Ever since he was a young boy has Zotora been attracted to Australia and the indigenous peoples instrument didgeridoo. What later happened would never have happened without Zotoras strong urge to emigrate. It would be ten years before the rushing found again set foot on Norwegian soil. Zotora did not come home empty handed. Under his arm he had a didgeridoo. The circular breathing and blowing techniques, which makes Zotora able to imitate all the world's nature when he plays, he taught in the Ki...
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Ever since he was a young boy has Zotora been attracted to Australia and the indigenous peoples instrument didgeridoo. What later happened would never have happened without Zotoras strong urge to emigrate. It would be ten years before the rushing found again set foot on Norwegian soil. Zotora did not come home empty handed. Under his arm he had a didgeridoo. The circular breathing and blowing techniques, which makes Zotora able to imitate all the world's nature when he plays, he taught in the Kimberley in 1988. Zotora master this breathing technique in full, on a par with David Hudson and other known didgeridoo artists.
