Name and Country |
First Experience with a Didj |
Anonymous from United Kingdom |
Wanted to learn |
Adam Clark from USA |
It was awesome, when I herd it for the first time I was amazed and I loved how deep the sound was. I have such respect of the Aborigines
of the outback and I want to know more of there beautiful sounds!!! |
Alan Salz from USA |
Very interesting sound |
Alejandro Alvear from Chile |
I think that the didj sound is the expression of the soul of every person is the connection white the spirit |
Aleksandar Arsov from Macedonia (FYR) |
Wow, how can that pipe sound like that |
Anonymous |
Great thing |
Alex Bloomfield from USA |
I was absolutely amazed at how many unique sounds could be produced from a tube! |
Alexandra Logotheti from Greece |
I was very young when I first heard it,in 1991, because my mother was playing it and I thought that it was the most relaxing sound I have
ever heard!!I could imagine myself being in a heavenly place surround by beautiful nature. |
Amy Smith from USA |
I thought they were quite different and unique. I loved the sound they made. |
An Detemmerman from Belgium |
Excited,happy,calm |
Andreas Goeransson from Sweden |
It gave me a truly amazing chill down the spine |
Anonymous from New Zealand |
I knew then, I am definitely learning to play one of these! :) I can't explain the feeling I get when I hear a good didge tune, it just
sends something through me, love it!! |
Anonymous from USA |
Physical impact of the vibrations |
Anonymous |
Spiritual,deep |
Andy Gerzina from USA |
It is the coolest thing. It took me 20 minutes to learn how to circular breathe. |
Andy Morrison from Canada |
As one who is interested in interesting and unusual instruments I was quite attracted to it. |
Anonymous |
Felt amazing |
Angel Cruz from USA |
Powerful projection |
Anthony Aleman from USA |
I felt like something went in me and never came out the didje sound |
Anonymous |
I thought that it was a strange and fascinating instrument. |
Anthony Collet from Australia |
The vibration |
Anonymous from USA |
It was something strange that I've never heard before. almost otherworldly, but at the same time completely of this world |
Antonio Torres from Spain |
Amazing |
Anonymous from USA |
I was very interested in how they worked so I bought one and fell in love |
Anonymous |
Nice, different |
Ashley McGehee from USA |
I thought it sounded funny. |
Aurélien Palacios from France |
Un instrument très spirituel, qui rend bien. I have thought it was a spiritual instrument, and the man who was playing look like
very calm!! |
Ayeshah Munshi from United Kingdom |
It had an almost hypnotic effect on me as I listened. It can fade into the background, but the second it stops, you miss it. |
Barbara Dye from Canada |
I saw/heard one on the beach outside Sydney - it was wonderful - really got a feel for the aboriginal art/music |
Ben Schiettecatte from Belgium |
Pretty eerie |
Anonymous |
I had to have one! |
Anonymous from Germany |
A very emotional sound |
Bill Murphy from Ireland |
It was a mysterious sensation. The feeling of sound and the haunting animal calls were excellent. |
Bill Radel from USA |
The instrument for me. |
Anonymous |
Thought it was unique |
Brad Lackey from USA |
I was awed that such a sound could be produced. |
Anonymous from USA |
It was neat. |
Anonymous |
Neat |
Anonymous from Canada |
Very cool |
Brett Daniels from USA |
The low frequency sound relaxed me |
Anonymous |
Awesome instrument, I loved it |
Brian James from Us Minor Outlying Islands |
Thought it had an unusual sound and was amazed that it could produce such a variety of sounds for a pipe and couldn't understand how they
could be played for so long |
Bruce Thomson from Canada |
Very interesting very different very beautiful I wanted to learn |
Caleen Haun from USA |
I thought it was very vibrant and primal. I felt like I was transported back through time a couple of millennia. |
Camilo Carvajal from Chile |
My first think about the yidaki was a 100% aboriginal sound because in my country (Chile) we have an instrument that sounds very same
the yidaki. it calls "trompe" and it's original from the "mapuche" culture. but centralize in the question, just the fact that yidaki comes
from a very ancient culture, I practically "falling Love", and it's because I'm a big fan of the all kinds of ancients cultures, specially
the australian. And the First feeling of the yidaki was very relaxant and mystic. a very warm feeling (excuse my orthography if I have a mistake
in this and the other answers!). |
Carl Hirschfeld from USA |
"I gotta get one!" |
Anonymous from USA |
I briefly lived in AU in 2000. I heard didjs played at Uluru. It was relaxing and spiritual at the same time. |
Anonymous |
Great site with loads of info |
Cherisse Cooper from New Zealand |
I felt the moods,motions,rhythm and spirituality of the sounds that came through the wood,which made me feel like I was on a journey
where Id never been before. |
Cheryl Free from USA |
Interesting |
Chris Burd from USA |
I first heard the didgeridoo played in the movie The Coca Cola Kid. It had such a soulful sound. |
Chris Fleming from USA |
I thought it was a amazing sound that would be pretty cool to learn to play |
Chris Pieplenbosch from Netherlands |
I thought it was the most awesome instrument ever, I felt this very special vibe, I said to myself I want to do stuff like that if I get
the chance. |
Chris West from USA |
Moved, animated, chilled, thrilled |
Anonymous from Canada |
Sounds relaxing |
Anonymous from Canada |
Gave me tingles in my spine |
Anonymous |
Different |
Claire Hutchinson from Australia |
Unusual |
Anonymous from Italy |
"Che figata!!" (cool!) |
Anonymous |
I thought how is he making all those different noises |
Anonymous from South Africa |
Intrigued to play. Wanted to know exactly how it was played, especially the breathing. Sound went right through my body. |
Clive Workum from Australia |
I thought Rolph Harris was quite a talented painter. |
Anonymous from Germany |
What is that?!?!?!?! |
Cynthia Tierra from USA |
It felt natural, like being reintroduced to an old friend. |
Anonymous from USA |
I loved it. It has such a warm earthy tone. It makes you feel as if you are a part of nature. |
Dan Kaplan from USA |
I was in Awe of the Aboriginal recordings |
Dan Kilbury from USA |
I loved the sound. I thought it was a cool instrument. |
Anonymous |
I thought that the sound of the didji was very strange |
Anonymous |
The vibrations of the didj feels good and it even feels better when playing! |
Dave Colontino from Canada |
It was literally amazing! A work of art. |
Dave Johnson from USA |
What can possibly make that kind of sound? |
Dave Robinson from Canada |
That is a very cool looking instrument |
Dave Tighe from United Kingdom |
Made me relax |
David Birmingham from USA |
Hauntingly strange,but peaceful |
David Hunter from USA |
Meditative. |
David Ponicki from USA |
I wondered what it looked like. |
David Scruggs from USA |
Primitive synthesis... awesome |
Dean Humphreys from United Kingdom |
I was blown away,speechless, amazed and I wanted to know more!! |
Anonymous |
Deep sounds as if it comes form deep inside a giants chest |
Deborah Schamann from Canada |
Very interesting |
Den Grosjean from Belgium |
I had a deep relaxing moment |
Anonymous |
Unique |
Derek Bell from USA |
Mesmorizing,calming,beautiful |
Anonymous |
Unique |
Anonymous from France |
Great |
Don Schraier from USA |
Interesting |
Anonymous |
I have Never seen anything like them...They are very interesting |
Anonymous from USA |
Coolest instrument ever! |
Doug Stoker from United Kingdom |
Captivation |
Douglas Ellis from Canada |
Wow |
Douglas Michon from USA |
Wow! I first heard the didj in a dream. |
Douglas Vroonen from Belgium |
I was plunged into a inner world |
Dragos B from Canada |
I loved it!!! |
Anonymous |
Awesome and very interesting |
Ed Ed Steever from USA |
Odd |
Anonymous from United Kingdom |
Confused as to how it worked. 'A tree, essentially, making these mystical, magical noises. Surely not?' My opinion has changed. The didj
is an amazing instrument. |
Anonymous |
Pleasing sound,,calming in a way |
Anonymous |
Curiosity |
Anonymous from Canada |
Great Wonderful |
Eldon Graves from Canada |
Still trying to decide |
Enrico Lai from Italy |
Wow!!! It's very amazing! |
Eran Heller from Israel |
Very relaxing sound. Takes your mind to different places |
Anonymous |
I felt like I feel when I meditate, grounded and in tune with the world. |
Eric Kovach from USA |
I loved the low ethereal droning sound. |
Anonymous from Canada |
Makes you want to dream |
Anonymous from Canada |
I thought this sound to be very different but very pleasing. |
Eric Richman from USA |
It was a truly amazing sound for an instrument, a very unique sound that is like no other sound from a wind instrument. |
Eric Shindledecker from USA |
Wow,I need to learn how to play that |
Eric Young from USA |
I thought that it was one of the coolest and most moving sounds I'd ever heard. The sound grabs you; body, mind, and soul. |
Anonymous from Canada |
Loved it! |
Erin Langley from USA |
I felt as though it collection and harmonized all the distractions in its general auditory vicinity. |
Anonymous |
Cool |
Evan Stanfield from USA |
I thought it would be a cool instrument to play and I wanted to learn more about it. |
Anonymous |
The sound is so relaxing for my character |
Francois Deslandes from France |
Transe |
Frank Lovecchio from USA |
I thought it had a strange haunting sound |
Gabe Churray from USA |
Sweet sweet sweet sounds |
Anonymous from Brazil |
Amazing |
Gaye McGill from USA |
Really cool! |
George Corey from USA |
I thought it had a soul wrenching sound like someone mourning for a lost relative |
Anonymous |
Your web site is fairly clear except at checkout. Each time I entered the USD as currency choice it took me to the home page and I was
confused. Consequently, it took longer than expected to check out. You have some very beautiful Aboriginal or native Australian stuff! Georgia
Hallman |
Gianfranco Tedeschi from USA |
I'm sure I've heard it way before 2004 in movies but I never new what it was till now. it's assume |
Gina Lusby from New Zealand |
Cool |
Anonymous |
Wow |
Gregory Jepsen from USA |
Very cool sound |
Anonymous from France |
I fell like if the sound wakes up my ancestral feelings .very very profoundly... |
Gustavo Wiesel from Brazil |
It's an a spiritual experience, relaxing and healthy |
Hanuman Zhang from USA |
Loved the low throbbin', the higher pitched "barking," the spectral inharmonics, it's the primal sound like the _ma_ sound of the Japanese
_biwa_ |
Helen York from USA |
Wanted to play it but got dizzy trying |
Anonymous from Canada |
Entranced! I was only about 10 yrs old. My Grand father took me to Klondike Days, a local festival, and Australia was the "feature country" that
year. There were didj players performing & I found them mesmerising. |
Hugo Bezerra from Portugal |
Feel like a nice smooth sound, coming from the vibration of a beautiful pipe. |
Ian Stork from United Kingdom |
Cannot really say but it was rolf harris playing then the wobble board |
Irek Rychlewski from Poland |
Great magic instrument, very powerful |
Jack Arlanda from France |
I had never hear such a mystical music,it was at a hand made products exposition in reunion island, the guy was selling bamboo didges,
but was playing with a big piece of wood from australia. I could just listen to him and I became very calm,I was standing up in front of him,the
place were crowdy but I didn't hear anything else. After a few minutes the guys stopped playing and I could ask him all the questions that
could! and of course I bought my first didg, in bamboo. |
Jacob Jacob Collins from USA |
It was something that I at my age knew I wanted to play |
Jaime Parker from USA |
It was the most beautiful sound I ever heard |
James Davis from Canada |
What a cool instrument and sound, very relaxing |
Jan Ryom from Denmark |
It was Unplugged with Midnight Oil (The Dead Heart), and I thought that this instrument has been overlooked. It plays great rhythms, and
makes a good substitute for a bass guitar - but more versatile and complex. |
Anonymous |
Exciting sound |
Anonymous from Canada |
I didn't know to much about it |
Anonymous from Canada |
It was unique and beautiful |
Jason Ksepka from USA |
Wasn't sure what it was, it was in a movie who's name escapes me. However it has made quite an impression on me. |
Jason Lukjanenko from Australia |
Interesting sound |
Anonymous from Spain |
I liked it, the rhythm goes to the heart |
Anonymous |
I love this sound, I will buy a Didj |
Jeff Nelson from USA |
I was mesmerized by the unique sound the weird stick made. I first herd the music when I made friends with a guy from down under while
a young boy scout attending a jamboree in Canada. I asked him if he could send me some aboriginal music and I have been entranced with it ever
since. |
Jeffrey James from USA |
That I can not describe. It Is simplest to say that the sound struck me at a very deep lever and I wanted one ring then and I wanted to
learn to play right then. |
Anonymous |
Love it |
Jeph Gilfillan from USA |
It was a sound completely unfamiliar to me but it was amazing. I remember not paying close attention to it until it stopped. Then I suddenly
missed that crazy therapeutic growl! I thought,"I must make that noise!" |
Jerry Cowan from USA |
I loved it. The sound was magical. |
Anonymous from USA |
It was very interesting to say the least |
Jessica Harris from New Zealand |
Its cool |
Jesus Perez from USA |
Cool |
Jillian Barrett from USA |
AWESOME!!!!! I'd heard some recordings that had didj on them, but never had heard a didj concert prior to the one I attended in 2000.
It was INDESCRIBABLE!!!! |
Jim Barrett from Sweden |
Moving trance engine of country |
Jo Bamberger from United Kingdom |
Glorious guttural sound - unreal! |
Anonymous from Germany |
I felt great excitement |
Jodie Merrill from Canada |
It was mystic and woody. I love the outdoors and it was very earthy and made me feel more with nature. |
Joe Banko from USA |
Wow, what a cool sound, I could never make anything sound like that. |
Joe Schacher from Canada |
The sound was just amazing! |
Anonymous |
It's a nice vibrating sound |
Anonymous from United Kingdom |
Amazing instrument, how do you play it |
Anonymous |
Wonderful sound and should be fairly easy to learn |
John Elliott from United Kingdom |
I was fascinated! |
John Fisher from USA |
I thought it was a very unique sound that was very mysterious. I can understand why folks feel it has healing power. |
John Lolis from USA |
A primal resonance, the down-under version of OM |
Anonymous |
Weird sound |
John Robinson from United Kingdom |
Awesome! It was a truly haunting experience. |
Anonymous from United Kingdom |
Unusual but dynamically natural sound ! |
John Watts from USA |
Moved,Very Moved! It was a very deep resonating sound and it had this beautiful,yet haunting Drone,and the animal sounds blew me away! |
John Weiler from USA |
I fell in love with the great sounds! |
Anonymous |
It's my culture |
Jon Martin from USA |
I thought it sounded really sweet. |
Joop Nohlmans from Netherlands |
Intriguing sound |
Jordan Mills from USA |
It was so awesome |
Josef Roeck from Germany |
A great sound and feeling comes to my ear...a good one |
Joseph Compton from USA |
Very strange... |
Anonymous from Germany |
Wonderful vibrations I was remembered to the voices of whales |
Julien Lejour from France |
The first time I heard the sound of a didgeridoo, I was impressed by its strangeness. I could not believe it was possible to produce so
many different sounds with a simple hollowed piece of wood. |
Justin Codd from Ireland |
Liked the sounds that could be made and wanted to make those sounds.... |
Anonymous from Sweden |
That it is a fantastic instrument, which sound gives you a feeling of inner calm. |
Karl Whiteford from Australia |
Sounded amazing |
Anonymous |
Interesting |
Anonymous |
Really relaxed feeling |
Anonymous |
I thought it was such an amazing sound and wanted to find out more |
Kelly Slate from USA |
It was so eerie, resonating in my guts like it was shaking my very soul. VERY moving. |
Anonymous from Canada |
Calming |
Ken Ralph from United Kingdom |
Fairly unimpressed, however it was on a vinyl record and not particularly well played! |
Kent Olson from USA |
I loved the sound and the feeling, its sounds very ancient and percussive as well |
Kevin Ringer from USA |
Loved it. I wanted to learn how to play it so much! |
Anonymous from USA |
I thought it was really interesting and instantly I was interested to learn. |
Laurent Baig from USA |
I thought the didg had a very cool ethereal sound. It felt primal, raw, like part of the earth. |
Le Perkins from USA |
Like the sound |
Anonymous |
Cool |
Anonymous |
First it sounds a bit funny to me. But now I love the sound of a didgeridoo. I've bought a cd with didgeridoo music on it and it's very
relaxing to listen to it. |
Lindsay Upcraft from USA |
I thought it was very interesting. the depth of the sound and the culture poured into the art and design on the didj. |
Anonymous |
Attentif, interessé |
Anonymous from Canada |
Interesting |
Anonymous from Canada |
It was cool. |
Anonymous from Canada |
Loved the sound very much |
Anonymous |
That it was a traditional instrument of Australia |
Anonymous from USA |
Great soul sounds |
Lynda Routley from Canada |
I find it to be very interesting and unique. |
Anonymous from Canada |
I loved it - such an eerily beautiful sound. |
Malcolm Reynolds from USA |
There is something very ancient in the sound and it resonated deep inside me. |
Anonymous |
Most amazing insturment I had heard |
Anonymous from Germany |
Great thing, must have one. |
Mar Mar Devine from Canada |
It gave me shivers |
Marcelino Andipatin from France |
A sound of Eternity... |
Anonymous from Sweden |
Moving yet just a little strange |
Marian Eselson from USA |
Haunting. It was in a college anthropology course and I've never forgotten it. It seems most cultures need music for whatever reasons
their psyches demand. So to my way of thinking, Plato, who banned music, comedy et al from his Utopian Republic, should have taken an anthropology
course. |
Anonymous from USA |
Thought "Where has this been all my life?" |
Mario Di Giulio from Italy |
That it was wonderful, but that I'll never learned how to play it |
Mark McNevin from Australia |
I was only a young child when I first heard the didj played. It filled me with awe. I now understand the technique used to play it and
that strikes me with wonder now. |
Mary Daly from United Kingdom |
I was very deeply moved by the sounds. |
Mary Franklin from Canada |
Pretty neat |
Anonymous |
Something different |
Anonymous |
Strange but pleasant |
Mathieu Dube from Canada |
What's that strange sound? It sounds so organic, so different... |
Anonymous |
It's strange and very hard to do one sound off the didj |
Matt Banks from Japan |
I was young at the time so don't remember; however, when I heard for the first time a live performance (in Australia) I was intrigued. |
Matt Chacey from USA |
Very moving and mystical. The basic drone is such a soothing sound. |
Matt Risell from USA |
I loved the interesting sound. |
Anonymous |
The first time I heard a didgeridoo all I could think of was how cool it would have been to be able to play such a beautiful and unique
instrument. |
Anonymous |
I love |
Matthew Brewster from United Kingdom |
Mellow,dreamy and soothing on my heart and soul with a rhythmic dance to my feet. For me the didj is alive, part of ones self, spirit
and soul. You can feel a part of the earth and get away from the world in lost, floating amongst the vibes the drones. |
Matthew Cribley from USA |
It seemed to connect deeply with the emotion of the player. |
Matthieu Bourdon from France |
It was a revelation for me! I bought a yidaki a few days after! |
Anonymous |
It was so amazing the sound and vibrations that came from it |
Merv Frye from USA |
This is a spiritual connection |
Mich Andrews from United Kingdom |
Powerful, Haunting and unusual sound |
Anonymous from Canada |
Cool |
Michael Corcoran from USA |
"I have to learn how to play these!" |
Michael Duffy from USA |
It may very well be the reason why I am a spiritual person today. Something inside me stirred when I was about 5-6 years old and ever
since I have loved indigenous music. I was born Australian but now live in America. |
Michael Goulding from USA |
I thought the sound was amazing from such a "simple" basic instrument and that the possibilities are endless |
Michael Lowe from USA |
Incredible, resonant sound, felt it right to my bones |
Anonymous |
I found it to be an incredibly interesting instrument, and have been captivated by them since I first heard them when I was quite young |
Anonymous |
Very interesting |
Anonymous |
I felt like the drone beat was touching my soul and transform all the waves inside me as one with the didjeridoo |
Miguel Cuesta from Spain |
Amazing sound, it took me the ancient age |
Mike Albers from Netherlands |
Mystical sound. Can I ever play this myself... |
Mike Magnet from USA |
It's a very enchanting sound, mystic in its form, mysterious. I loved it. |
Anonymous |
Other worldly, like sitting down at the dawn of the birth of human consciousness |
Mike Sands from USA |
This is music? |
Anonymous |
It has a beautiful tone |
Anonymous from Netherlands |
I found it such a peaceful and stimulating sound at the same time! And fascinating to see how people play on it! |
Anonymous from New Zealand |
I thought how hard it looked to blow into, but I loved the sound. |
Nicola Johnson from Canada |
I felt very mellow, it was beautiful |
Nicolas Dolfus from French Guiana |
Sound of Mind and Heart together. Can be expression of the spirit, incarnated or not. |
Anonymous |
Positive experience |
Nigel Mason from United Kingdom |
I couldn't believe what I was hearing. the sounds and the relaxed and excited feeling from within |
Nol Caine from France |
I was awe inspired, I just wanted to get my hands on a didj and learn. it took a few |
Norman Quednau from Germany |
A deeply impressing sound, which seemed to penetrate my hole body. It sent showers down my spine. |
Anonymous |
Love it |
Omar L. De La Tejera from Mexico |
A beautiful instrument with an amazing sound |
Anonymous |
My core woke up to improve its comfort |
Anonymous from Spain |
I thought it was a great sound and that I'd like to try it. |
Pablo Bertone from Argentina |
Huf |
Pascal Durand from France |
As a revelation |
Anonymous from Australia |
It was a peaceful/relaxed sound. I was mesmerised by its sound. It was great. So much that I wanted to play one. |
Patrice Masthoff from Hungary |
I found it very interesting and special. |
Anonymous |
Pretty neat sound |
Patrick Golliot from Canada |
Wowww, this is the earth music |
Paul Bishop from USA |
I loved the haunting, natural sound |
Anonymous from United Kingdom |
Interesting and unusual sound |
Paul Fletcher from United Kingdom |
Great sound |
Anonymous from USA |
I found the sound to be spell binding, primal, like some ancient truth was being whispered. |
Anonymous |
Unique and eerie sound |
Per Hultquist from USA |
I was instantly mesmerized and wanted to be able to help others experience the same feelings I had at that moment. |
Anonymous |
Wow what a sound |
Peter Rookyard from United Kingdom |
I loved it |
Anonymous from USA |
I loved the primitive, yet complex sounds that the didg makes. |
Pierre Martin from Canada |
Bought one the next day |
Polly Hall from USA |
Beautiful Didgeridoos |
Anonymous from USA |
Well actually, I've noticed the sound in background music for movies and such. I've always felt that it gives more depth towards scenery
as well as thought. |
Anonymous from Austria |
Interesting sound; I'd like to play it myself. |
Ralph Huizinga from Netherlands |
Wow |
Anonymous from Canada |
I wanted to play one |
Randy Wilson from USA |
I thought it was surreal. Something I've never heard before |
Renaud Warson from Belgium |
I found it very mystic and attractive. I wanted to play it since then. But I was imagining it easier to play :-) |
Renée Guenette from Canada |
Loved it so much I bought one |
Anonymous from Canada |
It has a trance feeling to it |
Anonymous |
Gennaio |
Richard Grossman from USA |
Wow! That's a most amazing sound. This is an instrument I have to learn. |
Rick Baldwin from USA |
Great sound. |
Rick Gonzalez from USA |
Mesmerized |
Rob Spear from USA |
Cool, how do they do that!?!?!? |
Anonymous from USA |
I thought it was super rad. |
Robert Caluette from USA |
I thought it was the coolest sound and wondered how the sound was made. I later saw a didj on television and wondered how they got the
sound to keep coming out uninterrupted. I imagined an elaborate series of baffles and reeds inside the didj. I was amazed when, years later,
I learned it was simply a hollow limb. I later bought one from Rob Thomas when Inlakesh was performing in my town. I am still entranced by
this ancient instrument and it's unique sounds. |
Anonymous from United Kingdom |
Something stirred inside. never forgot that feeling, went on to learn circular breathing. play everyday. |
Anonymous from Canada |
Fascinating |
Anonymous |
Haunting |
Rodrigo Viterbo from Portugal |
It was amazing, I still can remember the feeling! |
Roel Adriaensens from Belgium |
Wow, I want to try that! |
Anonymous |
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Anonymous |
I thought it had a very haunting sound, unlike anything I'd heard before |
Roxann Gatliff from USA |
I have heard didj music all my life (it is used a lot in background music in movies) but did not realize what it was until just a few
years ago. Upon realizing it was a musical instrument I was really quite in awe and thought it most beautiful. It has been in the last year
or so I have become more interested and am determined to teach myself how to play. |
Ryan Beach from Canada |
When I first heard one, I had no idea it came from a hollowed limb.. it was simply amazing... I felt all warm and tingly inside |
Ryan Muff from USA |
The haunting yet spiritual vibrations swelled in my soul. I had to know this instrument. |
Sachin Singh from India |
Rodney was playing at the Circular Quay in Sydney (it was my first visit to Australia) and I heard him as I was coming down from The Rocks
Cafe. ..then. At that moment I felt an immense wave of love and tears started coming out. After a couple of hours of, Rodney asked me to ply
the sticks for him, I did and it was real hard. Tony (who also played the digj), Chris (jazz guitar)and Phill (on the harp)and I played the
Sticks!! This busking went on for the next 3 full days, (despite the police!!) and then sadly I had to return to India. At that moment I decided
to learn the Didj, but was too low on cash to buy a good one. |
Sara Johnson from USA |
What a cool sound! I gotta get me one of those! |
Sarajayne Morley from United Kingdom |
Liked it straight away |
Anonymous |
It was a wild ride! Such an unusual sound - I became captivated instantly. |
Anonymous |
It was kind of like a feeling/vision of ancient people walking and feeling the mountain (serra da estrela) |
Anonymous from USA |
Awesome, unique instrument |
Anonymous |
I thought that it was very informative and fun. |
Sherry Mason from United Kingdom |
Didj music is so soothing and relaxing.. |
Anonymous |
I thank it was a strange instrument, I had never heard something like that,it was deep, I like! |
Stephen Procter from United Kingdom |
It was awesome sound that made me feel like I had gone to another planet, it took away all the hurt I was feeling at that time :) |
Sterling Green Jr. from USA |
What is that sound? |
Anonymous from USA |
It was hypnotic. |
Steve Trowbridge from United Kingdom |
Awesome! |
Anonymous |
Beautiful sound. |
Anonymous from Canada |
I enjoyed the sound |
Suzen Vizzoni from USA |
I didn't know what it was and was simply drawn to the amazing sound at the craft show where I heard it. Thought I would simply buy a CD
and then realized they were selling the instruments as well. I tried one and became absolutely possessed. THere is simply no other word for
it. Possessed. Have been playing everyday since. |
Anonymous from Canada |
Haunting and natural |
Anonymous |
It was a beautiful sound |
Anonymous |
Cool we first seen it at the australian pavilion a part of our local folkrama festival they also had native dancers-WOW |
Anonymous from USA |
It was relaxing |
Anonymous |
Weird sound |
Tijmen Veen from Netherlands |
Amazing sound |
Anonymous from Netherlands |
Great it's if you go into a trance |
Tom O'Brien from USA |
What the heck is that NOISE!?! What on earth would make such a noise? What kind of instrument is it? |
Tony Krogh from USA |
First of all, I love loud droning things (I play the Highland pipes) so I was immediately drawn to the sound. I didn't know what type
of instrument was making that drone. Then the player started in with rhythms and vocals etc. and I had to find out what it was and how to get
hold of one so I could learn how to play it. It really got me excited. |
Tony Rickett from Canada |
Cool/intriguing |
Travis Brisini from USA |
I'd had the desire to play a didgeridoo since the first time I'd heard it, but I was always intimidated by people telling me "It's too
difficult to circular-breath." I'm living proof that it's not, and that anyone can get a piece of the action. |
Anonymous from Canada |
Fell in love with the pure rhythmic motions of Bace. |
Anonymous from Canada |
Something like a bagpipe |
Anonymous from Slovenia |
I was impressed, as I have never heard a sound like that before. |
Will Fish from USA |
I was hooked. It stirred my soul. |
