
Video will follow soon!
Dhapa Ganambarr & Duwarrwarr Marika
€1280 Key : D – F Size: 155,5 cm Mouthpiece: 3,2cm Bell: 8,6 cm This is what happens when to major artists work together! Duwarrwarr is a famous senior artist from the Rirratjingu clan. She was born c- 1946 as a daughter of well-known clan leader Mawalan Marika and sister to Wandjuk, Bayŋul and Banduk … Continued
€1280
- Key : D – F
- Size: 155,5 cm
- Mouthpiece: 3,2cm
- Bell: 8,6 cm
This is what happens when to major artists work together!
Duwarrwarr is a famous senior artist from the Rirratjingu clan. She was born c- 1946 as a daughter of well-known clan leader Mawalan Marika and sister to Wandjuk, Bayŋul and Banduk Marika.
She had numerous exebitions and her work is held in some major art collections.
There are only 2 yiḏaki that I know of that are painted with this Yiki design.
The design, in natural ochres, depicts the Macasan knifes.
Dhapa needs no further introduction in the international yiḏaki scene. His work is of a constant quality. This particular yiḏaki is no exception. Clear acoustics, a nice and round dup and a very fine and even finnish.
With this yiḏaki you don’t only buy a topnotch musical instrument but also a great art piece by one of the most important Yolŋu artists of this time!
Dhapa Ganambarr
€980 Key : D – F Size: 152 cm Mouthpiece: 3,7cm Bell: 8,2 cm Dhapa refined that art of bringing back the raw timber in a even thickness wich results in very stable, lightwheight and resonant instruments that are easy to handle and have perfect playing qualities for both the traditional aswell as the contemporary … Continued
€980
- Key : D – F
- Size: 152 cm
- Mouthpiece: 3,7cm
- Bell: 8,2 cm
Dhapa refined that art of bringing back the raw timber in a even thickness wich results in very stable, lightwheight and resonant instruments that are easy to handle and have perfect playing qualities for both the traditional aswell as the contemporary players on this planet.
Great balance between the high, mid and low frequensies. Perfect backpressure and a nice round and full horn note.
Guyanya Gurruwiwi
€980 Key : F – G# Size: 133,4 cm Mouthpiece: 3,5cm Bell: 8,7 cm Mickey Guyanya Gurruwiwi got famous through his Youtube videos and is praised for his playing. This was his personal yiḏaki for some time.I It is a nicely balanced yiḏaki wich has a good feel when you hold it. The mouthpiece is … Continued
€980
- Key : F – G#
- Size: 133,4 cm
- Mouthpiece: 3,5cm
- Bell: 8,7 cm
Mickey Guyanya Gurruwiwi got famous through his Youtube videos and is praised for his playing.
This was his personal yiḏaki for some time.I It is a nicely balanced yiḏaki wich has a good feel when you hold it. The mouthpiece is very comfortable. This instrument is very direct and responsive. And has a good balance between bass, mid and high frequencies. The dup is easy to hit.
I can see why Guyanya kept this for himself for some time!
Winiwini Gurruwiwi
SOLD Key : F- G# Size: 130,5 cm Mouthpiece: 3,6cm Bell: 8,7 cm More info and a video wil be added with the next update! Traditional Video × www.mt-yidaki.com Close
SOLD
- Key : F- G#
- Size: 130,5 cm
- Mouthpiece: 3,6cm
- Bell: 8,7 cm
More info and a video wil be added with the next update!
Marikuku Wirrpanda used
€880 Key : F – F# Size: 132 cm Mouthpiece: 3,6cm Bell: 7 cm Now this is a great stick! Powerfull and resonant. It requires a bit of a push, so it is not for the lazy player. This is a stick for the tradhead that likes to play that ‘hard tongue style’. Perfect in … Continued
€880
- Key : F – F#
- Size: 132 cm
- Mouthpiece: 3,6cm
- Bell: 7 cm
Now this is a great stick! Powerfull and resonant. It requires a bit of a push, so it is not for the lazy player. This is a stick for the tradhead that likes to play that ‘hard tongue style’. Perfect in its frequencies and great backpressure. It has evenly made thin walls and a very comfortable mouthpiece.
Marikuku made this instrument and took it to a funeral at Ganggan, a very remote community where alot of Yolŋu artists reside, where it had some use.
Wakaŋ Munyarryun
€580 Key : G – A Size: 122,3 cm Mouthpiece: 3,3cm Bell: 7,8 cm A well used instrument from the Dhalinybuy community. Completly covered in duct-tape. A practice that is used by Yolŋu to repair cracks and make sure that the instrument always plays when it is needed. This is what a genuine yiḏaki looks … Continued
€580
- Key : G – A
- Size: 122,3 cm
- Mouthpiece: 3,3cm
- Bell: 7,8 cm
A well used instrument from the Dhalinybuy community. Completly covered in duct-tape. A practice that is used by Yolŋu to repair cracks and make sure that the instrument always plays when it is needed. This is what a genuine yiḏaki looks like.
The mouthpiece is a bit sharp but that actually helps with making a good seal when you push this yiḏaki to it’s limits. I have noticed that a lot of people that want to play trad. style from North-East Arnhemland look for instruments that are really easy to play. Therefor I carry a lot of instruments in my shop that suit both contemporary aswell as traditional players. But some yiḏaki require a bit of push, study and practice to get to the full potential of that particular instrument.
So this is one of those instruments that will help you to get to the real trad. flavour!
Djalu Gurruwiwi
€Sold Key : F – F# Size: 147,5 cm Mouthpiece: 3,1cm Bell: 10,4 cm This yiḏaki was sold before it made it to the website….
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- Key : F – F#
- Size: 147,5 cm
- Mouthpiece: 3,1cm
- Bell: 10,4 cm
This yiḏaki was sold before it made it to the website….
Djalu Gurruwiwi
€Sold Key : F – F Size: 149 cm Mouthpiece: 3,4cm Bell: 10,5 cm This yiḏaki was sold before it made it to the website…. Contemporary Video × www.mt-yidaki.com Close
€Sold
- Key : F – F
- Size: 149 cm
- Mouthpiece: 3,4cm
- Bell: 10,5 cm
This yiḏaki was sold before it made it to the website….
Winiwini Gurruwiwi
€SOLD Key : D – D# Size: 175,8 cm Mouthpiece: 3,4cm Bell: 11,7 cm This yiḏaki was sold before it made it to the website…. Traditional Video × www.mt-yidaki.com Close
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- Key : D – D#
- Size: 175,8 cm
- Mouthpiece: 3,4cm
- Bell: 11,7 cm
This yiḏaki was sold before it made it to the website….
Djul’djul’ Gurruwiwi
€Sold Key : D# – F Size: 155,4 cm Mouthpiece: 3,5cm Bell: 11,5 cm This particular yiḏaki was sold before it made it to the website Traditional Video × www.mt-yidaki.com Close
€Sold
- Key : D# – F
- Size: 155,4 cm
- Mouthpiece: 3,5cm
- Bell: 11,5 cm
This particular yiḏaki was sold before it made it to the website
Djul’djul’ Gurruwiwi
€1080 Key : D – F# Size: 143,5 cm Mouthpiece: 3,5 cm Bell: 7 cm A realy nice yiḏaki by Djul’djul’ and her family! This instrument has an open bore which results in a easy to handle, lightweight instrument. The overal acoutics on this yiḏaki a very well balanced. A very clear sound with enough … Continued
€1080
- Key : D – F#
- Size: 143,5 cm
- Mouthpiece: 3,5 cm
- Bell: 7 cm
A realy nice yiḏaki by Djul’djul’ and her family!
This instrument has an open bore which results in a easy to handle, lightweight instrument.
The overal acoutics on this yiḏaki a very well balanced.
A very clear sound with enough bass.
The toot is nice and round and easy to hit.
The painting, in natural ochres, depicts Wititj’ the ancestral Rainbow serpent. A strong totem of the Galpu clan.
This particular yiḏaki is suitable for both contemporary as well as traditional music.
An alrounder!
Djul’djul’ Gurruwiwi
€880 Key : D – F# Size: 138,5 cm Mouthpiece: 3,2 cm Bell: 6,5 cm A rather modest sounding instrument by Didiwarr and his mother Djul’djul’ Gurruwiwi. Because of the backpressure being medium, this yiḏaki enables you to really ‘push and pull’. The toot is a bit higher than the fundamental but this is normal … Continued
€880
- Key : D – F#
- Size: 138,5 cm
- Mouthpiece: 3,2 cm
- Bell: 6,5 cm
A rather modest sounding instrument by Didiwarr and his mother Djul’djul’ Gurruwiwi.
Because of the backpressure being medium, this yiḏaki enables you to really ‘push and pull’.
The toot is a bit higher than the fundamental but this is normal for alot of traditional instruments, where the horn note is used for signalling.
The painting, by Djul’djul’ Gurruwiwi, depicts Wititj the ancesteral Rainbow Serpent.
A great stick for those who like that typical Arnhemland sound.
I remember Didiwarr when he walked in, at community based art centre Buku Larrŋgay Mulka, with his first commercially made instrument together with his father, the late B*rrŋ*p*rrŋ* Wunuŋmurra.
I bought it straight away.
It is good to see Didiwarr stepped up and continues making instruments of the highest cultural integrity, like his famous father.
Marikuku Wirrpanda
€780 Key : F# – G Size: 138 cm Mouthpiece: 3,7cm Bell: 8,4 cm Since a few years now, Marikuku Wirrpanda works closely together with Dhapa Ganambarr. This venture results in top quality yiḏaki. In Arhemland, Marikuku is in demand as a ceremonial yiḏaki player for the Dhuḏi-Djapu clan. This yiḏaki is a good example … Continued
€780
- Key : F# – G
- Size: 138 cm
- Mouthpiece: 3,7cm
- Bell: 8,4 cm
Since a few years now, Marikuku Wirrpanda works closely together with Dhapa Ganambarr.
This venture results in top quality yiḏaki. In Arhemland, Marikuku is in demand as a ceremonial yiḏaki player for the Dhuḏi-Djapu clan.
This yiḏaki is a good example of his outstanding work!
Rich in overtones, a very strong and powerfull sound. Great backpresurre and a perfect interfall between drone and dup!
It’s a beast that was favorite to Buku Larrŋgay staff member, Djuwakan #2 Marika who was reluctant to let it go.
I played this yiḏaki in my live show at the 2019 FATT Festival in Tavira, Portugal.
Munumiya Marawili
€380 Key : F – G# Size: 125cm Mouthpiece: 3,2cm Bell: 7cm Considering the Madarrpa background of the artist this instrument is classified as an yidaki, but it’s sound and play characteristics are like a mago… Such cross-over instruments you will find more often in this part of the region. So the first trumpet is not … Continued
€380
- Key : F – G#
- Size: 125cm
- Mouthpiece: 3,2cm
- Bell: 7cm
Considering the Madarrpa background of the artist this instrument is classified as an yidaki, but it’s sound and play characteristics are like a mago… Such cross-over instruments you will find more often in this part of the region. So the first trumpet is not easy to hit. But if you want to refine your mago skills (and some Yolŋu styles) I can recommend this instrument!
Marikuku Wirrpanda
€980 Key : E – F Size: 149,5 cm Mouthpiece: 3,2 cm Bell: 5,8 cm Wow! Look what just arrived! A well balanced and stable yiḏaki by Marikuku Wirrpanda of the Duḏi-Djapu clan. It plays like a dream and is a perfect E. The first toot is in F and blends in nice and easy … Continued
€980
- Key : E – F
- Size: 149,5 cm
- Mouthpiece: 3,2 cm
- Bell: 5,8 cm
Wow! Look what just arrived!
A well balanced and stable yiḏaki by Marikuku Wirrpanda of the Duḏi-Djapu clan.
It plays like a dream and is a perfect E.
The first toot is in F and blends in nice and easy with the drone.
It has a very nice comfortable mouthpiece, the backpressure is just perfect and it is painted in ochres.
So, to sum it up: A great stick for both the trad. heads and the contemporary player!
This particular yiḏaki was in Jeremy Cloake’s private collection for some years.
Dhapa Ganambarr
780 Key : F – G Size: 132 cm Mouthpiece: 3,1 cm Bell: 6,4 cm A very balanced and lightweight instrument by Dhapa Ganambarr. The finishing is really well done, as we are used of Dhapa. His work is really consistent. His ability of finding the right trees and then work on them to bring … Continued
780
- Key : F – G
- Size: 132 cm
- Mouthpiece: 3,1 cm
- Bell: 6,4 cm
A very balanced and lightweight instrument by Dhapa Ganambarr. The finishing is really well done, as we are used of Dhapa. His work is really consistent. His ability of finding the right trees and then work on them to bring out the best instrument is unmatched at the moment.
The sound spectrum is on the brighter side. But it still has a good bass.
The interval between the drone and trumpetsound is ideal for those who love the traditional use of the dup. It has a nice and round sound and can be played very rapidly.
A good allrounder with a bit of an Arnhemland feel.
Since 2020, Michiel is compensating Co2 emmisions for all transport of his yiḏaki shipments.
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Winiwini Gurruwiwi
980 Key : D# – F Size: 158,5 cm Mouthpiece: 3,1 cm Bell: 5,7 cm Low and deep but fast! High backpressure for such a big instrument. It is not to heavy and has a very full and deep sound, as his father is famous for! The mouthpiece is very comfortable. There is a repair … Continued
980
- Key : D# – F
- Size: 158,5 cm
- Mouthpiece: 3,1 cm
- Bell: 5,7 cm
Low and deep but fast!
High backpressure for such a big instrument.
It is not to heavy and has a very full and deep sound, as his father is famous for!
The mouthpiece is very comfortable.
There is a repair at about 1/3 of the mouthpiece. But the Gurruwiwi’s know how to fix this and I doubt it should cause any problem.
Since 2020, Michiel is compensating Co2 emmisions for all transport of his yiḏaki shipments.
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Ŋoŋu Ganambarr
980 Key : F – F# Size: 143 cm Mouthpiece: 2,9 cm Bell: 7,4 cm A great yiḏaki by Ŋoŋu Ganambarr. Songman and ceremonial expert for the Daṯiwuy clan. You should see his Larraktji they have at the Yirrkala art centre! Mostly based arround the Mäna theme. The ancesteral shark. A very well balanced yiḏaki … Continued
980
- Key : F – F#
- Size: 143 cm
- Mouthpiece: 2,9 cm
- Bell: 7,4 cm
A great yiḏaki by Ŋoŋu Ganambarr. Songman and ceremonial expert for the Daṯiwuy clan.
You should see his Larraktji they have at the Yirrkala art centre! Mostly based arround the Mäna theme. The ancesteral shark.
A very well balanced yiḏaki with outstanding backpressure.
Good acoustics, not being to bassy or to bright.
It plays really easy and allows you to go fast like a jetplane.
The dup comes out very naturally.
A good stick for trad. style and contemporary. Although it does not really like the beatbox style.
Since 2020, Michiel is compensating Co2 emmisions for all transport of his yiḏaki shipments.
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B*rrŋ*p*rrŋ* Wunuŋmurra
1080 Key : F# – G Size: 139 cm Mouthpiece: 2,9 cm Bell: 8,7 cm A superb yiḏaki by old B*rrŋ*p*rrŋ* Wunuŋmurra. One of the old men who was custodian of the yiḏaki for the Dhalwaŋu clan. As soon as I took it out of the box I knew it was a great stick! Just … Continued
1080
- Key : F# – G
- Size: 139 cm
- Mouthpiece: 2,9 cm
- Bell: 8,7 cm
A superb yiḏaki by old B*rrŋ*p*rrŋ* Wunuŋmurra. One of the old men who was custodian of the yiḏaki for the Dhalwaŋu clan.
As soon as I took it out of the box I knew it was a great stick! Just by the feel of it.
And I got my confimation as soon as I started playing.
I can see why Jeremy Cloake had this in his private collection for a while.
Besides being a top notch instrument, it also has a very rare shape.
You don’t see this bell ends very often. I know Yomunu Yunupiŋu used one in his Yothu Yindi times. Basically this works like a litlle amplifier.
Very resonant and vibrating yiḏaki. Because of the backpressure it is really easy to play.
All I can say more is: top stick!
Since 2020, Michiel is compensating Co2 emmisions for all transport of his yiḏaki shipments.
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Marikuku Wirrpanda
680 Key : D# – F Size: 150 cm Mouthpiece: 3 cm Bell: 6,7 cm A very nice instrument by Marikuku Wirrpanda. Modest but everything is included. Strong backpressure, overall good acoutsics and an easy to hit horn note. The mouthpiece is very comfortable. And it plays almost by itself. Decorated with design in ochre’s. … Continued
680
- Key : D# – F
- Size: 150 cm
- Mouthpiece: 3 cm
- Bell: 6,7 cm
A very nice instrument by Marikuku Wirrpanda.
Modest but everything is included.
Strong backpressure, overall good acoutsics and an easy to hit horn note.
The mouthpiece is very comfortable. And it plays almost by itself.
Decorated with design in ochre’s.
Just a great stick in the cheaper categorie, but I know for sure that the people who understand what yiḏaki is about, will love it!
Since 2020, Michiel is compensating Co2 emmisions for all transport of his yiḏaki shipments.
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Djul’djul’ Gurruwiwi
1080 Key : F# – F# Size: 140 cm Mouthpiece: 2,7 cm Bell: 8,4 cm I saw Didiwarr walk into the Buku Larrŋgay art centre with his first yiḏaki a few years back. I bought it from him straight away! It is good to see that, after the passing of his father Bruce Wunuŋmurra, he … Continued
1080
- Key : F# – F#
- Size: 140 cm
- Mouthpiece: 2,7 cm
- Bell: 8,4 cm
I saw Didiwarr walk into the Buku Larrŋgay art centre with his first yiḏaki a few years back. I bought it from him straight away! It is good to see that, after the passing of his father Bruce Wunuŋmurra, he really stepped up!
And his mother Djul’djul’ Gurruwiwi, who painted this yiḏaki in ochers, is passing her skills of painting very fine miny’tji on to the next generation aswell!
A really good instrument with nice backpressure. Fast as a bullet and a dup to dream of. Easy to hit and a nice round sound.
A full sound wich is not often heared in F# instruments. Most of the time they sound a bit bright, being strong in the mid frequencies.
Since 2020, Michiel is compensating Co2 emmisions for all transport of his yiḏaki shipments.
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Djul’djul’ Gurruwiwi
780 Key : E – G Size: 129 cm Mouthpiece: 2,8 cm Bell: 6,8 cm A thoroughbred yiḏaki by Didiwarr Wunuŋmurra and his mother Djul’djul’ Gurruwiwi. Straight forward and undiluted! An easy to handle instrument with good backpressure. It has that nice Arnhemland sound. A bit dirty but still a good mix of frequencies. A … Continued
780
- Key : E – G
- Size: 129 cm
- Mouthpiece: 2,8 cm
- Bell: 6,8 cm
A thoroughbred yiḏaki by Didiwarr Wunuŋmurra and his mother Djul’djul’ Gurruwiwi.
Straight forward and undiluted!
An easy to handle instrument with good backpressure.
It has that nice Arnhemland sound. A bit dirty but still a good mix of frequencies.
A perfect interval with the drone and trumpetsound.
The painting, by Djul’ djul’ is realy fine rarrk with ochres. And it depicts Guŋaluŋ. The blue-tongue lizard that is associated with Wititj’ the ancesteral rainbow serpent.
A yiḏaki for the real trad. lovers!
Since 2020, Michiel is compensating Co2 emmisions for all transport of his yiḏaki shipments.
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Djalu Gurruwiwi & Wanapati Yunupiŋu
1180 Key : D – F Size: 160,5 cm Mouthpiece: 3,1 cm Bell: 8,5 cm Not one of those big master blasters that made Djalu’ famous throughout the world. A more gentle but still deep, resonating and very stable. The backpressure is not really high so you will need to stay in control. But at … Continued
1180
- Key : D – F
- Size: 160,5 cm
- Mouthpiece: 3,1 cm
- Bell: 8,5 cm
Not one of those big master blasters that made Djalu’ famous throughout the world.
A more gentle but still deep, resonating and very stable.
The backpressure is not really high so you will need to stay in control. But at the same time it allows you to play really precise. And all tongue accents will be clearly transmited through your yiḏaki.
About the dup: you just need to think about it and it is there!
Beautifully painted in ocheres by Wanapati Yunupiŋu.
Since 2020, Michiel is compensating Co2 emmisions for all transport of his yiḏaki shipments.
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Winiwini Gurruwiwi
980 Key : D# – F Size: 163,5 cm Mouthpiece: 2,7 cm Bell: 9,4 cm Sometimes you will hear Yolŋu talk about bass and lead yiḏaki. This is a bass yiḏaki! It will shake the room but still has got plenty of definition in the higher range so you will be able to put proper … Continued
980
- Key : D# – F
- Size: 163,5 cm
- Mouthpiece: 2,7 cm
- Bell: 9,4 cm
Sometimes you will hear Yolŋu talk about bass and lead yiḏaki.
This is a bass yiḏaki!
It will shake the room but still has got plenty of definition in the higher range so you will be able to put proper yiḏaki articulation in the sound.
Fairly lightweight for such a big stick.
Warm and soothing sound but with enough uhmpf to play solid beats.
Personally I would open up the mouthpiece a bit. Since my prefered size is 30mm. There is enough wood to do this without any problem.
Allround yiḏaki. It is good player for contemporary style and when you want to go deeper in the trad. style.
Since 2020, Michiel is compensating Co2 emmisions for all transport of his yiḏaki shipments.
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Marikuku Wirrpanda
880 Key : F – F# Size: 145 cm Mouthpiece: 3,1 cm Bell: 9,1 cm A nice and solid stick by Marikuku Wirrpanda. Super backpressure to get into the faster trad. styles. You need to push it a bit but when you do it really comes to live! A proper Yolŋu sound with clear acoustics … Continued
880
- Key : F – F#
- Size: 145 cm
- Mouthpiece: 3,1 cm
- Bell: 9,1 cm
A nice and solid stick by Marikuku Wirrpanda.
Super backpressure to get into the faster trad. styles.
You need to push it a bit but when you do it really comes to live!
A proper Yolŋu sound with clear acoustics and a dup to dream of.
The kind of yiḏaki that would be prefered for buŋgul, ceremonie.
I really like the ochre miny’tji!
Since 2020, Michiel is compensating Co2 emmisions for all transport of his yiḏaki shipments.
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Dhapa Ganambarr
980 Key : E – F# Size: 151 cm Mouthpiece: 3,1 cm Bell: 8,3 cm Did I tell you that I love the work of Dhapa Ganambarr? I just say it in 2 words: Top yiḏaki! You won’t be dissapionted when you add this one to your collection. Since 2020, Michiel is compensating Co2 emmisions … Continued
980
- Key : E – F#
- Size: 151 cm
- Mouthpiece: 3,1 cm
- Bell: 8,3 cm
Did I tell you that I love the work of Dhapa Ganambarr?
I just say it in 2 words: Top yiḏaki!
You won’t be dissapionted when you add this one to your collection.
Since 2020, Michiel is compensating Co2 emmisions for all transport of his yiḏaki shipments.
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