"Hello and G'day" from Andjru
Andrju with Anura Loop Theory
Almost twenty years ago I became deeply inspired by the ancient culture of the Aboriginal people of Australia. Specifically the Yolngu from N.E. Arnhemland in the Northern Territory. Their deep connection to being custodians of the land and everything in and around them touched a part of my heart and soul I was just slightly aware of. Like many indigenous cultures on the planet, music, song, dance and story telling was integral to life. This relationship to land and each other overwhelmed me with inspiration and led me to teach music and dance from a very elemental and common ground. I intend to stoke that ancient coal in each and every person, that genetic connection to ancestors who participated in these ancient forms of expression. To excite beyond our busy, synthetic, observing modern ways.
In this moment I am a grateful husband and a father and am thankful for all that is in our lives. There has been times that I have been called an inspirator, motivator and a feather- ruffler and in those spaces I feel devoted to creating experiences that enrich, inspire, educate, entertain and heal. My intentions are to assist the generation of confident, creative, and naturally and socially connected music makers, dreamers and dancers. The depth and joy of music is alive and well and I'm here to move our souls with the ancient sounds of didjeridu, percussion, song, dance and storytelling!
In this moment I am a grateful husband and a father and am thankful for all that is in our lives. There has been times that I have been called an inspirator, motivator and a feather- ruffler and in those spaces I feel devoted to creating experiences that enrich, inspire, educate, entertain and heal. My intentions are to assist the generation of confident, creative, and naturally and socially connected music makers, dreamers and dancers. The depth and joy of music is alive and well and I'm here to move our souls with the ancient sounds of didjeridu, percussion, song, dance and storytelling!
