Name and Country |
Why interested in Didj |
Adrian Hanks from Australia |
I play and teach the art of didgeridoo playing |
Anonymous from Singapore |
For relaxing.its very therapeutic |
Alex from Canada |
After hearing one being played a few months back I was lucky enough to find one for sale after buying I've had an incredible
time learning it |
Alexandre from Portugal |
Love the way they sound they are one the best ways I know to relax. |
Andrea from Italy |
It's an interesting instrument and I would like to learn playing it. I'm in wheelchair and I think this could be easy to play
for me. I think!! |
Andy Ramey from USA |
Because it is an excellent way to express your self plus it just sounds amazing. |
Anu Van Leeuwen from Netherlands |
I'll play since 12 years now got interested at full moon party's 'organise and was hypnotized by the sound. Later more interest
because of its healing power! |
Arno Chrispeels from USA |
I have been playing didj (off and on) since I visited Oz when I was 10 in 1980. |
Bernard from USA |
Hmmmm. They seem to like me actually. There tend to be more and more of them inviting themselves into my home to live. actually
it is the challenge of playing them well. |
Bianca from Australia |
I love the sound they produce very relaxing an melodic. they are such a simple yet powerful instrument |
Blair from USA |
I love the sound. The feel of the vibration. It helps me relax as I play it. |
Bob from USA |
Come from a musical family always been into more "off the beaten track" styles of music and have become entranced
by the didj for its amazing rhythm making capabilities. |
Anonymous |
They are beautiful instruments with a fascinating history. |
Brandon Yarbrough from USA |
I have always been intrigued by their unique sound qualities as I am a musician. |
Brett Hallett from USA |
Because they are there |
Anonymous |
I like to hear them being played |
Anonymous |
The sound |
Bruce from Australia |
Intrigued by complex sounds produced by such a simple instrument |
Cameron from USA |
I love the musical sound and the tones of the didgeridoo |
Candace from USA |
I have always loved the mystic and soothing sound of them and now would like to learn how to play. |
Charles from USA |
It is because of unique sound. |
Chris from USA |
I like the sound and am a rhythm junkie!! |
Christophe Pellot from France |
Amazing instrument |
Christopher from USA |
I love music. My wife and I visited Kentucky Down Under and was able to be introduced to these unique instruments. I would
love to learn to be more proficient at playing. |
Anonymous |
I read it helps with snoring |
Claus from Germany |
Fascinating instrument spirit of the didge allows to play very individual |
Clayton from United Kingdom |
Because of the sole warming energy and sound it produces |
Anonymous |
I am interested in aboriginal culture and the expression of their inner sense through their music. I have heard that a woman
does not traditionally play the didgeridoo but I would like it to be part of our church music in some way |
Constanza Cabrera Oyarce from Chile |
'cause I like the sound it relax me I'm of a country so far and little and its a little bit hard to found someone who can
play or a place where u can buy it. well I hope that u choose me sorry for the bad english |
Ct from USA |
Didgeridoos keep coming up in my life and I am asked in my therapy if I use them. I think it's about time that I learn to
use one in my practice. |
Curtis from USA |
Musician by education still play concert and jazz. Learning GHBagpipes tin whistles and Irish flutes. Like the sound of the
Didge |
Curtis Thompson from USA |
My two sons and I have a great time playing music together. I'm a hand drummer my oldest borrowed a didj from a friend and
we were blown away by the sound of it even though we didn't really know how to play. I'm intrigued by the rhythmic qualities
of it. |
Damien from France |
Because it makes me feel more peaceful and it helps me to understand the link between My body and my soul. |
Dana from USA |
I love teaching my children about music and different musical instruments we have a music box that is not quite great yet
but we are reaching for the stars with this one!! |
Darlene from USA |
We had a person come to our school to demonstrate how to play one. I am intrigued. I am a music teacher and would like to
show all the kids (700) how to play one. |
Anonymous |
I love to play my beginners didj made of pvc and hope to get a wood one eventually |
David Broadbent from Australia |
I have read it can be a natural therapy to stop snoring. |
David from USA |
I've always thought they were really interesting sounding instruments. The tribal scene in the first Crocodile Dundee was
always one of my all time top scenes in any film when I was younger... it wasn't until recently that I watched the film again
after many years that the sounds they were playing throughout the movie and most prominently that scene that I really began to
appreciate them. I now have 2 didgeridoos that I play regularly! |
David from USA |
Sleep apnea |
Anonymous |
Because I like the sound and the union between man and nature. I would use it...and so I decided to buy it. I think that I
will use it for meditation |
Deanna from USA |
My father who dies when I was sixteen was very into the Australian culture and studied as much a she could in preparation
for a trip that he never made. When my son was born I chose this aspect of my father to pass on to my son -even used "Waltzing
Matilda" as his lullaby. My son grew up on Mem Fox and the Crodile Hunter. I for my part love playing exotic instrument
esp. percussion. My son and step-dad also love ethnic music -my step-dad even clogs square-dances and round-dances! The didgeridoo
music is something we all enjoy. |
Dimitri from Belgium |
When I play it helps me to relax |
Anonymous |
They have a very distinct and unusual sound. I enjoy listening to them in music. |
Anonymous |
Me gusta el sonido y su mistica |
Edward Lucas from USA |
I have sleep apnea and found out learning the didgeridoo can help. |
Anonymous from Netherlands |
The mystical sound of the didge is relaxing and thrilling as well and causes a feeling of wanting to explore either my outer
and inner horizons. Furthermore is is incredible what an enormous range of sounds one can produce with this instrument. |
Eugene from New Zealand |
I heard the sound as a child and loved it didn't realise it came from the didgeridoo until I saw someone playing one have
played one since.... |
Evan Shaw from USA |
My roommate has a didgeridoo he purchased in Australia and I have been having a lot of fun experimenting with it and trying
to learn to play |
Anonymous |
I am very fascinated in the sound that is made from the Didgeridoos |
Frank Segui from Canada |
I'm player |
Frayluis from Spain |
Me gusta mucho su sonido... |
Anonymous from France |
J'aime la meditation et la vibration du didg |
Gary from USA |
Enjoy the sounds and it will be a challenge to learn how to play. |
Gary from USA |
Meditation |
Georg from Germany |
They have a very tribal and special atmosphere to them and give really good vibrations. |
Gianfranco Tedeschi from USA |
They sound awesome and ancient |
Gil Yaron from Israel |
I've been playing and building didgeridoos for a few years and as a performing musician I try to add its sound to my projects.
I currently mixing didgeridoo with Brazilian music. |
Anonymous from Belgium |
They are a very interesting and unique instrument. |
Gregory from France |
Like sound country and people of this country. I visited once & I wish I can visit it again |
Ian Ryan from United Kingdom |
I enjoy the sound they make |
Isaac Firesmith from USA |
There are an unusual and unique instrument with a lot of history. |
Jacob from USA |
I love the way they sound |
James from USA |
I love the sound and vibration. |
James Word from Australia |
Spiritual reasons. Playing music is very relaxing. I can no longer play guitar due to wrist injury. |
Jay from USA |
At first simply the unique sound. now to aid in sleep disorder (sleep apnea) |
Jay from USA |
I collect unusual musical instruments. |
Jeff from USA |
For healing purposes. I have a disability and playing the didj helps the pain I deal with daily |
Jeremy from USA |
I love the earthy sound and ties with nature |
Anonymous from USA |
The sound which goes out from the didge is for me like |
Anonymous from France |
Because I love the people aborigines its habits its culture and thus the didjeridoo |
Anonymous from USA |
They're fascinating |
Anonymous |
For musical performance as well as a tool for energetic healing |
John from USA |
Sound |
Anonymous |
I love the sound |
Jon from United Kingdom |
The uniqueness of the intrument. Aboriginal people/culture. The sound/method of playing. |
Jose from Australia |
Because of the way they make me feel. because I love the sound. because the aboriginal culture interests me. because I can
take it anywhere and it will always make me feel good. because... I could go on for ever and ever. and ever. but just basically
because every time I play I go to an amazing place where nothing else has ever taken me. |
Anonymous |
Love the sound and look of them |
Juan Maria Colombo from Argentina |
I've heard different kind of didjeridoos all my life through different artists music etc. I like the meditation kind of trance
you can get in playing one in a special place with friends joining you. |
Anonymous from USA |
I have been a percussionist for 15 years. I would love to own and learn to play. |
Kees from Netherlands |
The sound of the didj is the sound of nature for me. |
Anonymous |
They are sooo fun to listen to and would be cool to have my own! |
Kenneth Soberg from Norway |
First and foremost for it's haunting sound and my interest in aerophones and other cultures. |
Kiko Monsalves from Chile |
Aun no lo tengo bien claro pero fue algo que me sucedió cuando niño escuche ese sonido que me hizo vibrar el
pecho me estremeció y no tuve contacto con uno real hasta hace 3 años cuando probé por primera vez hacer
un sonido no sabia de que estaban hechos ni que los hacia sonar así lo único que tengo claro es que con aquel sonido
puedo emprender largos viajes hacia donde solo yo puedo llegar |
Kris Stewart from United Kingdom |
I was first introduced to didgeridoo's when I was 15 when visiting friends in australia. We entered a shop with amazing paintings
and long hollow pieces of wood they had the most beautiful designs a had ever seen. the shop keeper came up to me and asked if
I would like a go I shifted nervously as I was shy. The man lifted a didgeridoo came over to me and said blow your lips and make
them vibrate I just sorta looked at him and laughed but he smiled and said he wasn't kidding. I did as he said then he was pleased
and he played a simple drone into the didgeridoo and I was really impressed. he handed it over to me and I tried it I blew into
it and just felt overwhelmed I could hear this amazing noise which I was making it really shocked me that I could do it. the
man was impressed saying rarely people on there first try ever get it right so I was all chuffed with myself. at this point was
the moment I became interested in playing the didge!!! |
Kyle Baicker-McKee from USA |
I learned to play in australia when I was there and I then bought one from your store and I play fairly frequently now |
Larry Davis from USA |
For Meditation |
Lee from USA |
I love to play Didgeridoos. |
Linda from USA |
I read in a magazine that playing the didgeridoo will help sleep apnea. |
Luís Pereira from Portugal |
I simply love the sound of this extraordinary and simple instrument that were presented to me this summer. Since than I daily
play my didj (aka Bués). I study Relaxation and also Music therapy and this is a perfect way to induce to it. |
Manuel from Italy |
I'm a musician and I like ethnic sounds. |
Marcus McCoo from USA |
I'm interested in the aboriginal culture. The didgeridoo is also mystical sounding |
Anonymous |
For the deep sound and for meditation too |
Anonymous from United Kingdom |
I love the concept of an wind instrument that can be played continuously without interruption |
Mark from USA |
My son is a musician and I am interested in expanding his range of instruments |
Mark Webster from USA |
I'm an Indigenous musician in the States and appreciate ALL Indigenous music specially since our cultures have so much in
common...histories with europeans connection to the Earth and Great Spirit. I have played didj for 14 yrs |
Massimo Gambirasio from Spain |
Cause I like the feeling that transmit to my body and mind while hearing and playing!! |
Anonymous |
Mostly for their healing properties. I enjoy their sound too. |
Michael from USA |
I love their sound and love what they do for me when I play them. |
Anonymous |
Mainly because of the complex sound that is created from such a simple instrument. I am a synthesizer programmer and can't
match the intriguing sound.... |
Michal from Czech Republic |
DIdge has the most powerful sound I ever heard |
Anonymous |
Work |
Mike Ungerbuhler from USA |
I love the feel of the Didj sound it is so relaxing. |
Anonymous from USA |
I like the native cultures and the magic that comes from the traditional ceremonies and music. |
Anonymous from France |
Because I like Ben Harper music! |
Nolan Derose from USA |
I love the soothing sound and vibrations of them and how uncommon they are to most people near me. I recently started to play
but not with a very good didj an I would like a high quality didj. I got into them because my brother's friends from his camp
counseling job are from australia. |
Otto Stockhaus from Sweden |
It's a fantastical instrument great sound and great fun to play. And almost nobody else plays it. |
Anonymous |
I like to play it I play it every day |
Phil from Australia |
I live in Australia there is no better sound it's just made for the bush. |
Pierre from France |
Great sound first ever known music instrument... I've got a great respect for australians aboriginal my dream is to come in
australia to meet them |
Ralf from Germany |
Because it is an instrument with plenty of spirit. |
Rick from USA |
Love the sound |
Rik Van Luijn from Netherlands |
Sounds good and its fun to do! Its also a bit unconventional and people always like it when it comes up in conversation I
play didj |
Rob from USA |
I was drawn to the didge at a very young age. When I played my first didge it felt natural. The vibration & energy are
very special to me. |
Robb from USA |
The sound and I've got a few friends that can play one so I want to learn |
Robbie from USA |
Gift for my nephew |
Robby Mann from USA |
The sound learn to play one meditation |
Robert from United Kingdom |
My Nephew bought one I tried it and seemed to have a nack. Thoroughly enjoyed myself and as I have always wanted to play a
musical instrument thought why not a Didj!!! |
Anonymous from USA |
The sound is very relaxing and want to learn an unusual instrument that most people don't play. |
Anonymous |
Firstly their sound and history. Secondly their health effects. I came to the site getting info for someone who asked about
frequency info for sound of didge for Frex discussion group. My son has a didgeridoo but not authentic which he used to play
- when he put a plastic pipe on the end wow! Another class of sound again. Back in 80s I recall playing didge music on 6UVS FM
radio in Perth but it was not common. Now it is great used widely. |
Sandra from USA |
Visited Australia bought a didgeridoo took some lessons was excited to learn how to play it - smashed by the airline even
though well packed must have been thrown somewhere |
Anonymous from USA |
Am very interested in pursuing cultural musical instruments |
Serge from France |
The Peter Weir movie "The last wave"!!! |
Solomon Barki from Greece |
Because I am in love with this sound and the music I usually make is narrative so the didj helps this music to be more rich |
Teri from USA |
I love the sound. And I heard it help with sleep apnoea |
Anonymous |
I like the sound they make. |
Terry from USA |
I want to learn to play them professionally. |
Thomas Van Iersel from Netherlands |
Because the sound of the didgeridoo has always fascinated me the first time I heard one was in a Jamiroquai song and I asked
my mother what that was so she told me since then I got more interested and I'm planning on buying one within a couple of weeks
I can already make the normal sound but I need to practice circular breathing god that's tough! |
Anonymous from Canada |
For amazing sound |
Travis Ripley from USA |
I love the sound they make and they are excellent for your heart. Also I fell in love with them the first time I heard one
on a jamiroquai album. |
Vincent from USA |
Fun and different |
Walter F. Herz from Germany |
A tribe of my family still lives in Downunder. I'm a fan of didge music and want to learn playing a didge. |
Wesley from USA |
The beautiful sound they make |
William Edenfield from USA |
I've played one for about a year and I'm getting pretty good. I saw them at a state fair and purchased one |
Willy Bachmaier from Germany |
Its a great instrument which is very good for relaxing meditating and improvising. its a instrument with a very old tradition.
I like the overtones very very much. its a simple instrument with a enormous range of playing styles and |
Yishai from Israel |
The sound is pure and tribal and when I first heard a Didj I fell in love. I am not musically talented but feel like the Didj
knows what I want and visa versa. |
Zarik from Australia |
I play for pleasure and healing |
