World music at Womadelaide

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Clip from Behind the News  |  ABC1  |  March 21, 2011

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Behind The News visits Womadelaide to explore different music styles from around the world, and learns about the didgeridoo.

Behind The News visits Womadelaide to explore different music styles from around the world, and learns about the didgeridoo.

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