Name and Country |
What is the most common question people ask you about the didgeridoo? |
What do you answer? |
Anonymous |
How is the noise made? |
Vibrations from the throat |
Andrea Papaiz from Italy |
You make it vibrate? |
Yessss |
Andreas from Germany |
Please, can you stop this ennoying practicing. |
Fxxxx off! |
Andrew from USA |
Can you really play that thing? |
Better than I can spell it... |
Anne from New Zealand |
I don't own a didgeridoo but desperately want to win one for my dad in America. He plays an American Indian flute. |
Most people ask if they are hard to play. I guess they take some practice to learn how to play them. |
Anonymous from USA |
What the heck is that? |
Its an aboriginal instrument |
Bob from Australia |
Why |
Relaxation the end results continual learning. |
Boris from Slovenia |
What is this thing?!:) |
It's a bazooka that shoots a love vibration ammo |
Carlos Andres Muñoz Diaz from Chile |
¿De que procedencia es el instrumento? |
Este instrumento es de origen australiano de los aborígenes australiano y en América ay un instrumento parecido que es el kiote de procedencia azteca |
Catherine from USA |
Is it a real music instrument? |
Yes it is a real instrument. There are beats vibrations melody. It can be used to perform some tunes but it could be considered as a spiritual instrument. |
Anonymous from USA |
What exactly a didge is... |
...an ancient musical instrument forged by Nature and fashioned by native Aborigines. |
Anonymous |
Do you circular breathe... how do you do that |
Yes then I demonstrate it |
Chris from Australia |
Do you have one? |
Yes and I love it. |
Christian from Spain |
How can I play the didj |
First path to begin: flap your lips against each other and breath out; practice briefly without the didj' |
Anonymous from USA |
You play? |
Kinda - gonna pick it up and really learn it one of these days... |
Anonymous |
How do you breathe? |
It's tough but... |
Cody from USA |
What the fuck is it? |
An aboriginal instrument... basically a hollowed out piece of wood that you blow in. (then I make the sound) |
Cory from Canada |
What the hell is that? |
I tell them to purse their lips and blow into it and magic will happen!!! |
Daniel from Canada |
How does it work? Isn't it Didjeridu |
Similar to blowing in the plastic horns at used a lot at CFL games. |
David Robertson from Australia |
How do you play it |
Give them a demo (of my limited ability) |
David from Canada |
What is that? How does it work? Can I try? |
Well it's a Didgeridoo. It amplifies the vibrations of my lips kinda like a trumpet but more relaxed. Sure! |
Anonymous from Finland |
I haven't really been questioned that much about didgeridoos, to be honest. I think maybe my father's question, since I'm looking for a didgeridoo for him, about how to ship one to Finland, and where to purchase one. |
Well I said I'd go around while in Australia. Since it became quite hard to find a real not factory made didgeridoo I thought about searching for one online. Been to a few websites before you guys but this seemed reliable and you seem to be selling real authentic didges. |
Anonymous from USA |
This doesn't apply since I don't currently own a didge |
Please see above. |
Fernando from Argentina |
How do you make the sound |
I show them with my mouth |
Anonymous |
What is that hollow peace of wood |
This my friends is one of the most popular instruments in the world and one of the easiest to play and it really calms your soul |
Ian from USA |
What the h*** is that!? |
I's a didgeridoo mate! |
Anonymous |
What's that colourful tube with the weird sound |
It's an australian aboriginal instrument called didgeridoo. really cool huh? |
Anonymous |
What is that? |
It's a didgeridoo |
Anonymous |
What is didgeridoo |
It's an instrument that nature makes almost on its own. |
Jeff Fozard from USA |
Have you ever seen or heard a didgeridoo? |
Yes. When I was in Australia on R & R from Vietnam in Apr 70 & again in 71 |
Jeremy from Canada |
How do you do it? |
Practice and a clear mind. |
Jesper from Denmark |
Is it hard to play? |
Yes it is. But so is any other instrument. |
Anonymous from USA |
Can I try it? |
Sure |
John Armstrong from USA |
How does one circular breathe? |
I haven't found out yet but the didge is fun even if you can't circular breathe. |
John from USA |
How long did it take you to learn to circle breathe? |
I had the fortune to have as my best friend a bagpiper who'd taught himself to play the didj - since he was accustomed to circle-breathing while playing the pipes he taught himself quickly and was able to help me learn in a couple of months. the rest is just development and I learn new things all the time. |
John Van Der Woude from Netherlands |
Isn't it very difficult to play the didgeridoo? |
Everybody can learn it and enjoy it. |
Josh from USA |
Do you play? |
Not yet. |
Anonymous from Germany |
Why play you didgeridoo |
To enjoy the sounds for meditation |
Ken Bodrug from Canada |
How long have you been playing |
Several years |
Anonymous from Malta |
Why do you want to play a didj? |
I like the music. The sounds have always helped me feel peaceful and discover more of myself |
Anonymous |
Where did do I get my info from |
This website |
Anonymous |
I have never been asked a question about a didgeridoo |
I have never had to answer a question about a didgeridoo |
Lauren from USA |
Why would you ever want to play that thing? |
Because it makes me feel alive. |
Leon from South Africa |
What is a didgeridoo? |
Its an old aboriginal wind instrument that has a pretty cool sound to it! make a deep "vibrating" sound. |
Mario Rinder from Austria |
How long does it take to learn. |
As long as you need. |
Martijn from Netherlands |
Where I got it from To play a tune on it what the price was |
Your website still trying the price |
Martin Izzo from Argentina |
What's that!? |
An Australian aboriginal instrument |
Matias Mazzo from Argentina |
What's the meaning of the word. |
It is a mix between English and aboriginal languages. |
Matt from Canada |
What it is |
A didgeridoo |
Max from New Zealand |
How long it took me to circular breathe |
Around a month or hardout practice |
Michael from USA |
How do you play it? |
It takes practice. |
Miguel from Costa Rica |
Where is the Didgeridoo from? |
It's originally from Australia. |
Anonymous |
What is that? |
A didgeridoo. |
Richard from Netherlands |
What's a didge? |
I tell m a little story bout yi(D)aki and the aboriginals makin it and how makin it:>(inc. termites) |
Robert E. from USA |
What is it? |
A didgeridoo |
Anonymous |
Is that one of those "buzzy" things? |
Yup |
Anonymous |
How do you play it? |
Not very well yet! |
Anonymous from USA |
What is that thing and how can I play continuously |
I explain where it comes from and how I play it |
Shawn from USA |
What is it? |
An instrument played by Aboriginals. |
Anonymous |
How do you make that noise? |
I usually refer them to a more experienced player (I'm new) |
Steve Barton from United Kingdom |
Can you play it, why do you want to play it. |
Yes but I'm a novice with no sense of rhythm and tone deaf but getting there and I enjoy it. |
Steve from USA |
That's a big stick for your dog to fetch. |
She's a husky. |
Susan from USA |
Why does it make me feel calm? |
Vibration goes beyond the surface...it blankets the soul and comforts the heart. |
Anonymous from USA |
What it sounds like |
It resonates kinda like a jew's harp |
Tanguy from France |
How I played! |
I explain how to start and the different sounds possibilities. |
Themis from Germany |
How do you circulate your breath?? |
You need to practice it by your self some time |
Anonymous from France |
How to play the didgeridoo? |
It is necessary to make the horse! make vibrate with levres! |
Anonymous |
Is it hard to play |
No |
Tyrell from USA |
How do you make that sound. |
I say just blow and flap you lips like a horse. lol |
Willy from Germany |
How do I play? |
Buzz with your lips |
Zain Griffiths from United Kingdom |
How do you do that? |
Practice |
