Name and Country |
First Experience with a Didj |
Aaron Foster from USA |
Layout needs work text color is a little hard on the eye buttons need to be easier to find :) you know I love you baby |
Anonymous from Canada |
Just loved the sound |
Adam from Australia |
Immediate overwhelming emotion is really the only way to put it |
Anonymous from Saudi Arabia |
Haunting Sound |
Alan from United Kingdom |
Heard the Didj being played during my first visit to Aus and was completely blown away by the incredible sound. It almost
sounded electric and I knew at that point I had to give it a try. I had one shipped from Cairns about six months ago and I have
been practicing ever since. |
Alan from Australia |
Racial issues |
Anonymous from Germany |
Quiet cool |
Anonymous from France |
I though it was great ! And the sound was so relaxing |
Allan from Gibraltar |
Fell in love with the sound it seemed like something magical |
Anonymous from Norway |
I was amazed and awed by its deep resonance and the continuous monotonous while at the same time varied and "true" sound.
Its all about the player and his/her connection with instrument and himself/herself. |
Andrew Barnett from United Kingdom |
I thought it was the most amazing spiritual sound |
Andrew Caron from USA |
The majestic spiritual sound of its captivating essence |
Andrew Laird from USA |
Nothing less than a spiritual almost religious experience. Seemed as though the rhythm of the droning grabbed hold of something
from deep inside me. |
Andy from USA |
AMAZING!!! I really was blown away by the sound and overall presence that a didgeridoo out in a place. |
Annie Hart from Australia |
It is the sound of the infinite nature of The Dreaming. It is the song that travels the other way - from us back to the Spirits
of the Dreaming. It serenades the Spirits who are sleeping and as it does it soothes the souls of we children who are awake. |
Anonymous from Cyprus |
I was amazed. I knew it swits my and I had to learn how to play. |
Anonymous from France |
Sound of didj is very pure it takes you on the highest cloud to see the beauty of our world. |
Benjamin from Belgium |
I was at a folkfestival where all of the sudden a man came on stage and just started playing his didge. it struck me like
lightning at that moment I felt one with earth.. |
Anonymous |
Mesmerized curious and wanted to play one. |
Bobby Strickland from USA |
I thought it was an amazing sound that vibrated through my soul........I love authentic natural sounds from wood The didgeridoo
has a personality and spirit all its own.......no two are alike |
Brad from USA |
Amazed by the depth of the sound |
Anonymous |
Awestruck. |
Bryan from United Kingdom |
Amazing very peaceful and very special |
Calvin from USA |
Awesome |
Anonymous from USA |
I thought it was one of the coolest things id ever seen and wanted to learn to play right away! |
Carlos from Spain |
UauuuH!and relax in the mind!!! |
Carrie from USA |
Wonder very unique and entrancing sound |
Chris Quin from United Kingdom |
Always been fascinated |
Chris from United Kingdom |
Wicked beautiful sound. A joy to the ears. |
Chuck from USA |
I felt the listening experience to be very relaxing and exciting at the same time. I had no idea there was even an instrument
out there like this. I just happened to run across a person at a festival of crafts who was demonstrating it. I knew I wanted
to start playing one right away. I have a plastic learner and I want to move up to a better sound quality and am shopping around
at this time. |
Chuck from USA |
My heart throbbed like a didj --- the sound called me home inside before I knew what it was. It woke me up all the way up. |
Craig from USA |
COOOOOL! |
Crawford Rhodes from USA |
Spiritual |
Cyprian from Poland |
It's very mystical at first I could not understand it |
Damien from Belgium |
It's a fantastic instrument but I think it's difficult |
Damien Turner from Australia |
It was good |
Dan from USA |
Very unusual sound liked it very first time I ever heard it and wanted to learn about it. |
Anonymous from Australia |
I thought that it was a fantastic use of wood making such a musical instrument. The feeling of listening was tranquil it was
unusual at first but very appealing. |
Dave from USA |
Very nice sound and it made you feel good |
David Johnston from USA |
Haunting. Unlike anything I ever heard. Sent chills up the spine. Did not know what it was as it was background music on the
movie. |
David from USA |
Haunting sound relaxing and produced a oneness with nature |
Dean Wolfe from USA |
The sound gave me a familiar feeling that was as though I used to play this instrument in a past life! |
Anonymous from Australia |
The sound is haunting..and becomes part of the earth |
Derek Hillman from Australia |
I have always loved the sounds of the didj |
Anonymous |
Awed and completely hooked internally |
Dirk from Germany |
Fantastic Sound... and Inspiration for Nature .. Earth .. |
Dominic from USA |
I fell in love with its sound and the way it looked. |
Donald Roberts from USA |
Really a cool sound very unusual and primal |
Edward Gardner from USA |
Loved the sound |
Anonymous from Finland |
I thought that it had unique sound |
Anonymous from Canada |
What is making that sound? |
Anonymous from Australia |
I couldn't believe how beautiful the sound was... and how talented he player was. |
Emily from USA |
It had such an amazing and unique sound and looked like fun to play so I had to get one |
Ender from Germany |
Wonderful! |
Anonymous from USA |
Fascinating sound. Interesting history. Enjoy listening to various chords and sounds made thru it |
Erica Milford from USA |
I wasn't sure what it was called I was watching the rescuers down under (walt disney) when I was so young I had no idea what
it was until about 5th grade when I was beginning to learn about people around the world that interested me. I built one in 7th
grade not knowing how to play it I placed it in my closet. Until one day in 9th grade I was walking downtown and I saw a man
walking and I asked him how to play and he got me started never knew his name or profession history or future but will remember
him always. I have now participated in talent shows and used to take my didge to school every other day in 12th grade college
seems trying though. |
Etienne from France |
Crazy !! in french "stupéfiant intriguant énergisant" |
Fırat Güner from Turkey |
I was spelled from the original and intimate sound. I think Didj has a lot of feelings in its sound more of the nature than
mankind. Just as electronic music is the common sound for mankind in the world didj is the common sound for nature ... |
Fábio Gomes from Portugal |
LOVE love love. |
Fadi Khawand from Lebanon |
First I felt the vibes moving threw my hole body I couldn't imagine it really at the beginning when I heard it on the tv in
2000.I directly asked him if he can teach me he knew a friend of mine. I have a background in drums so I thought catching the
tempo on an instrument like that isn't hard. so he got me a bamboo didge and started teaching me. I fell in love with that instrument
so much. I got the sound right in the first 3 days and started circular breathing in the next week. I kept on practicing 7 hours
daily for a minimum for I'm a free lancer in my job.now I consider myself a really good player and that's what many foreigners
that are hearing are telling.and I discovered somehow a new type of drive that's near to oriental.now I'm still playing with
the same bamboo didge with a band that I formed.we are a didge 2 jembes 1 bongos a sax. and an oriental flute called (nay). now
I'm really thinking of making a cd and I'd be really happy to make it with a real concert type aboriginal didge. thank u |
Anonymous from France |
Weird sound / wondering how it was produced |
Françoise Galopin from France |
As a sound coming from" a long time ago" as a first language. |
Fred from Canada |
Powerful and organic |
Anonymous |
Wow :) |
Gareth from New Zealand |
Cool sound. Made me want to learn how to play it and learn more about the Aboriginal people & culture |
Garry Collins from Canada |
I was in Nanaimo B.C walking along the water front when I first heard it. My father thought he has lost me-yet I had ran towards
the luring sound. I was absolutely astonished. It was like my ears were singing to myself. |
Gary Gex from USA |
Frankly I do not remember the details at this point as I was between 8 and 12 or so. |
Geoff Aitken from United Kingdom |
An incredible sound been fascinated ever since |
Gilles Bergé from France |
Hard to Learn Beautiful to listen a nice trance instrument... |
Anonymous |
Wow |
Håkan from Sweden |
I thought it was a really cool instrument! |
Anonymous from Chile |
I was travelling new stuff- amazing |
Anonymous |
I did not think about anything the sound was hypnotic. |
Anonymous from Canada |
Loved it! |
Anonymous from USA |
Very cool. Relaxing. |
Jacqueline from Australia |
I was 7 very interested. |
James from United Kingdom |
Thought it sounded exciting and wanted to know how it made it's sound. |
Anonymous from USA |
Good |
Anonymous |
Like construction noise |
Janine from Australia |
Loved it |
Anonymous |
I thought it was a very unique and interesting instrument. |
Jean-François from France |
Didj have very good sound |
Anonymous from USA |
Haunting but soothing sound |
Jhon Discala from Monaco |
It was good and I like to do it with friend the first time I do the good sound and now I am very good. |
Jim from USA |
Fantastic on my wife's and my only Australian Holiday in 1999 |
Jim from USA |
WOOOWWWWWWWWWWWW!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
Joe Paller from Canada |
Beautiful haunting sound. |
Joel Van Der Meulen from Australia |
I was pretty young at the time but I can remember being fascinated... I remember going straight home pulling the tube of my
mothers vacuum cleaner and trying to get the same sound. |
John Brandt from Australia |
Sounds amazing |
John from USA |
I felt knocked out of my body by the elemental force the instrument. |
Anonymous |
A very unique mesmerizing sound. |
John from Netherlands |
What an awesome sound. As the breath of the earth. |
John from France |
Very deep sound |
Anonymous |
I thought it sounded earthy. |
José from Portugal |
The didgeridoo is mostly a instrument of a ancient tribal trance form. It's simply one very special instrument. When played
properly it can take you on a journey to the very soul of one's self. |
Anonymous |
What an entrancing instrument. |
Joshua Ratcliffe from United Kingdom |
I was amazed! I just couldn't understand how such strange and mesmerizing sounds could come out of what looked to me then
like a long stick! |
Juan Carlos Scheffler Mendoza from Mexico |
That it's an instrument that connects you with the nature that joins with the first habitants of the Earth |
Anonymous |
Sounded australian |
Julien from France |
Very difficult to play (circular breath) |
Anonymous from Canada |
This is simple and cool |
Anonymous |
Wow how intense it feels like it goes right through me |
Kathleen from Canada |
Fascinating that a deep rich sound could come from a tree branch |
Kathryn Lubahn from USA |
I felt my spine begin to sing and I felt love for the earth. Time became quiet and eternal |
Kellie from USA |
Wow...beautiful! |
Kelly McColl from Canada |
Relaxing mind expanding tranquility. |
Kelvin from United Kingdom |
Interesting resonance |
Ken from USA |
He sound is captivating and interesting. You don't want it to stop. |
Kevin from United Kingdom |
Loved the sound unlike any other instrument. I thought it was relaxing and as if from out of this world. |
Koen Van De Linde from Netherlands |
I was excited to hear something so unique and so down to earth. |
Anonymous from Canada |
Unique sound very calming |
Anonymous from USA |
Outstanding sound coming from a simple piece of hollow wood. |
Lars De Wildt from Netherlands |
I admired it's alien-like sounds and deep drone. It generally sounds like no other instrument and shows a surprising amount
of variety. |
Lea Nixon from United Kingdom |
The most amazing sound it vibrated the whole room and touched the inside of my body. |
Lindsay White from USA |
It was amazing |
Anonymous |
Very moving sound earthy deep and sonorous |
Lyn from Australia |
Awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
Lynda from USA |
Nothing comes to mind |
Anonymous from United Kingdom |
A mysterious sound that made me transfixed to the music and gave a most wonderful mellow feeling deep inside. It was absolute
magic. |
Anonymous from Canada |
Relaxing sound |
Marco from Italy |
It's a medicine for the soul |
Marco from Portugal |
I love that sound it makes you feel very nice hearing that and with some drums we can create a awesome rhythm good to hearing
to all kind of people |
Anonymous from USA |
I saw a performance in San Francisco by the band Midnight Oil and they had two guests from Australia play two very long didgeridoos! |
Anonymous from USA |
It sounded like there was something hidden just out of reach...something that I wanted to find. |
Mark Hickinbotham from USA |
It was almost mesmerizing but still entertaining. It felt powerful and relaxing simulaneously...very cool sound. |
Mark Simcox from United Kingdom |
Fantastic sound - How do they do that with a hollow tube |
Anonymous |
That it makes a cool great sound which is singular beauty in the world of music |
Martin Antonio from Chile |
Gana de poder tocar como david hudson tranquilidad concentracion |
Anonymous |
As if I suspended in outer space! |
Mary from USA |
Incredible sounds |
Anonymous from USA |
Wow. It was an amazing sound coming out of such a simple instrument with a diverse background |
Anonymous |
It was such a unique sound that it almost seemed impossible. How on earth did that tone come out of a stick? |
Matthew Lillie from Australia |
It was amazing and had a beautiful tone |
Anonymous |
It was probably on skippy when I was a young kid and it was one of the numerous mysteries to be discovered thru out life |
Michael from Australia |
I loved the sound of the didge. I found it relaxing and the sounds reminded me of home (on the farm) with the different sounds
of wildlife that was played. |
Michael Morse from USA |
It sounded really amazing the sound projected made me feel calm |
Anonymous |
Is something really weird |
Anonymous |
Great sound |
Mikołaj from Poland |
I found it rather strange. |
Nate from USA |
Sounded awesome! |
Nathan from Australia |
That they make an excellent sound that goes wright threw you. |
Anonymous |
Wow. the sound was unbelievable. I often get chills |
Nick Sirianno from USA |
Amazing instrument with culture behind it |
Paolo Stefani from Italy |
It's a sound that has an intimate connection with the nature the earth the life. It's calm peaceful but very strong at the
same time. |
Pascal Volkmer from Germany |
Awesome sound I mostly liked the natural sounds because I could easily relax by listening the didge-sound |
Patric Wilhelmsson from Sweden |
An awesome sound very impressed that people could get "a wooden stick" to sound like that. |
Pattie from USA |
It altered reality |
Paul Faddy from United Kingdom |
It sounded ancient like travelling back it time. The sound is earthy deep powerful and emotional. |
Pedro from Portugal |
Wonderful! I've to buy one! |
Peter from USA |
What IS that instrument!! I've got to try to play one!! |
Pierre-olivier Lamontagne from Canada |
Got my curiosity and I wanted to hear more and more...feeling the most inspiring possibilities of visions and realisation |
Anonymous |
LOVE IT'S SOUND |
Predrag from Yugoslavia |
I'd think that it is very interesting instrument |
Anonymous |
Very beautiful sound connecting to the earth |
Randy Scheiner from USA |
Nobody could play it real well at the time I first heard it; but when anyone managed to make the drone I would listen and
stare stricken with awe. |
Regis Van Hee from France |
It was just a guy alone playing in a street. I was like What's the hell!!! that' a amazing and the story began... |
Ricardo from Portugal |
I had thought I need to learn how to play that!! |
Rob from Australia |
It was a long time ago I remember thinking How on earth is this guy gonna blow that thing without taking a breath. |
Rob Bradfield from United Kingdom |
Awesome- where could I get one! |
Anonymous |
Great unique sounding instrument. Very traditional. |
Robert from USA |
I loved the sound and energy and profound connection to the aboriginal culture. |
Anonymous |
Yes |
Rocky from USA |
Very interesting |
Roel Adriaensens from Belgium |
I was sold at once! I immediately bought a few cd's tickets for a transmission concert and a plastic didge |
Rohan from Australia |
Overpowering... |
Ryan Sanders from Thailand |
Interested but forgot about it |
Anonymous from Australia |
I felt it had a sound that was the closest to being how the earth resonated. I felt absolutely still. |
Sam from Australia |
I was only young when I first heard the mellow haunting sound of a didgeridoo. The sound it produces commands the attention
of anyone within earshot. I have always thought it would be amazing to play the didgeridoo and so now I am learning. |
Anonymous |
Loved the unusual sound and vibration |
Scott Hazen from USA |
COSMIC TRANSCENDANCE WITH THE HARMONIC VIBRATIONS. A CONNECTION WITH PAST LIVES. |
Anonymous from Canada |
It was absolutely fabulous |
Sergio from Spain |
I like it it is very funny I would like learning to play it |
Shachindra Dass from Finland |
It was a very soothing experience. I immediately got connected to the instrument and decided to learn how to play it some
day. |
Shahar Or from Israel |
When I first heard it I was just starting to learn the drum set and wasn't very open or aware to music. I remember being surprised
nonetheless by it's impressing sound. |
Anonymous |
Very grounding yet opening |
Shayne Dahl from Canada |
My first childhood experience with the didj was in grade one music class. I remember having a test where we had to identify
instruments. I distinctively remember the didgeridoo being an instrument on that exam. |
Sheree Jones from Australia |
I thought it was the most mystical and spiritual sound of music that I have ever heard. |
Anonymous |
A felt good vibe diper inside myself |
Anonymous |
Intriguing |
Simon from United Kingdom |
Deep complex relaxing and haunting sound that literally made the hairs on the back of my neck stand on end. |
Simon from Germany |
Nothing |
Anonymous from United Kingdom |
A beautiful and truly spiritual sound giving a similar (but not the same) feeling as instruments such as the Uillean Pipes
of Ireland and Northumbrian Pipes of North East England. |
Anonymous |
Interesting instrument - fascinated by circular breathing |
Stephen Barton from United Kingdom |
Just wanted to play one fantastic sound |
Stephen from USA |
Awesome I must learn to play the didgeridoo!! |
Steve from USA |
Raised the hair on the back of my neck. . . felt like I was hearing sounds from another world |
Steve from New Zealand |
Great deep sound |
Steven from USA |
I remember thinking it was really neat as a child then more recently rediscovering the didge completely blew me away! I would
laugh with joy and quickly realized how this sound resonates with my being and brings such beautiful healing. |
Steven from USA |
I wondered how a person could get such sounds out of a stick. I was about 10 years old at the time. |
Anonymous |
Powerful and hypnotic very spiritual |
Taylor from USA |
I found the noises being made from what looked to be a simple tube amazing. I quickly borrowed my friends and learned to play. |
Teresa from USA |
They are very unique in appearance and sound. I enjoyed the deep mystic sound. The fact that each didgeridoo is different
makes it intriguing. |
Anonymous |
Wonderful mystical sound |
Tony from Australia |
I THOUGHT IT WAS AWESOME SOUND IT VIBRATED RIGHT THRU MY BODY |
Trish from Australia |
Being Australian I can't remember when I first learnt about or heard the didgeridoo. But I have always loved the sound as
it unique to my country and is part of such an ancient culture from whom we can learn so much. |
William Jenkins from USA |
Very nice |
William McMurtrie from Australia |
A most distinctive sound - like nothing I had ever heard before. |
William from France |
Un son magique et envoutant |
Wouter Bos from France |
This is the instrument that fit's me! |
Anonymous from Israel |
Awesome |
Zefanja Theijken from Netherlands |
Awesome instrument that I had to learn to play! |
