concept   didgeridoo
11 commonsense assertions
Cultures (11) • Western cultures (1) • Aboriginal Australian (1) • Indigenous Australian culture (1) • Australia (1) • Europe (1) • Aboriginal cultures (1) • Australian culture (1) • European (1) • Global (1) • Indigenous cultures in Africa (1) • Indigenous cultures in North America (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 didgeridoo Western cultures The didgeridoo is seen as an exotic novelty instrument in Western cultures with little appreciation for its cultural significance. 21
2 didgeridoo Aboriginal Australian The didgeridoo is a traditional wind instrument with cultural and spiritual significance for Aboriginal Australian people. 17
3 didgeridoo Indigenous Australian culture The didgeridoo is a traditional wind instrument with spiritual and ceremonial significance in Indigenous Australian culture. 13
4 didgeridoo Australia The didgeridoo is a traditional wind instrument of the Aboriginal people in Australia, with cultural and spiritual significance. 7
5 didgeridoo Europe The didgeridoo is considered an exotic musical instrument in European culture. 3
6 didgeridoo Aboriginal cultures The didgeridoo is an important instrument in Aboriginal cultures, used in ceremonies and storytelling. 2
7 didgeridoo Australian culture The didgeridoo is a traditional Australian musical instrument with cultural significance. 1
8 didgeridoo European The didgeridoo is viewed as a musical instrument in European culture. 1
9 didgeridoo Global The didgeridoo is a global wind instrument. 1
10 didgeridoo Indigenous cultures in Africa The didgeridoo is not used in Indigenous cultures in Africa. 1
11 didgeridoo Indigenous cultures in North America The didgeridoo is not traditionally used in indigenous cultures in North America and has no equivalent instrument with the same cultural significance. 1