Name and Country |
First Experience with a Didj |
Anonymous |
Mesmorized.....drawn back and just had to watch for awhile....the guy played for over 3 hours! |
Anonymous |
It was a unique sound. I'd never heard anything like it. It was very primal, and made we feel like I've never felt before. |
Anonymous |
Nothing |
Aldo Lauricella from Italy |
When I have hear a didgeridoo aborigines song for my first time ...it has been love at first listen |
Anonymous |
I'll love the sound of the did and I would like so much learn how to play this instrument |
Amine Benbrahim Ansari from Morocco |
It's a very interesting instrument which provided me a very nice feeling |
Anonymous |
Neat! |
Anders Winlund from Norway |
My first didj was a PVC pipe on which I learned circular breathing. A couple of months later I bought a cheap wooden didj from Bali, and
then I was sold. It was MY instrument! I felt in love and that feeling has never changed :-D |
Andrew Sloane from Australia |
I was amazed, I had heard tiny bits when I was young, but I heard one of my brother's mates play. it was amazing, he's still learning,
but what he could do was great. It was such a deep, and pure sound, from then I just knew I wanted to know how to play!! |
Andy Ley from Luxembourg |
Wow |
Anonymous from USA |
Blew me away-knew right away it was a healing instrument-PLUS-love the "celestial farts" :) |
Anonymous from USA |
I loved the sound |
Arpad Toth from Hungary |
Its unique,its hard to play ,and must feel good to play. Makes an atmosphere that's deep inside...original... |
Anonymous |
Interesting, relaxing |
Anonymous from Germany |
I was inspired by the warm and dark ancient sound. The first time in my life I really wanted to learn an instrument. Today playing didge
is an important part of my life. |
Bjarne Holck Pedersen from Belgium |
Is was hook right away! The sound was drawing me into my imagination and I felt that I was in the wilderness. The sound had an hypnotizing
and meditation sound. I actually started to try making the sound with my mouth and voice, so my family was going mad! :o) |
Brett Lyons from USA |
Oozing vibration across particular points on my body :) |
Anonymous from USA |
It was intriguing, I wanted to know more about it and how it was made. |
Bruce Moreton from USA |
I am a musician (string bass, piano, banjo) and thought the didj was one of the coolest instruments I had ever heard. |
Anonymous from USA |
I love the droning sound and the beautiful hand carvings. |
Anonymous from France |
J'apprend juste à en jouer et vraiment j'aimerais devenir une as du didjé |
Anonymous |
Very unique but erie sound. |
Charles Quick from USA |
It was like one of those instruments that really could be used in all kinds of music. anything from rock to country. even a little pop.
it also felt really powerful and I knew I had to play it. a few years later I got my first didge and I got a good start on playing it |
Anonymous from USA |
Awesome sound, often trancelike. I found myself walking backwards just so that I could keep listening for the remainder of the |
Anonymous from USA |
It was a crazy, unexplainable sound. I was confused and excited |
Chris Szymberski from USA |
It vibrated my whole being from skin to soul. It has a wonderful sound that seems to pull energy to it. I thought it was amazing how much
variation of sound and tone could be gotten from such a simple instrument. |
Christopher Lalime from Vanuatu |
Must be Feedback in the speakers . . .woops, wow that is sweet |
Anonymous |
I loved it and wanted to learn how to play. I like its full rich sounds. |
Anonymous |
DIDGERIDOO!!!!! |
Anonymous from Australia |
I thought Wow!. I felt a resonating vibration that gave me a sense of strength. It might sound corny but I find the earthy sounds ground
me, leaving me with a feeling of wholeness. |
Dave Burlingame from USA |
Primal ... emotional |
Anonymous |
That's great |
David Shriver from USA |
I loved it! |
Anonymous |
Exotic sound |
Anonymous |
Nice looking, hard to work |
Debra Hocking from Australia |
It's magical,mystical sound. It was a great experience. |
Anonymous |
Very original sound...ancient but futuristic |
Diane Davie from Australia |
I thought the sound of the didj was really great, it had a voice all of it's own |
Don Rich from USA |
It was great, and I was enraptured by the sound |
Donat Callens from Belgium |
It intrigued me how such a simple tube could generate such rich sounds |
Douglas Burson from USA |
When I heard it being played it sent shivers up my spine and I was mesmerized! |
Anonymous from Finland |
Funny |
Anonymous |
It make me feel peace un relax |
Emile Coevering from Netherlands |
That is had a pretty weird but cool sound. |
Anonymous |
Wow!!! What for an amazing and great sound! I've got a goose-skin. |
Eric Guiry from Canada |
It was interesting, intimidating and exciting. Describable only as captivating. |
Anonymous |
Amazing, heard it at a jam session together with other instruments. Been to concerts after that. |
Anonymous |
Very unusual but pleasing sound |
Anonymous from France |
What a great instrument it was the greatest sound I've never heard |
Anonymous from Australia |
I thought it was amazing |
Francesco Bova from Italy |
I was attract to the unusual sound of the instrument |
Anonymous from Australia |
FANTASTIC SOUND |
Gray Connolly from Australia |
Unique |
Gregg Sherburn from USA |
Curiosity, a very eerie, powerful sound |
Guenter Eichinger from Austria |
I was very inspirited |
Anonymous from France |
What a great sound! I want to know where it comes from!!! |
Anonymous |
This is pure nature!!! |
Anonymous from USA |
What a beautiful instrument it was |
James Harding from USA |
Wow...what a haunting sound! |
Anonymous |
I thought it was a strange sounding instrument and that's what got me interested. and then when I got my first one (a 30 dollar plastic
didj) I was hooked on its relaxation and spiritual aspects of playing one. |
Anonymous |
It rocked my world. I had the same sensation when I see the woman I like. |
Jeff Bottjer from USA |
I thought it was WAY COOL and wanted to learn to play! |
Jeff Brandow from USA |
Wow! what was that sound? I've got to find out what makes that sound,where do I get one and how do I play it ! |
Anonymous |
Awesome |
Jeffrey Pittman from USA |
It was the craziest thing I'd ever heard and I absolutely fell in love with it. |
Anonymous from Canada |
The first time I ever heard a didj I was in awe as it has such a natural earthy tone that just resonates to your soul. |
Anonymous |
Wow, what an awesome sound! I've got to find out what instrument makes that! |
Jérémie Terral from France |
A famous statement in sound and tradition. |
Anonymous |
It's an amazingly uplifting instrument, producing a hauntingly spiritual sound, but can also take you into the depths of yourself. Centres
you. I was hooked first time. |
Jim Allan from Canada |
A very cool sound when played in a group of other "normal" instruments. |
Jodi Okeefe from Australia |
Cultural and different |
Joe Pino from USA |
?? What's that weird low sound!??? |
Joe Quick from USA |
I thought it was relaxing and something I would be interested in |
Joe Shaddalack from United Kingdom |
"What a cool sound" |
Anonymous |
Wonderful sound |
Joshua Snodgrass from USA |
I gotta get one of those |
Katie Boney from Australia |
Natural |
Anonymous |
Is heel pelazant |
Anonymous |
Entusiasmuss |
Kurt Kurt Bendl from USA |
It might not have been the first time I heard a didge, but definitely the first time I felt it: subtle, powerful, calling from vast distances
of time across horizons yet unimagined. |
Kyla Houchens from USA |
A very interesting sound and numerous possibilities for application. |
Kyle Stoner from USA |
Primordial sound...etherical...melodic yet surprisingly physical noise! |
Lachlan Macpherson from Australia |
Very Comprehensive |
Lars Ley from Luxembourg |
I must play this instrument for myself |
Lennard Carter from United Kingdom |
Fantastic, interesting instrument |
Anonymous from Canada |
WOW, I really want one |
Anonymous from Australia |
Makes very beautiful sounds |
Anonymous |
What a cool sound. |
Ludo Jouin from France |
Great! |
Marc Van Den Berg from New Caledonia |
I can feel the sound deep in my hart |
Marijo Plavac from Germany |
Great,this is my instrument. |
Anonymous |
Wondering what it was all about |
Matthew Foster from USA |
What an interesting sound. It sounded so mysterious and unique to my hears. Much like the first time hearing a Sitar. |
Michael Pierce from USA |
Amazing sounds, its like your soul is talking to you |
Anonymous from Australia |
I thought it was an interesting instrument and wanted to learn how to play. |
Anonymous from Brazil |
Oh f... how do I play this thing?? I want one dad!! :D |
Anonymous from USA |
The sound was mesmerizing |
Monica Coffey from USA |
I loved the deep sound and wanted to hear more. It was used by a musician in a funk band. I have since listened to it during yoga class
sometimes. |
Myrna Arnault from Canada |
Wow I just loved it ! |
Anonymous from USA |
I was dumbfounded by that otherworldly drone. |
Anonymous |
I didn't know anything about it. Except my friend Archie plays it. |
Nik Van Extergem from Belgium |
That I really want to learn how to play it. And my teacher of the 6th form learnt me the basic,and I build on it. |
Patricia Briones from USA |
Amazed that that kind of sound could be made on that "funny" looking instrument. |
Paul Deuel from USA |
It was awesome, moving. |
Paul House from USA |
It was spiritually uplifting. |
Paul Sinapiades from USA |
I'd heard the Didgeridoo played on Discovery Channel documentaries, and found the sound of the instrument moving and quite intriguing.
At the Louisiana Renaissance Festival hearing one played in a live setting set me up for my first Didgeridoo purchase. I HAD TO HAVE ONE! |
Anonymous from Portugal |
I felt like I was dreaming, it was like: wow what a f... is this? |
Anonymous |
It was interesting! |
Rachel Brown from USA |
The sound was mesmerizing, almost otherworldly. The rhythm was primal and erotic. I've never heard anything like it. |
Rafael Acuna from USA |
I amazed at how natural and comforting the sound was. My favorite thing was how well it could replicate animal sounds. |
Raphael Godard from Belgium |
I WANT ONE! really it's fantastic I am "zen" and even if it's not a japanese instrument it's really zen. So I found it was really
quiet and I loved it |
Anonymous from Canada |
It had a cool, exotic sound - like a wind and string instrument in one |
Robbie Sinclair from Canada |
Different, genuine, absolutely fulfilling |
Anonymous from USA |
Magical |
Robin Dark from United Kingdom |
Wow sounded so earthy |
Ron Card from Canada |
I was immediately drawn to the sound, it was relaxing yet energizing at the same time. |
Russell Shorey from USA |
I thought it was weird. I was 10 at the time. |
Ryan Archer from USA |
It is a very haunting, but soulful sound. It is unlike any other sound that I have ever heard and for some reason draws me in. |
Ryan Brooks from USA |
Amazing sound! It struck my interest immediately. |
Sandra Staats from Netherlands |
Funny but intriguing sound |
Anonymous |
Wow, amazing instrument. I've got to have one. |
Anonymous |
I thought it had an interesting sound |
Sharon Galea from Australia |
Loved it |
Simon Clutterbuck from United Kingdom |
I thought it was a magical, haunting and ethereal sound that touched me on a soul level. |
Anonymous |
It made my heart jump |
Anonymous |
I thought it was a really cool sound. |
Stefan Fredin from Sweden |
I thought it was the coolest sound ever and I wanted to learn more about playing myself! |
Anonymous from United Kingdom |
Amazing sound and what a unique instrument |
Steve Weber from USA |
Incredible sound, earthy wonderful |
Anonymous |
Great! |
Anonymous |
It was so different and nice |
Anonymous |
Great sound |
Tim Meyer from USA |
I found the sound to be both hauntingly beautiful and pure and I wanted to hear more and find out what exactly was making that noise. |
Tim Smith from USA |
I heard it for the first time at a music festival, and I was captivated by the deep resonate sound of the didj. It made my insides feel
like they were pulsating to this amazing tone. It was awesome. I am sure I stood there listening with a look of awe on my face. Unfortunately
I had to leave shortly there after, giving me no time to ask and inquire about it. |
Anonymous |
Great |
Ulana Zahajkewycz from USA |
I thought it was the most beautiful thing I've ever heard. There was something so haunting and familiar about it. Maybe I had heard it
long before that. |
Anonymous |
No se |
Yain Eyzenga from Netherlands |
From the first time I heard a didge sound I was sold never left my mind since. |
