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Darryl Dikarrna With White Cockatoo Mago Masterclass

The Mago - This instrument (the didjeridu) is known as Mago in the Mayali language group of Western and Southern Arnhem Land. In Mayali, the word Mago also means night bird, or Owl. Darryl's home, Western Arnhem Land in the Northern Territory of Australia, is the original birthplace of the Mago.

Darryl is one of the senior artists and Mago (Didjeridu) master of The White Cockatoo Performing Group. Darryl was born at the Mudginberri outstation near Ubirr rock in what is now the Kakadu National Park in the Northern Territory of Australia. He grew up at the Gochanjinyjirra outstation near the Maningrida community in Western Arnhem Land. The languages Darryl speaks include Mayali and Kuninjku, and his social affiliation or moiety is Yirritja.

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		1.	Introduction
		2.	Darryl Talks About The Bomb David Blanasi
		3.	Darryl Talks About The Mago
		4.	Mimi Made That Mago
		5.	Di
		6.	Di Ta
		7.	Di Ta Mor
		8.	The Single Breath
		9.	Song 1 Gudek The Goanna
		10.	Play Along With Gudek
		11.	Di Ta Mor Varing Tempi
		12.	Song 2 Manngalinj The Yam
		13.	Play Along With Manngalinj
		14.	David And Darryl Discus The Single Breath
		15.	Di Ta Mor Debor
		16.	The Double Breath
		17.	Song 4 Two Day's Sleep
		18.	18 Play Along With Two Days' Sleep
		19.	Song 5 Muk Muk The Owl
		20.	Play Along With Muk Muk
		21.	Double Breath Varying Tempi
		22.	Single Breath And Double Breath Mixed
		23.	Following Mannbelinj The Rhythm Sticks
		24.	Di Ta Mor And Di Ta Mor Debor Sung
		25.	Single Breath And Double Breath Interwoven
		26.	The Mago Part Sung And Then Played
		27.	You Got To Listen To That Devil
		28.	Where The First Mago Came From