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As a younger man, Si quit studying medicine at the University of Western Australia to hitch-hike around Australia and be a didgeridoo player before he even knew how to play the instrument.
Years later, Si was the only non-indigenous didgeridoo player to be featured in the Sydney Olympics Discovery Channel documentary, Yidaki. After this, he was invited to Arnhem Land by a Yolngu Elder for personal teaching.
Since then he has sold out recitals at the Sydney Opera House, was employed as the didgeridoo player for Cirque du Soleil, and was at one stage signed to the leading UK record label.
Si now resides in Fremantle where he combines drums, percussive flamenco guitar and naked voice alongside his signature uplifting style of didgeridoo playing.
"An astonishing solo player!" - Cirque Du Soleil
Years later, Si was the only non-indigenous didgeridoo player to be featured in the Sydney Olympics Discovery Channel documentary, Yidaki. After this, he was invited to Arnhem Land by a Yolngu Elder for personal teaching.
Since then he has sold out recitals at the Sydney Opera House, was employed as the didgeridoo player for Cirque du Soleil, and was at one stage signed to the leading UK record label.
Si now resides in Fremantle where he combines drums, percussive flamenco guitar and naked voice alongside his signature uplifting style of didgeridoo playing.
"An astonishing solo player!" - Cirque Du Soleil
