Fiume

DidjArpa, composed of Cristina Ruffino and Igor Olivier Ezendam, is a duet in which the continents have met. The harp, with its roots in European music, meets with the didgeridoo – maybe the oldest wind instrument in the world used by the Australian Aboriginals for ceremonies and rituals. The sound of both seems to continue forever, the touch of the harp as water and wind and the vibrations of the didgeridoo with the circular breathing that leads to the memory of the primordial times on earth.

Reviews

Listening and moving to this music has been a glorious way to start my day. Thank you!

WOW !!! So energizing, it filled me with a sense of power. I Love this music! I'm going to put it in my playlist for my morning practice. Thank you. 🙏🙏🙏💖💖🌺🌺🌎☮

I was on the hunt for a more energizing meditative music to have a 'braindump' session and the universe found me this! Amazing! As an Australian it was a true gift to hear the didgeridoo played in such a way, beautiful and stimulating sounds. Perfect thank you so much. 🙏🇦🇺

Beautiful i love it 💜 perfect for my morning yoga 🧘‍♀️

I listen to this one over and over. Thank you thank you thank you 🙏🏼 Would LOVE a longer version or more music this vibe 😁😁😁 with gratitude and love, Casey

Wonderful Thank you 🙏

Loving and uplifting. Thank you. ❤️

The light and fun energy was perfect for my morning intentions time. I couldn’t help but to sway and dance a little as I walked around lighting incense. 🙏🏻

great sound! I love it. lively and upbeat. thank you

Que beleza!!!Linda música!🙏💙

I loved it, thanks

So beautiful! I love this!

Crisp and upbeat, yet with a crystaline smoothness that blows out the dustiness from your thoughts.

The harp takes on a bit of a steel drum sound. Unless I'm mistaken, there is no didgeridoo on this track.

I enjoyed this piece!
Namaste’