Name and Country |
First Experience with a Didj |
Aaron Palmer from USA |
I thought it was the most transifying( is that a word)?? sound ever, I've heard many instruments before, but I become mystified by its
tone |
Anonymous |
Awesome |
Anonymous |
When I became conscious of being australian |
Alan Gebhart from USA |
A didj is a product very uniquely associated with Australia. Although most people in the US don't know what it's called, and can't pronounce
it even if they do, most people can associate one with Australia. |
Anonymous |
Mysterious |
Anonymous from United Kingdom |
Can't remember! |
Anonymous |
It had a great sound. |
Anonymous from Australia |
I loved the unique sound, it just felt australian. |
Anita Kate Caruso from Australia |
I was only in primary school and it was used to teach us about Aboriginal culture, I went home that night and unwrapped all my mums wrapping
paper to use the roll and practice, she wasn't impressed, not sure whether that was cos of the sound or the fact that I ruined her paper! |
Anthony Kyle from South Africa |
It struck me as being the most fundamental sound I had ever heard. One that touched my soul. |
Arjan Wagenmakers from Netherlands |
Mysterious instrument, that I really wantto learn to play. |
Arnaud Chamoret from France |
It's my favourite hobby I love didgeridoo |
Ayal March from Israel |
I was mezmorised by it!my thought was "wow!" :) |
Barry Wiltshire from United Kingdom |
Amazing instrument - thought it would be far to complicated for me to get a sound out of. |
Bas Piek from Netherlands |
Wauw this is it!!! welcome to earth... |
Benjamin Malvoisin from France |
I have found that the didj son was a magnificent sound which make you travel in Australia near from the aborigines. It is a fabulous instrument.
Consequently I have decided to learn play this instrument. Since, I am very happy. |
Anonymous |
Amazing |
Anonymous |
Funny looking |
Anonymous from USA |
Great it was in alaska. |
Brent Dickerson from Australia |
Amazed at how many different sounds and variations this instrument could achieve. Totally amazed. |
Brent Smith from USA |
I was absolutely blown away by the captivating sound of the instrument. |
Brett Young from Australia |
Interesting earthy sound. Impossible to separate from Australian mood. |
Brian Mckay from Canada |
It was a hauntingly beautiful sound |
Carlos Bricio from Spain |
It was weird. The enchanted, eerie sound, I couldn't imagine what was it. I loved it since the very first second I heard it. |
Carlos Sandoval from USA |
It stirred up a primal feeling in me. Ever since then I was hooked and had to find out all I could about this drone instrument. |
Charles Barlerin from France |
Wonderful sound, relaxing and travelling vibe |
Cheryl Sailor from USA |
It gave me images of the origin and core ofplants, people, animals, earth. |
Chris Hammond from USA |
Thought it sounded pretty spiritual, very eerie. |
Anonymous |
I just loved the beautiful sound it made, when I heard it being played. |
Christopher Steele from USA |
It's odd sounding, yet extremely cool... |
Chuck Winchell from USA |
The sound isn't what hooked me, it was the playing. The vibrations that resonate through the body cause quite a calming effect. My cat
still isn't impressed. |
Clifford Woodworth from United Kingdom |
Cool. What an amazing sound you can get from such a simple instrument! |
Anonymous from Australia |
I thought it really sounded great |
Anonymous from Switzerland |
I feel a kind of vibration deep inside relying to this noise. I have close my eyes and see the all Australia |
Daniela Cerati from Italy |
Deep energy |
Anonymous |
I thought it was a weird, mystical sound but I liked it! |
Danielle Molnar from Australia |
It relaxed me when I was stressed |
Anonymous |
I thought it was cool |
Anonymous |
Great |
Darlene Diamante-parisotti from USA |
Very Cool! Healing! |
Anonymous from USA |
It was an amazing experience not to be soon forgotten ! The master playing the didj was Ash Dargan and he was incredible. |
David Stringfellow from United Kingdom |
Weird. amazing, wonderful |
Anonymous |
It produces some of the most unique musical sounds that I have ever heard. |
Anonymous from United Kingdom |
I was blown away by the sound! It was at a friends leaving party, he played his didj with a friend and the party stood in awe of them. |
Dinè (navajo) Van Wyk from South Africa |
The first time I heard a didge I could feel my heart vibrating. It was as if the sound flooded through my body. |
Anonymous |
I was sitting for an initial healing session, and I loved it |
Anonymous from United Kingdom |
Thought that it was an amazing instrument and never thought that one day I could play it myself. I get goose bumps just hearing the sound
of a didgeridoo. |
Anonymous from Switzerland |
I play several instruments, but when I first "met" the didj, I knew that it was going to be my soul expression!...and know we
are "best friends"! |
Fábio Jose Da Costa from Brazil |
At first time that I heard that incredible sound I felt my soul flick and some inner me did happen... |
Flemming Schuldt from Denmark |
I remember thinking "What an amazing sound, wonders what instrument that might be?" |
Garry Horsnell from United Kingdom |
Awe inspiring fascination. |
Gil Schluter from USA |
I wanted one ... |
Gonzo Gregori from Spain |
I felt impressed about how deep the sound hit me |
Gordon Holoiday from Canada |
I have one |
Anonymous from Germany |
I was a little overwhelmed by choice. Especially compared to other online dealers |
Anonymous from United Kingdom |
I loved the haunting continuous drone sound - like the bagpipe drones here in Scotland! |
Anonymous |
I thought it was cool |
Isabelle Boussion from France |
I was in love!!!! |
Jackie Newlove from United Kingdom |
The first time I heard the didge it gave me a wonderful feeling,a vibration that seemed to touch my soul |
Anonymous |
Eerie |
Anonymous from USA |
I thought it was "cool" |
James Macleod from Australia |
Dramatic background to vocal music |
James Walsh from USA |
It was April 16th 2004 at a Drum Circle Gathering. I was literally blown away by the sounds they created. I stood there with chills going
up and down my spine as the performers played. |
Anonymous from United Kingdom |
I thought the didj had so much soul and authenticity, I like the fact the didj Is not machine made like the guitar or drums, the idea
of a naturally hollowed out tree really appealed to me |
Jamie Vallance from Canada |
I fell in love with the haunting sound |
Jan Petersen from USA |
Beautiful inside and out! |
Anonymous |
Wonderful - I just wish I could play mine |
Anonymous from Australia |
The sound was mesmerising, after hearing the didj I decided that I wanted to try it and now I'm hooked. |
Anonymous |
Very difficult but I can't stop |
Jen Creasman from USA |
New to me very interested to experience it |
Jim Brennan from USA |
A very relaxing sound |
Johan Thaens from Belgium |
This I'm gonna be able myself! |
Anonymous |
Extremely different sound |
John Hopper from USA |
Great, meditative, spiritual |
John Nemes from USA |
I was amazed. Fell in love. |
Anonymous |
Stunning sound |
Jordi Parés from Spain |
I cannot believe what I was listening, incredible sound...I had a little trip |
José Nunes from Portugal |
When I'm playing I felt harmony with nature and when I hear someone I felt like meditation.. |
Josep Ma Rafart Ciuro from Spain |
Five years |
Anonymous from Australia |
What a cool instrument |
Anonymous from USA |
Awesome |
Anonymous |
I thought it sounded beautiful. I learned how to playit and just felt so relaxed |
Anonymous |
Very easy to read,quick to load. |
Kristian Pete from Yugoslavia |
Realy ok. I love it. |
Kristoffer Jahren from Norway |
Wow! the sound has a calming effect and really makes you relax and gives you a nice break from everyday life |
Larraine Gabey from Australia |
I thought it was an instrument that was totally original and unique and one that could only be identified with the Australian Aborigine.
To me this means that it really stands out from other instruments in the band and one that Aboriginal people can feel proud of. |
Laura Lowe from USA |
Its beautiful |
Anonymous |
Simply awesome |
Anonymous |
What a different sound it made and how unusual it was. |
Anonymous from Australia |
I loved its deep, captivating sound. |
Lynn Mutschler from USA |
I thought "how lovely". I felt a physical thrillvery deep inside of me. |
Anonymous |
At first I was surprised by the song, and I think it's a very interesting instrument to contact with "us another reality" |
Martin Gibbons from United Kingdom |
Exciting |
Anonymous from USA |
I was amazed at its unique sound |
Matthieu Leroux from France |
It's powerful sound, I was amazed about this sound |
Anonymous from USA |
That it's sound was haunting and spiritual. |
Michael D. from USA |
I though the didj was a weird musical instrument. Plus once I played the first note I was hooked on it and still am. |
Michael Wielart from Australia |
A sound that felt both calming and energising |
Mike Hill from USA |
Awesome/very emotionalnice clean soundspiritual |
Miroslav Hrenek from Croatia/hrvatska |
It was strange to play such instrument like a didgee.. |
Anonymous from USA |
Interesting |
Anonymous |
My whole body vibrated, it didn't went out of my mind and feelings anymore. |
Monique Terry from Australia |
I loved it - it's such a beautiful, haunting sound. The tones make me think of nature and the aboriginal people, their rich culture and
fascinating dreamtime stories relating to life and our country. |
Anonymous from Australia |
Amazing and relaxing qualities and the energy |
Anonymous |
It's good, very good |
Otto Kapitany from Hungary |
I feel, I have to learn play. |
Pedro Vazquez from Venezuela |
Complete relax , I was absorbed at that!!! |
Anonymous |
Awesome sound very heartfelt |
Peter Flecken from Netherlands |
I fell totally in love with the base-drone that went through my body |
Anonymous from USA |
I thought to myself, "This is something I must do!" |
Peyton Leung from Canada |
I thought it was a wonderful sound - unlike anything else I've ever heard. It sounded alive. |
Pierre Romang from Switzerland |
A strange feeling that takes you from the bottom of your body. |
Anonymous |
Magical |
Renato Oliveira from Portugal |
What a hypnotic sound?!! |
Anonymous |
I found the sounds and the appearance were amazing very interesting and wanted to learn as much about the instrument and its origins,
I couldn’t wait to try myself. |
Ron Clutterbuck from Australia |
I thought how awesome is a handmade instrument made from timber with a hole in it that can produce such incredible unique sounds |
Ronan Kieran from Germany |
Captivated by the earthiness of the sound |
Ryan Bishop from USA |
It was a moment of recollection of the coming, for I knew that somehow this instrument would change my life. |
Ryan Margheim from USA |
It was incredible |
Sam Field from Australia |
Strange and unique |
Anonymous |
Cool |
Sean Sheffield from United Kingdom |
Must...must learn how to play.. felt very deeply inspired |
Anonymous |
That didge is the greatest music to play with friends and it makes a really good feeling |
Anonymous from USA |
Thought it was magic, as I felt the rhythm in my soul |
Shannen Johnston from Australia |
Loved the magical sound of it |
Anonymous from USA |
Intrigued, as I'm interested in numerous unrefined and indigenous instruments. |
Anonymous from Australia |
I found the sound very thought provoking. |
Thierry Ropero from France |
I feel good this sound |
Tim Peak from USA |
A deep remembrance |
Timothy Dietrich from USA |
I felt very enthusiastic about playing the guy who showed me this form a music was in tuscan gem show |
Anonymous from Argentina |
The sound was incredible, it was very difficult to think that that sound comes practically from nature only |
Anonymous from Australia |
I was in primary school. Roy Stewart, a local Aborigine from Gerringong came to play his Didgeridoo for our class. He was great at playing.
He made animal noises and deep drones, it made me think of and made me want to part of the Australian bush. |
Wendell Garnett from USA |
It was the most amazing instrument that I have ever experienced |
Wendy Darcy from Australia |
I thought it would be easy to play, how I was wrong. |