Name and Country |
First Experience with a Didj |
Abdelillah Ennahas from Morocco |
I play every day |
Adam Carsey from USA |
I didn't know what kind of instrument could make that noise and thought it must have been a synthesizer |
Anonymous |
Loved the sound |
Adrian Talens from Canada |
Thought it was weird but cool |
Albert Russell from USA |
Great sound feeling |
Alberto Rodriguez from Spain |
I fill with enthusiasm, because I love it and I have begun to play it better. |
Anonymous from Argentina |
Hace vibrar todo mi ser y me sirve para meditar. El ejercicio respiratorio produce una concentración tal que pareciera como que
me desprendo de mi cuerpo. O que tomara una mayor conciencia de mi entorno. |
Alex Grossberg from USA |
Flabbergasted and pleased |
Alexander Iturregi from Spain |
What the fººº is that? How does he take any sound out of that.....branch? |
Alexandre Vincent from France |
C'est un son magique. tout le corps vibre |
Alexis Brouiller from France |
What a wonderful sound ! |
Anonymous from USA |
Neat! |
Anonymous |
Loved the haunting sound of it. |
Allan Alves Pauletti from Brazil |
That it was a powerful sound, and marked me for my life.Than 12 years later I learned to play..Incredible.magic... |
Anonymous |
Different |
Anonymous |
I am trying to win one for my eight year old niece who is blind. |
Andrea Kushner from USA |
I thought it was cool |
Anonymous from Italy |
I like hearing didge sound, I love playing it, specially the first time, it was really impressive, showing me that the didge is the instrument
for me. |
Anonymous from Germany |
Calmness, relaxing |
Andy Laing from USA |
Feel it in my stomach. |
Anonymous from United Kingdom |
Fascinating sound. Never thought I'd ever be able to play one. (still trying) |
Anonymous |
Amazing sound |
Anonymous from USA |
Old sounds still living today and carrying traditions |
Angie Erickson from USA |
Just learning. |
Anthony Narvaez from USA |
I had never heard anything like it. it seemed as if the ground had opened up and the earths energy was flowing through the didj. |
Anonymous from France |
It was badly played by someone having it just to be cool. I had a bad impression |
Anonymous from USA |
How beautiful it was and what a unique sound it had. |
Barry M. Hancock from USA |
I loved the tone immediately -- that was what caught my attention. Then I saw the player and thought, "Yes! What a simple (mechanically)
instrument! I can play that." |
Bart Boogaard from Netherlands |
Mysterious and very rooted I think because the sound was so familiar and therefore overwhelming cause I'd never heard it before I just
new I had 2 play it |
Anonymous |
Fantastic |
Bede Watts from Australia |
Sounds great |
Anonymous from Spain |
The Deep, ancestral sound. |
Anonymous |
Great! |
Bob Brault from USA |
That is was an amazing drone instrument- an OM generator! |
Bonnie Day from USA |
Really like the sounds |
Brad Cole from USA |
I was awe struck mostly because I was the one playing it. |
Anonymous from Australia |
I liked the sound but I was young and didn't understand it very well,I have been playing guitar( jazz,rock,& classical) for sometime now
and in the last month I have been drawn to the didjeridu and now have a need to learn, play, and some. |
Bradley Thompson from USA |
I was in awe and immediately interested in wanting to learn about the didgeridoo and how to play it |
Brandon Cutler from Australia |
It was a very cool sound & it is amazing that you can make a sound from a tree. |
Brenda Shields from USA |
I loved it such lovely artwork |
Anonymous |
Very unique sound. I liked it. |
Brian Fields from USA |
What is that sound! I want to find out what type of instrument makes that sound. Anyway I found out what it was then I could never seem
to find a place that sold them till I went to Portland OR. The didj is a very important part of my life now. |
Anonymous from USA |
Raw and primitive |
Anonymous from USA |
Cool sound |
Byron Searle from USA |
Looked cool. |
Anonymous |
Looked very cool, like our native american flutes |
Anonymous |
Very cool! |
Anonymous from Australia |
I loved the sound and had always been interested to learn to play. the sound is very unique. |
Anonymous |
Looks fun |
Anonymous |
It's different, but nice. |
Anonymous |
How in the world did they get that wonderful sound from there? |
Anonymous |
Looks like an interesting instrument |
Chris Benoit from USA |
I enjoyed the freedom from organized musical melody |
Chris Bowmaker from Australia |
The didj's raw, bassy sound reverberates through your body - an instrument you can feel. |
Anonymous from United Kingdom |
Fantastic, natural |
Chris Welsh from Australia |
Amazed at the sound it made the hair on my neck stand up |
Chris Yerlig from USA |
I was very young when I heard Rolf Harris play didge on TV, so I don't remember my response. However, I have since come to discover that
rather than evoking a feeling, from my later contact with live didges I just 'knew' that 'this was me', like an extension of myself. |
Anonymous from USA |
I loved it, it felt calming. |
Anonymous |
I thought it was very cool! |
Anonymous |
It looks beautiful |
Anonymous from USA |
Peaceful |
Anonymous |
Its different looking |
Cliff Mansfield from USA |
Loved it - wanted to learn to play |
Clint Bullock from USA |
Liked it |
Anonymous |
Wow!!! |
Clive Reed from USA |
It was the voice of another world |
Anonymous |
Interesting |
Anonymous |
Cool instrument |
Craig Lunceford from USA |
Cool |
Cyndi Shattler from USA |
I was captivated. What a mystical sound and I knew I had to learn more about them. |
Dan Reimers from USA |
Primal sound of earth |
Dan Russell from USA |
Amazing sound. |
Anonymous |
I thought it was the coolest sound to com out of a piece of wood |
Daniel Geh from Germany |
Really interesting sound |
Daniel Luscomb from USA |
Super |
Danielle Molnar from Australia |
It's hauntingly beautiful, yet can be changed to suit any mood |
Daovet Limmen from Netherlands |
Felt like nature coming home |
Anonymous |
Beautiful instrument. |
Anonymous |
Fantastic where can I get one and learn how to play |
Dave White from United Kingdom |
A fantastic sound |
David Basile from USA |
It was great |
David Born from USA |
Wonderful sound |
Anonymous from USA |
I just loved it! |
David Gratiot from USA |
I thought it was a sweet sounding instrument and something I would LOVe to try out |
Anonymous from Canada |
I had heard them incidentally in the past, but this was the first time I heard one live. I thought it sounded cool and was intrigued by
circular breathing. |
David Smith from Canada |
Stopped me in my tracks. I couldn't get enough. The vibratory tone did many things to and for me. I went straight out and made a boomerang
... Hey it came back first throw. Popped up right in front of my face and dropped right in my hand. Like it knew where it was going. I was
so proud. I don't think I put it down for a week. I think I was about 12-13 years old. I've always wanted to go to the rock there. Something
draws me. I am a practicing native spiritual person. An old one there has seen me in the dream time ways. Well I like your site and hope someday
to have a didjeridoo of my own. They take me many places. Love and peace to all my brothers and sisters down under. In answer to the question
below . I have recently had one of life's upsets and now own no didjeridoo music on any media. I will one day again. That's what I am doing
here. Looking for some good traditional old tunes that I can down load. Bear Eagle Dave Smith |
Dawn Thorp from USA |
Very different |
Anonymous from USA |
Strange. |
Debbie Jewczyk from Canada |
Beautiful workmanship |
Anonymous |
I'd love my sons to check it out. Their musically gifted, I'm not. The stress release that the sounds make, is very welcomed in my house. |
Anonymous from USA |
It is very soothing and relaxing and also energizing. |
Anonymous |
I thought it was Earthmoter's voice! laughing sometimes, crying, everything! |
Anonymous |
Was surprised to hear about |
Anonymous |
Good |
Anonymous |
Cool, Earth Tones, Natural |
Anonymous |
Possible healing tool |
Denny Simpson from USA |
It sounded very natural and soul stirring. |
Anonymous |
Its really kool |
Dirk Dube from USA |
The first time I was in Perth walking down the street when a Aboriginal was playing it I thought to my self that is so cool so I bought
one and began practicing... |
Anonymous from France |
That's quite surprising... But also fundamentally Natural |
Anonymous |
Interesting |
Donna Hays from USA |
It is beautiful |
Anonymous from Canada |
What a cool sound! Almost eerie! |
Anonymous |
Cool |
Dougie Mann from Australia |
Excitement inside me |
Douglas Mizzi from Australia |
Absolutely Australian, the essence of the top end and hypnotically transfixed, |
Anonymous |
Awesome |
Anonymous from USA |
I thought it sounded like a space ships abducting some one! But then when I played it I Just fell in love with its coolness! |
Anonymous from USA |
N/a |
Anonymous from USA |
Most interesting musical instrument I have ever heard. |
Anonymous from USA |
Great |
Anonymous |
Very intriguing, in awe |
Eddy Santa-María Arés from Spain |
I thought that it's a incredible and unusual instrument, but I think that it is one of the best instrument that I heard |
Anonymous from Brazil |
It was different of anything I ever heard and I's like to play an instrument like that. |
Edward Dunn from USA |
Haunting sound |
Eric Greenberg from USA |
Amazing - "what is this instrument?" |
Anonymous from USA |
It was so awesome |
Anonymous |
Never heard one nor of one till this contest |
Ethel Burnham from USA |
Wonderful instrument and not out of bounds to learn. |
Ewoud De Ruijter from Netherlands |
An overwhelming sound. I became very relaxed and exited at the same time. |
Anonymous |
An eerie but fantastic sound |
Francois-Pierre Couture from Canada |
I felt it was a sound coming from the soul, the inner self of the musician. It had a very mystical and powerful sound to me |
Anonymous |
Different |
Anonymous from USA |
Great |
Geert De Coninck from Belgium |
Great sounds the most beautiful and interesting instrument I know |
Georg Schoeberl from Germany |
Impressing |
Anonymous |
Strange but interesting sound |
German Barrientos from Costa Rica |
Muy mistico,el sonido,maravilloso,lo translportar a un plano espiritual. |
Anonymous |
I thought the sound was magic |
Gilles Brouiller from France |
A great tribal and truth sound, close to the original first musical sound obtained by an human. Somewhere, Didg allow to ear today the
musical sound already played many centuries ago by aboriginal people, and that's absolutely wonderful ! (in a way, "Djembe" drum from Africa
can be compared to didg..., and it's great to play both !) |
Gina Hardy from USA |
I thought it was immense, powerful, hypnotic. |
Giovanni Stunada from Canada |
Wonderful, as if it was part of me |
Anonymous from USA |
Beautiful |
Glyn Theobald from United Kingdom |
I thought it was amazing the amount of different sound variations that were possible |
Anonymous |
Great |
Guillaume Taffin De Givenchy from France |
The vibration.wouaou. |
Anonymous |
Very good |
Anonymous |
I thought the sound was amazing |
Harold Gaines from USA |
It was indescribable. A sound like the earth singing. |
Anonymous |
Very exotic |
Anonymous from USA |
I wasn't sure what to think. I had no idea what it was or how it could make sounds like that. |
Anonymous |
Wonderfully haunting music |
Hilary Thomas from USA |
Awesome sound |
Hilton Gossman from USA |
How cool |
Ian Hakker from Netherlands |
Then, I only thought it interesting, now it's the most wonderfully special sound there is!. |
Anonymous |
Wonderful instrument |
Anonymous from USA |
Pretty and interesting |
Jackie Neubill from USA |
How Kewl! |
Anonymous |
Awesome |
James Cornelius from USA |
Amazing sound - resonating - strange - unique - soothing |
James Glovka from USA |
Hauntingly beautiful |
James Green from USA |
Amazed that many sounds came out a simple looking piece of wood |
Anonymous |
Loved it |
Anonymous |
Its like nothing I've ever seen |
Jan Nemecek from Yugoslavia |
Amazing |
Janelle Montgomery from USA |
I've never seen one until looking at your web site |
Anonymous |
Very soft and mellow, almost spooky |
Anonymous |
Such a strange sound. I wondered what instrument it was |
Jean-paul Massie from Canada |
I heard a Cristal Didgeridoo at a Christmas concert with Sacred Cristal bowls. I had my eyes closed and that was a strong body experience.
I remember that I was completely enchanted and pleased to hear those powerful sounds. And I already knew that I'll learn to play. After the
concert, I purchased my first Cristal Didgeridoo and a chakra seven Cristal bowls. I was already able to play on the didg and the musician-seller
had a vision of me in a past life in Tibet, playing that very long instrument who's play by the monks. |
Jefferson Nessmith from USA |
Wow. I've got to learn some more about this haunting sound. |
Anonymous from USA |
Very unique interesting sound |
Jeffrey Robbins from Canada |
Absolutely Bizarre! |
Jeremy Johnson from USA |
Relaxing, great harmonics. |
Jerry Naccarato from USA |
I thought it was the weirdest sound I ever herd. |
Jerry Rivas from USA |
Weird sound, especially not seeing it being played and just hearing the sounds |
Anonymous |
Thought it was cool |
Anonymous from USA |
Loved the sound |
Anonymous |
I felt the nature nearer from me |
Anonymous |
Looks neat! |
Anonymous |
Liked it |
Joe Volz from USA |
Cool!!!! |
John Hogg from United Kingdom |
Wow! That's so cool! I got to find out how that's done, the droning of the Didgeridoo took my breath away as a range of animal sounds
blared at me. |
Anonymous |
Sounded unlike any other instrument I had heard. |
John Karakaian from USA |
Had only heard of didgeridoo (in a song ) and was interested and surprised to finally find out what it was (and its roots) |
John Wheeler from USA |
I didn't understand why people would bother with it. |
John Wylie from USA |
I thought they are beautiful and wanted to get one myself! |
Anonymous |
Excited and I wanted one |
Anonymous from USA |
Rumbly in my tumbly. |
Jon Wright from United Kingdom |
How primeval it sounded. Very haunting and atmospheric. |
Jono Howell from United Kingdom |
Wah! |
