Meet one of Australia's most beautiful voices.
In northern Arnhem Land, the iconic Ngulmiya Nundhirribala leads traditional Aboriginal ceremonies. With a dazzling technique and soul-stirring expression, Ngulmiya transports you with his divine singing into songs and stories, rooted in centuries of traditions of his distant ancestors.
Ngulmiya Nundhirribala - lead vocals, Nayurryurr Nundhirribala -vocals/didgeridoo, Emma Williams - violin, Luke Howard - piano, Anthony Gray - acoustic bass
Setlist
00:00 Traditional
01:27 Migidawun - (G Nundhirribala /A Gray)
06:36 Gabalandhurra - G Nundhirribala / A Gray
12:10 Dhararri - G Nundhirribala / A Gray
Ngulmiya sings in the Aboriginal language Wubuy, mixed with words from Indonesia and other Southeast Asian countries. During Womex 2023, the singer made a deep impression with an otherworldly performance. In addition to his phenomenal singing skills, Ngulmiya is a songwriter, dancer, teacher and artistic director of the Numburindi Festival and partner of the Australian Ballet and Bangarra Dance Theatre.
The concert at @MusicMeetingAllEars is Ngulmiya's debut on Dutch soil.
Editors: Melchior Huurdeman, Aad van Nieuwkerk, Sakti Khedoe
Camera & lighting: Ramon de Boer, Marijn Zurburg, Jan Rein Heitinga
Sound: Marc Broer, Vera Kraaijkamp
Producer: Jorinde Hiddema/Pippa Harris
Director/Editing Reinier Bruijne
This video was recorded at Music Meeting/Festivalhuis Nijmegen 2024 for VPRO Vrije Geluiden: music program made by the Dutch public broadcast organization VPRO.
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17 авг 2024
