Name and Country |
First Experience with a Didj |
Alan from United Kingdom |
Hit - straight to the chest then on to the soul |
Albert Swart from South Africa |
Loved it. Connected to the sound. |
Alen from Slovenia |
Amazing mystic sound! |
Anonymous from USA |
I thought it was one of the most different and original sounding instruments. the way they are played and the visual art that
they affect others is like no other instrument out there. the history of the didj is like no other instrument out there. |
Anonymous from United Kingdom |
I want to play it where does it come from |
Anonymous from USA |
Amazed at the sounds a single keyed instrument could play. |
Amanda from USA |
I completely fell in love the sound of it the way it's played and the personalization of each didj to its owner. |
Amy from USA |
Amazing artwork and history |
Amy from USA |
Weird but neat |
Andre Broussouloux from France |
I'm french excuse my english. it was a curious feeling I love ethnic music I can play africans rhythms and I sure of good
harmonies between djumbe and Didjeridoo. its sound make good vibrations in my mind and on my skin |
Anonymous from Australia |
Amazing sound. such a loud and obvious sound very distinct. |
Angel from USA |
Loved it... My body was vibrating... |
Ann from USA |
Strange compelling sound |
Anthony from USA |
It was different |
Anton from USA |
At first I thought it was some sort of animal or a someone contorting their voice box |
Arpad Toth from United Kingdom |
Amazed me .It was something I wanted to listen to for an unexplainable reason |
Aubrey Hamilton from USA |
The First time I ever heard a didgeridoo I decided to dedicate my my energy into learning the didgeridoo. It made me feel
like dancing. |
Bart from USA |
Interesting but not much variation in range and tone |
Ben from Canada |
I loved the sound and wanted to know what it was. |
Anonymous |
Primal and solid yet soothing and natural |
Ben from USA |
It would be sweet to own one. |
Benjamin di Bona from France |
Wahou |
Anonymous from Australia |
Weird sound |
Bob Frew from USA |
Primal and zen-like pure and honest |
Anonymous |
Very Australian sound |
Brent from USA |
The sound really touched me - not sure how/why since most musical instruments don't |
Anonymous from Australia |
Unbelievable |
Anonymous |
Interesting |
Carol Marcinkus from Australia |
I thought it was a beautiful haunting sound that made our Australian Aboriginals unique. |
Charlene from Canada |
Interested because of it's unique sound |
Charlie from USA |
Visceral sound One of a kind sound that is nothing like any other instrument. Gave me a sense of pre hysteria. MOVING. |
Anonymous |
I liked the sound and thought that it was a cool musical instrument |
Christine Messer from USA |
Pretty cool! |
Anonymous from Switzerland |
I would like to listen to a real one |
Cory from Canada |
I thought it was the most exotic and soothing sound I had ever heard but I didn't know what it was until I was older |
Anonymous |
It was hypnotizing and I wanted to hear more! |
Dan from USA |
It was definitely a unique instrument and I remember seeing how the sounds could be very meditative before I even knew they
were commonly used for that purpose. |
Anonymous from Sweden |
The same as many others . just loved the sound of it and the mystic |
Anonymous |
Very relaxing soothing spiritual and diverse sound. |
Dave from Netherlands |
Its was great.and relaxing for me because we are always in a hurry .when I play then I be calm and relax and think on nothing
and play with my feeling. |
Anonymous |
Relaxing |
David from Australia |
How do they do circular breathing |
David from USA |
I was only like 10 and I couldn't figure out where all those crazy noises were coming from (lol). I had no clue how simple
(yet complex) it was to make so many different sounds from a hollowed out log. Turns out its all from the player! |
Davig from USA |
Awesome sound...wanted to learn |
Anonymous |
Beautiful bass vibration |
Dianne from Australia |
As ancient as it's people |
Din from Malaysia |
Tribe and its come from my soul |
Dory from USA |
I loved it... |
Ed Bazely from United Kingdom |
Amazing sound |
Anonymous |
Awesome sound! |
Anonymous |
Well.. interesting sound... okay seen it. And now while I am in Australia for studying it got me :) |
Elaine Doucette from Canada |
Relaxing internally harmonizing experience. |
Eric from USA |
I wanted to learn to play it. The sound is so calming |
Flinn Donovan from Australia |
This is the sound of my life and people my heritage in musical vibration. |
Anonymous from USA |
Interesting sound it spoke to me |
Frank Schiavo from USA |
Like I had heard a whale song. It was soft yet very mournful and really almost holy in tone. |
Gene Dinkey from USA |
Loved the sound |
George Efstratiou from United Kingdom |
The sounds coming out was so unique and different I said to myself "wow that is unbelievable what is happening how do
they do it? |
Gerik from Switzerland |
Great sound |
Grant Wilkinson from USA |
Thought the sound was eerily haunting. |
Guy from Israel |
I bought my first didj on a whim having only heard it once before but never really seeing one. I was very excited to actually
make a sound and couldn't stop playing until I had to... needless to say my lips were pretty soar for the rest of the day :O) |
Gwendolyn from Netherlands |
Cool and special sound! |
Hamish from Australia |
I thought it just had a really cool sound |
Harm from Netherlands |
Wow that's what I want to learn too |
Helene Boucher from Canada |
Great sound vibration.. Awesome! |
Jake from USA |
I was amazed at how natural the sound was. It connected with me on a primordial level and I have loved the sound ever since. |
James from USA |
The sound was indescribable |
Janette from USA |
Its a haunting sound ..I think its fabulous.what fun my family could have with this instrument! id love to teach the grandchildren
how to play it!!! |
Jason Konopinski from USA |
I first heard the didj during a jam session with friends and the haunting evocative drone awakened something in me that I
have sought to feed since that first time. |
Jason from USA |
Thought they have a very unique sound |
Jeanette Malan from USA |
Not really sure |
Anonymous |
Unique sound very haunting |
Jesse from Japan |
I was amazed at how such a powerful sound could come from what seemed like nothing more than a hollow tube. I was 10 years
old! |
Jim from USA |
I wanted to learn to play |
João from Portugal |
I thought that it had a great sound something that sounds mysterious but gorgeous.. it was great... |
Anonymous |
Cool sound |
John from Australia |
Loved the sound and how it worked and how it was played intrigued me. |
John from Australia |
Captivating sound which when heard in northern Australia sounds so natural and blends with the land. |
Anonymous |
I can't honestly remember (I would have been about 8 years old) |
Anonymous from Australia |
I liked the sound and wanted to play it |
Anonymous |
Awestruck amazed! |
Jonas from France |
Méditation vibration incantatoire |
Jonathan from France |
La première fois que j'ai vu un didj j'ai été intrigué par la forme mais aussi par les sons produits
puis quand j'ai compris comment ça fonctionait j'ai tout de suite voulu en avoir un parce que j'ai été fascinner. |
Anonymous |
Great sound!! |
Julie Effertz from USA |
Beautiful haunting kind of sound |
Julien from South Africa |
Awesome! |
Katrin from Germany |
Surprising for first moment! amazing wonderful peaceful earth sound |
Krista from Canada |
At first I thought the sound was annoying; an acquired taste. |
Anonymous |
I was a kid - I can't remember. |
Anonymous from Australia |
I thought it was great!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
Larni Drew from Australia |
Emotional goose bumpy |
Leah Morgan from Canada |
I thought it was amazing and I felt totally drawn to it. Immediately I knew bring one into my life and learn to play it. |
Anonymous from Australia |
It has a great sound when played well. |
Lindsay from USA |
I thought that it was an amazing and yet simple instrument that makes very unique sounds |
Lothar from Germany |
Man made sounds of nature |
Luis Carlos Escobar from France |
I was felt an very strong spiritually sensation |
Lynn Darr from USA |
WOW |
Lynn from Australia |
Awesome |
M. Rick from USA |
Wonderful natural sound probably hard to play! |
Maggie from Australia |
Thrilled! |
Manas Chowdhary from India |
It's spiritual |
Marc Herring from USA |
I thought it was awesome. It resonates the tonality of the Universe |
Anonymous from Italy |
I felt that natural history may be narrated through it..powerful |
Anonymous |
Lonely .. |
Mario Alleyne from Canada |
Totally amazed at how awesome it sounded |
Mark Thatcher from United Kingdom |
It was moving and eerie |
Marvin from USA |
Was wondering what the sound was |
Mary Leahy from USA |
It's interesting looking and has a mystical hollow sound. |
Matt from United Kingdom |
I thought the sounds that were coming out of the instrument were unbelieveable.And it sounded fantastic and very satisfying
to hear.The art work and some of the stories behind them are also really interesting. |
Matt from Australia |
I think it is a magnificent instrument as I used to play Trombone. But I also find it very Therapeutic |
Anonymous |
I was intrigued |
Anonymous from Argentina |
Strange and beautiful |
Anonymous |
I felt that this is the instrument what I really need to play |
Meghan from USA |
I thought the sound was a treat to the ears So unique. |
Michael from Australia |
Really intriguing and unique sound |
Michal from Czech Republic |
Oh my god what's that for a fucking nice sound |
Anonymous from USA |
It was at a funeral; I thought it was the voice of sadness and loss. It was in the woods and seemed part of nature. |
Michelle from United Kingdom |
Earthy sounds soul touching vibration |
Anonymous |
Don't know |
Michelle from USA |
My roommate played. I liked when she played while I studied... it helped me concentrate. It sounded like OM chanting. |
Mike from USA |
I thought it had an amazing mystical sound |
Mj from USA |
Beyond my (former) current state... Worthy of interest (the Friend being solid and able to appreciate interesting quality).
BTW I just arranged to receive 2 didjes and one is meant to be a present to remember well the Friend who first introduced me
to didj. |
Murray from USA |
Felt like being in the womb of mother earth. |
Anonymous |
Healing soothing natural sound |
Nathan from Mexico |
That it was totally awesome and the sound was just beautiful and it opens your mind to like another world and it's very interesting
to know how to play cool and original instruments |
Nathaniel from USA |
My god I've got to learn to play this. |
Nicholas Arens from USA |
Amazed such a simple looking object could produce such a touching rich vibrous sound? |
Nick from USA |
The first time I remember hearing it was when I purchased my first didge. I had probably heard one played before then but
I don't remember. So the first notes I heard were ones I was playing. It was very exciting. |
Nick from Canada |
I was blown away. I thought it was amazing how the sound never stopped |
Nick from New Zealand |
Made my spine tingle |
Nicolas from Chile |
I felt very impressed by the sound that it could make and the vibrations that could be used to heal and remember. I thought
I had to get one and do research about it right away and that's what I did. |
Norman Quednau from Germany |
Astonishing and haunting sound! |
Olaf from Netherlands |
Very particular sound. You can 'feel' the sound. |
Anonymous |
Peaceful -strange |
Anonymous |
Instantly felt that this was something I had somehow been looking for for a long time |
Anonymous |
Very spiritual sounds |
Anonymous from Argentina |
It's a special sound for meditation |
Anonymous |
Loved the sound |
Paolo from Italy |
Cool |
Patrick from France |
Strange sound |
Paul from Australia |
I felt a calmness and peace even at such a young age and it was like nothing else I'd ever heard before. I now feel as I play
a relationship with Mother Earth. |
Paul Jose from USA |
What cool noises they made and how soothing they were |
Paul from USA |
Couldn't believe it wasn't electronically produced |
Anonymous from Australia |
Brilliant earthy and spiritually significant sound |
Paul from United Kingdom |
Mesmerising |
Anonymous from Portugal |
A weird sound but very involving! |
Peter Pollinger from Austria |
A somewhat mystical sound imperfect because at that time didges in europe where of rather poor quality - nevertheless I was
immediately hypnotised |
Anonymous |
A really interesting instrument that I have to learn |
Anonymous from USA |
I thought it sounded strange but really cool. |
Rebecca Edwards from USA |
That it was an awesome instrument. |
Anonymous |
Yes |
Rick from USA |
Wonderful earthy sound |
Robin from USA |
Thought it was a unique sound. |
Rodney Welsch from USA |
Cool sound |
Anonymous |
Loved it! |
Russell Chappell from USA |
It was a very inspiring sound. |
Sam from USA |
My word! I want one! |
Santiago from USA |
It sounded spiritual |
Sarah from Australia |
Found it very moving and haunting in an eerie way |
Saskia from Germany |
I thought it was very odd |
Sean Gill from United Kingdom |
Wicked sound. Very deep and earthy. Very tribal |
Sean from USA |
That like yoga pranayama dance or drumming it was a key to the divine a method of creating sacred spaces interpenetrating
the mundane realm |
Anonymous from USA |
I loved the drone-like sound. |
Anonymous from Ireland |
Absolutely amazing my friends have an instrumental/melodic band and they recorded some b-sides with a friend of theirs who
plays the didgeridoo wanted to get one ever since only being a student funds aren't the greatest. |
Sharon from Australia |
Haunting and soulful. The player and the didgeridoo were at one and all embraced with nature. |
Anonymous from Canada |
It sounded cool |
Sjuul from Netherlands |
I like to play such an instrument |
Steele from Canada |
I was so impressed with the creation of the sound from the Aboriginal culture and the circular breathing techniques they used. |
Stephen from Australia |
Can't really remember any details |
Sterling Green from USA |
I thought it was a synthesizer. I felt it was a really cool sound. |
Stuart Fairbairns from United Kingdom |
Awesome incredible - want one!! |
Stuart from United Kingdom |
I was just amazed by the sounds being created. I remember thinking that it must be a very difficult instrument to play - but
I was hugely impressed and inspired. |
Anonymous from Japan |
Like mantra |
Anonymous from Canada |
I liked it!!! |
Thadeus Frazier-reed from USA |
I wanted one from the time I knew about it. |
Thiago Bolivar from Brazil |
An amazing mysterious sound; I had no idea what it was until some day the name 'didgeridoo' came to me. |
Thomas from USA |
Unreal amazing sound |
Anonymous from Portugal |
WOW...what a great sound! I just got sort of entranced by the rhythmic patterns and the harmonics that I felt going through
my body. |
Tom from USA |
Other worldly connectiveness |
Tom from USA |
What the heck is that noise? What would make such a noise? I really like the sound of that noise! |
Tomi Salamon from Slovenia |
It just impressed me. |
Anonymous |
Very cool |
Wade from Australia |
The first time I was too young to really feel anything but when I started actually properly listening to the didgeridoo I
found it amazing how a piece of simple wood could create such mysterious sounds. |
Anonymous |
It reminds me a bit like the voice of a stag; I like it's warm softly tone. |
Walter Small from USA |
I didn't know what the instrument was called for many years.But the very first time I heard one I just loved that sound. |
Washington from Brazil |
I loved |
Willaim from USA |
Unique and wonderful |
Yaron from Israel |
That it is sooo great bloody awesome! |
Anonymous from USA |
Haunting and beautiful |
Yvonne Flood from Australia |
I loved the sound and the spiritual feeling when I heard it. |
Zac from USA |
It really took hold of me. The rhythmic sounds reminded me of nature and put me into a half-daze. |
