South Coast Dhurga language's revival continued with new song Ganbi gifted to schoolchildren

Albert  McKnight
Updated August 24 2020 - 10:55am, first published August 21 2020 - 3:30pm
SINGING FROM THE HEART: Djinma Yilaga Choir members Michelle Davison, Maria Walker, Cheryl Davison, Iris White, Requia Campbell and Tamsin Davison sing to a crowd. Picture: Supplied
SINGING FROM THE HEART: Djinma Yilaga Choir members Michelle Davison, Maria Walker, Cheryl Davison, Iris White, Requia Campbell and Tamsin Davison sing to a crowd. Picture: Supplied

Music and language have come together as part of the revival of the South Coast Dhurga language and resulted in a new song being gifted to schoolchildren.

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Albert  McKnight

Albert McKnight

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