There
is something truly enchanting about how Ron Crose plays the didgeridoo,
the ancient Australian Aboriginal wind instrument. The mystical sounds
pervading the room, swirling around you, encompassing you with the feelings
of another world. As he plays "in Tongue" and rhythm, you can see why
he has earned respect among the didgeridoo and world music communities
for both his gift of playing and his knowledge of the tradition that lies
behind the didgeridoo.
He
has performed in music festivals from the northwest to the southwest.
He has joined the ranks on stage and CD with a diversity of bands and
solo acts such as:
Teye (Flamenco)
Fred Mitchim (ambient)
Paul Taylor (Didgeridoo)
Sugar Beets (Bluegrass)
Walkabout (World groove)
Wajumbe (African worldbeat)
The Possibilitys (eclectic rock)
Sativa Quartet (ambient)
Bindaas (Indian instrumental)
Allan Shockley (Didgeridoo)..
Teye (Flamenco)
Fred Mitchim (ambient)
Paul Taylor (Didgeridoo)
Sugar Beets (Bluegrass)
Walkabout (World groove)
Wajumbe (African worldbeat)
The Possibilitys (eclectic rock)
Sativa Quartet (ambient)
Bindaas (Indian instrumental)
Allan Shockley (Didgeridoo)..
His music is a wonderful treat for all ages. The swirling sounds and pulsating
poly-rhythms take you away to another world. Feel the drama and the dialog
that dance within his songs, the mystery that hovers around it's ancient
sounds and the reason why Ron Crose is one of Texas' premiere didgeridoo
players..
Ron
Crose
Austin,
Texas, USA
Classes,
workshops, and private lessons are offered throughout the year in the
Austin area and are to be announced. Go to the UT
Informal Classes for more information.
The didgeridoo is played with the greatest respect for the Aboriginals of Australia and their struggle for land rights.
Related
Sites:
Sativa Quartet
Fred
Mitchim
Ron Crose
To
contact or to inquire about digeridoos for sale, private lessons or classes
email Ron Crose.