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Didgeridoo and bugle combine in new version of Last Post inspired by soldiers' camaraderie

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The Last Post (Winds of Change) features a didgeridoo and bugle complementing one another and was released at the 11th hour this Remembrance Day. Three years of consultation went into the making of the piece, including with the RSL. The Yamatji, Widi and Wongi woman said it was a painful history to look back on, but was why this project was so important.

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Last Post tribute to Indigenous soldiers features James Morrison on bugle, Mark Atkins on didgeridoo

A moving rendition of The Last Post, recorded on top of the Sydney Opera House, features jazz virtuoso James Morrison and didgeridoo player Mark Atkins, symbolises how Indigenous and non-Indigenous soldiers fought side by side.

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ABC Australia broke the news in Australia on Saturday, November 11, 2023.
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