Name and Country |
First Experience with a Didj |
Joseph Fleming from USA |
Interesting |
Anonymous |
Haunting |
Judd Prout from USA |
Great |
Julia McCandlish from USA |
Calming. spiritual. Uluru. |
Anonymous |
I thought it was neat! |
Anonymous from USA |
Thought it was very cool! I loved the sound. |
Justin Boling from USA |
I was only about 3-4 years of age at the time, but I will never forget the sound of that first time I heard the drone of the didgeridoo. |
Justin Green from South Africa |
The sound was enormous, unlike anything I had heard before |
Justin Jones from USA |
I thought it was really freaking cool from the get go, even though my friend who introduced it to me had only just begun to play. |
K. Cooper from USA |
Caught my attention was mesmerized by the sound |
Anonymous |
I first heard OF a didgeridoo in 2004, but have never heard one. |
Anonymous from Canada |
I loved the vibrations that it created in the body at different chakras |
Anonymous |
The craftsmanship appears beautiful. I'm afraid I have no idea how it is played. |
Anonymous from USA |
It's an amazing musical instrument. |
Anonymous |
My mate played it too me and it sounded great and I've been into it ever since then |
Anonymous |
Strange, haunting sound |
Keith Herman from USA |
Thought it was cool and different. |
Anonymous from USA |
Appealing at very visceral level |
Anonymous |
Different would like to learn |
Kenneth Kenneth Knapp from USA |
Strange beautiful workmanship |
Anonymous |
Enchanting |
Kirk Childress from USA |
Wicked cool |
Anonymous |
I thought what an interesting primal sound |
Kyle Schab from USA |
I thought it was a very enchanting surreal instrument and found it hard to believe that it was purely acoustic. |
Anonymous from USA |
VERY soothing music for massage |
Anonymous from USA |
Strange and beautiful. |
Anonymous from USA |
Strangely interesting |
Leigh Nichols from USA |
Very unique...very haunting sound |
Linda Bass from USA |
Cool |
Anonymous |
Beautiful |
Linda Lansford from USA |
Not much |
Anonymous from USA |
Loved hearing it |
Anonymous from USA |
I think it is a beautiful instrument and would love to learn to play it! |
Anonymous |
Interesting |
Luca Toscani from Italy |
A great curiosity and an unexplained attraction to its sound, then I went to Australia for the first time and decided I absolutely had
to learn to play |
Luke Jackson from United Kingdom |
Best rhythm instrument... I thought "yeah, that's good" |
Lynton White from United Kingdom |
From that moment I knew I wonted to play one |
Anonymous |
Neat sound |
Marcia Scurfield from USA |
Beautiful mellow sound |
Marco Bushuven from Germany |
Wonderful sound, wonderful music! |
Anonymous from Spain |
I was in Oz at the moment and I felt like charmed by a special feeling and peace |
Maria Perez-cobo from Argentina |
Me inetreso , al leerlo en Las Voces del desierto y ahi empezo mi busqueda |
Marion Twibell from USA |
Extraordinary sound and calming effect |
Anonymous |
Blown away by the low bass tone and vibration |
Mark Sonzogni from USA |
Cool sound |
Anonymous |
Loved it! |
Matt Matt from USA |
I thought it was one of the most awesome things I had ever herd and I just had to learn how to play one. on the question . do you play
with the side of your mouth or front . I play with both |
Anonymous from USA |
The sound was eerie and intriguing. |
Matthew Bergstrom from Canada |
It sounded cool (that's all, I was only ~12-13 then) |
Anonymous from USA |
An exotic instrument |
Melanie Close from Australia |
Inner peace, inspiration |
Michael Battenfield from USA |
Intrigued |
Michael Griffith from USA |
What a bizarre sound. Weird but soothing |
Michael Rockwell from USA |
Interesting |
Anonymous |
Very cool |
Michelle Knight from USA |
The oldest and still the most beautiful instrument. I never have seen a beautiful instrument in my life. It would be very interesting
and a pleasure to learn how to play |
Michelle Simons from USA |
Well I thought I was looking at a walking stick! |
Anonymous |
Ok |
Mike Erdelyi from USA |
It was the coolest sound |
Anonymous |
Nice sound. Peaceful. |
Anonymous from Canada |
I thought that it was the coolest sounding instrument I had ever heard. I knew that I'd figure out how to play one some day. |
Anonymous from Malaysia |
Well I first saw it during a gig in kuala lumpur there was this foreigner blowing in some sort of trunk ,I thought what the heck is that
thing.??..how come a hollow wood or trunk can produce sound like that.so right after that I started looking what's the name off that thing....and
surfing the net for didge actually for information. |
Anonymous |
I thought it was a really cool sound. It reminded me of Australia. |
Anonymous |
Awesome sound |
Anonymous |
I felt immediately mesmerized and wanted a didj to learn to play as well. |
Naomi Brown from USA |
I thought it was one of the coolest, most unique sounds I had ever heard. They look awesome, too. |
Nathan Hutchison from USA |
I was instantly amazed and curious at the sound that was being produced. It was like no other instrument I have ever heard. It is true
about what they say if the earth could speak that is what it would sound like. |
Nathan Michalski from USA |
I had no idea what kind of instrument could make such a great sound. I was amazed to see the picture of the didjeridu and learn that it
was an open tube |
Neil Young from USA |
It was COOL!!! |
Nelson Mora from USA |
Unique and "haunting" instrument. One that reaches deep into the soul. Takes you back to the beginning. |
Nick Gann from USA |
I have never heard a sound with so much feeling and intensity before, while at the same time being so mellow and controlled. |
Nicki Funk from USA |
I love the full sound of the didj. you can really feel it in your body, its not a common instrument, and you can tell that just by hearing
it, I am every interested in the way they are made, reading your description of their making was very informative. |
Anonymous |
It had a most unusual sound. |
Olivier Cabocel from France |
Ce son produit me semblait venir du ciel, comme si notre planete terre voulait communiquer par mon intermédiaire. |
Pam Boland from USA |
Its cool looking |
Anonymous |
I was deeply moved by the Aboriginal who played it. |
Anonymous |
I liked the ancient sound. |
Anonymous |
Thought such beautiful music from something soooo strange looking |
Anonymous from USA |
Strange |
Anonymous |
Interesting |
Anonymous |
Very interesting primal sound |
Paul Prout from Australia |
What is that noise? it sounds great, I want to be able to listen to that sound all day. |
Paul Roberts from United Kingdom |
It sounded very traditional and felt mysteriously calming |
Peggylynn Terrien from USA |
I loved the sound, it had such a haunting quality |
Anonymous from USA |
Great sound! |
Peter Truong from Australia |
Very upmarket for didj sales, but great range and interesting browse |
Philip Kilpatrick from United Kingdom |
Great sound I must learn to play |
Philip Taylor from USA |
I loved the sound at that time |
Philippe Bastet from France |
Exellente, je n'avais jamais entendu un son pareille. On senté que la nature était présente. |
Anonymous |
Incredible sound ans such a sensation of happiness... |
Pieter Benoot from Belgium |
The first time a heard the sound of didgeridoo, it goes through my bones. That primal sound is so spiritual, that I wanted to play that
too!!! |
Anonymous |
It was amazing. I was stunned at the sound and meditative state it induced. |
Anonymous from USA |
Not like anything I had ever heard before. The sound reaches into the depths of the soul. |
Que Banh from Canada |
Very cool instrument and sound |
Anonymous from USA |
I thought it was the most unusual sound I've ever heard. |
Anonymous from USA |
Was lovely. |
Randy Benoit from USA |
The most amazing primal sound with deep religious undertones... |
Anonymous from USA |
It is a pretty instrument |
Anonymous |
I was just 4 or 5 year old so I didn't really knew it was an instrument. I was just getting attracted by a very beautiful and unique sound. |
Renee Kane from USA |
What a wonderful instrument. An incredible accelerator to reach a meditative state. |
Rex Van Meerten from Netherlands |
Strange sound, but very interesting |
Ric Boston from Canada |
Instantly knew that this haunting instrument would be part of my life. |
Rich Walton-smith from United Kingdom |
Earthy, soothing, mesmerising, hypnotic and exciting. |
Richard Curtis from South Africa |
I was too young to appreciate the potential. |
Anonymous from USA |
Australian |
Rick Mason from USA |
How does it work? |
Rob Rachlin from USA |
Cool! |
Anonymous |
Primal sound |
Anonymous |
KOOL. |
Anonymous from USA |
Fun |
Robert Watters from USA |
It was calming and interesting |
Robin Stewart from USA |
It is different |
Anonymous |
Love the sound! A beautiful instrument. |
Anonymous |
Cool! |
Anonymous |
Seemed interesting but hard to play for extended periods of time |
Anonymous from USA |
What's that? |
Rubén Puertas Blanco from Spain |
It was a rare instrument, with a strange and hypnotic sound which transport my soul to ancient and sacred places. |
Anonymous from Australia |
Well I can't remember... |
Russell Brown from USA |
Cool, shaman type instrument |
Anonymous |
Very intriguing sound |
Anonymous |
I liked it's tribal sound. |
Anonymous |
Great sound |
Salvador Martinez Parso from Spain |
Wow! |
Anonymous |
I thought it was cool! |
Anonymous |
Moving |
Anonymous |
It was awesome. |
Scott Taylor from USA |
I loved the haunting sound |
Anonymous |
Most unique instrument. I have heard two or three different didj and they all are just marvelous. I love the sound. |
Anonymous from Australia |
As a child I listened to didj music my father played his tapes. |
Anonymous |
I enjoyed it. |
Anonymous |
Beautiful |
Shaun Engler from USA |
I was enthralled by it |
Anonymous |
Sounded interesting |
Anonymous |
Very unique |
Sheryl Schramm from USA |
That it sounded kool and the sound was deep |
Simon Priest from Australia |
Strange hypnotic. sounds hard to play |
Anonymous from USA |
Beautiful, earthy sound |
Stephan Broecker from United Kingdom |
Its a sound that directly touches your soul, your emotions |
Anonymous |
Neat |
Anonymous |
I was stunned - I loved the primitiveness of the sound - so elemental. It feels like it is reverberating in your cells. |
Anonymous |
Very cool |
Anonymous |
Odd sound |
Anonymous |
Mesmerized by the sound. |
Anonymous from USA |
Another world calling |
Anonymous from USA |
Magnificent! |
Anonymous |
Neat! |
Anonymous |
Intriguing, entrancing, mystical, heard live at Winnipeg Folk Festival |
Susan Boyd from USA |
I felt it was such a wonderful and unique sound. |
Anonymous |
What a neat instrument |
Anonymous |
Not sure |
Anonymous |
The sounds were so primal and connected to the Earth. |
Anonymous |
Very very cool! |
Anonymous from USA |
Incredible sound that reverberated through my soul |
Sylvain Mora from France |
A very strange and bewitch song |
Anonymous |
Neat |
Takis Papazoglou from Greece |
Because I was born in Australia (Port Hedland - Western Australia ) hearing a didj in Greece felt like returning to my roots |
Anonymous |
Had to have one |
Anonymous from USA |
I loved the primal sound of it and the low drone seemed to shake my insides. |
Terry Rose from USA |
It was awesome;we were at Linville Gorge in the western North Carolina mountains watching the Brown Mtn Lights .I was playing my bagpipes
and then we heard the didj. Some mountain bikers that were camping close by had one and a bullroar. These guys were good,the one on the didj
could circular breathe and could keep that thing wound up for a long time. Terry Rose |
Anonymous |
Different sound |
Tom Desaulniers from USA |
Very primal and clean / clear / haunting sound |
Tom McCardle from Canada |
I thought that it was a very cool and versatile instrument! |
Tom McCurry from USA |
First time I heard one played, I cried. |
Tom Ray from USA |
Interesting |
Anonymous from USA |
It was such an exotic and unusual sound! |
Tomás Bown from Chile |
Super strange and fascinating, enchanting, magic |
Anonymous |
The sound is very relaxing and inspiring. |
Anonymous |
It was strange but cool |
Anonymous |
Cool |
Anonymous |
What's that |
Anonymous |
I like its sound because I feel it inside my body. It's relaxing but energizing at the same time |
Veronica Savage from Canada |
Warm resonant sound |
Anonymous from USA |
Great tone! |
Anonymous |
Interesting |
Anonymous |
Groovy |
Anonymous from USA |
I did then and still love that sound |
Anonymous from USA |
What an awesome instrument, with an interesting history. And I can actually learn how to play it! |
William Westen from USA |
Cool |
Anonymous |
Loved it |
Zach Armstrong from Canada |
I thought it was amazing , a truly unique sound |
Anonymous |
A deep, interesting sound |
Anonymous from USA |
I felt an intense feeling of anticipation in my belly. I really liked it. |
Anonymous from Australia |
Unique sound that was pleasing to hear |
