| Name and Country |
Feedback |
| Adam from USA |
I am in love with the sound and the rhythms, and I love how it makes me feel. |
| Alessandro from Italy |
I already play other musical instruments that requires circular breathing |
| Anonymous from Canada |
Because I love it |
| Anonymous from Canada |
For every reason I can think of, the fun, healing, grounding of it... |
| Amber from USA |
Party fun |
| Andreas Engebrethsen from Sweden |
I just play it for my self when alone at home. I love the sound and it caries my away to places only dreams can take you to. Sincerely. It is amazing! |
| Anonymous |
I feel very good with his sound |
| Andrew from USA |
I feel like I am good at it, and it is an instrument for which you never stop learning. |
| Andy from New Zealand |
Love it |
| Andy from USA |
The hypnotic and haunting sounds produced by the instrument. |
| Anonymous |
Interesting & varied instrument |
| Anjani from USA |
It is part of my spiritual, meditational practices |
| Anthony from Australia |
Relaxation, play with friends |
| Anonymous from Portugal |
I like the relaxing sound and I like to try to overage myself each time. |
| Antonio-Elias Vale Tavares from Brazil |
Myself joy and cheerfulness every |
| Anonymous from United Kingdom |
It's a great instrument and dates back a very long time. |
| Bart Vrancken from Netherlands |
I like the deep sound and the different rhythms you can make. |
| Ben from USA |
I love music, and the didgeridoo has such a unique, beautiful sound. |
| Anonymous |
I like the sensation of relax that the didj can give me for meditation |
| Benjamin from France |
I love it |
| Bent Lønrusten from Norway |
I use it to entertain children and to show the that you can make music and sound from almost everything. I give them plastic pipes to let them try. |
| Boaz Gilad from Israel |
I love it. it's fun, and the vibes are great. |
| Bob Yellin from USA |
Relaxation |
| Anonymous |
I like it. |
| Braden from USA |
I'm a music major--this is an instrument that appeals to me on a lot of levels. I like the sound, the feeling, and the effect |
| Bradley from USA |
I incorporate it into my live musical performances |
| Brent Hilton from USA |
The sounds amaze me. When I see other p[people who are better than me, I want to learn and play more. It produces the most interesting sounds and vibrations. Also, most people that hear it think it is awesome. |
| Anonymous |
I love the sound, I feel to understand modern music one must understand the music of the past |
| Burton from Canada |
I love the sounds that they make, it also is extremely relaxing for me |
| Anonymous from Australia |
I enjoy the sound and feeling from playing. I also want to improve and I like to play for other people |
| Cedric Boehler from Switzerland |
Pleasure |
| Chris from New Zealand |
Seeing if I can get any new sounds.. enjoyment.. Entertainment. |
| Chris from South Africa |
I love the sound. |
| Chris Murphy from Australia |
To relax after work and wind down |
| Craig Snyder from USA |
Personal enjoyment, relaxation |
| Damien from Australia |
At the moment I am playing to improve. But I also thoroughly enjoy it. |
| Daniela from Germany |
Meditation and fun |
| Darren McIntyre from Australia |
Jamming with a couple of work mates on guitars |
| Darryl from Australia |
Currently I play it to get better at playing, though I would like to learn the deep spiritual significance and application within the environment. |
| Anonymous from United Kingdom |
Just love the sound |
| David from Belgium |
I love the instrument, sound, circular breathing,... |
| David from France |
I love the many different sounds the musician can do with it and I can bring it wherever I go. |
| David Watts from United Kingdom |
Experimenting with different sounds and relaxation |
| Denis Richard from France |
IT remember my when a was young and living in Australia, and because I like aborigine's philosophy. |
| Anonymous |
Breath control, becoming "zen" |
| Douglas Vroonen from Belgium |
Self centering, meditation and breathwork. |
| Anonymous |
I love the sound and how natural of an instrument it is, it is one of the oldest wind instruments f the world. it also helps me relax and relieves A LOT of stress |
| Anonymous from USA |
Personal satisfaction |
| Eugene Leytin from USA |
Mainly, because I never thought I could play an instrument, and the didgeridoo is something I can play and enjoy so much. it makes me feel great. |
| Fernan Rodriguez from Costa Rica |
Meditation, I also practice 'cuz I wanna be a great player, and play with my friends with other instruments on the beaches of COSTA RICA! |
| Anonymous from Germany |
Relaxing, enjoying the sounds, having fun |
| François Rey from France |
My main reason is the spiritual connection that you can make with the nature. |
| Gabor from Hungary |
I was always attracted by rhythmic musical instruments |
| Gareth from Australia |
Entertain my 2 year old son - captive audience when he is in the bath |
| Gareth from United Kingdom |
I love everything about it |
| Gary Standen from USA |
Meditation |
| George from USA |
I play other instruments, love didj music and especially like instruments that allow for a lot of free expression. My son is also learning. He has trouble with instruments that require a lot of fine-motor coordination, but he's a natural on the didj, and he picked up the breathing very fast. |
| George from Australia |
Health and love the sounds and the aboriginal culture and it's true meanings |
| Ian Marshall from United Kingdom |
I love the sound and the fact I have to concentrate on my breathing. |
| Anonymous from Germany |
Explore a new instrument, going in a trance state, learn more about my body and breathing, the sound is beautiful |
| Anonymous |
Relaxation, playing to friends |
| James from USA |
I play in a rock band. Instruments like the didgeridoo and African drums mix it up. I love circle drumming and anything that sounds earthy. Didgeridoos are so soothing. |
| James Mott from USA |
Meditation, Music, and self healing. I am an asthmatic. I have not used any medication since I conquered circular breathing. |
| James from USA |
I love musical instruments. The didj is a very unique so I had to try it. |
| Jamie from USA |
Relaxation and art form |
| Jay from USA |
Enjoyment, relaxation |
| Anonymous from Canada |
I just a great instrument!! The feeling I had when I play is awesome!! |
| Jeff Kimes from USA |
I like it. |
| Jim Bane from USA |
Personal entertainment and to increase playing ability on the didgeridoo |
| Joao from Portugal |
Exploring the instrument and personal growth |
| Joel from Canada |
I love the way it sounds |
| Joel Sjöbom from Sweden |
I like the sound. |
| John from Norway |
Calms me down and relaxes me |
| John Judish from USA |
Music, as part of the sound of our band, and for relaxation and de-stressing |
| Anonymous from USA |
Relaxation and it's the only instrument I play |
| Jorge from USA |
I play the didj for relaxation and because I love the way it sounds. |
| Anonymous from USA |
It's fun learning something unusual, and the learning process itself is fun. "Oh, so *that's* how you make that sound?". And not to mention they're just plain fun to play :) |
| Julien from France |
It's relaxing ! |
| Justin Kaysing from USA |
Relaxation/Meditation |
| Keith from United Kingdom |
Vibrational sounds plus healing and contact |
| Keith from USA |
Relaxing, enjoyable |
| Ken Pincince from USA |
FUN Drumming circles |
| Kev from United Kingdom |
I find it a fascinating instrument with an incredible sound and feeling. |
| Kevin Paul from USA |
I can't help myself. I play because I love the way it sounds and feels. I play to help other people journey into healing spaces. |
| Anonymous from Sweden |
I usually play a lot more frequently when I'm travelling. I notice that I play the best in the evenings after a day full of adventures. A way to channel thought and experiences. |
| Leandro from Argentina |
Espiritualidad, naturaleza, inspiracion, meditacion, divinidad |
| Lee from United Kingdom |
Pleasure |
| Lindsey from Austria |
I love it and after living in oz for a year want one to bring home |
| Lionel Durupt from France |
I don't know, I like the feeling of the sound |
| Lloyd Cosway from United Kingdom |
To relax myself and and relax, inspire others |
| Lone Macloud from Australia |
Meditational value |
| Lori from USA |
My boyfriend is a serious didj player, and wanted me to join in. |
| Luis Figueira from Portugal |
The sound is very cool and I use it in my musical compositions. I feel that is the closest sound to the "silence". It's difficult to explain, but if you listen the silence, you can hear the sound of the universe, and it is closest to the sound of the didgeridoo. |
| Anonymous |
I love music (i also play guitar, percussion, and the harmonica). Also, the didj really has some healing and meditative properties that are great. And, around where I live no one else plays so its very unique. Lastly, I love the earthiness and naturalness of it in comparison to other instruments. |
| Manuel Bayardo from USA |
Meditation, learning new sounds and practicing to share my music with others |
| Anonymous |
Kind of meditation for me |
| Mario Carranza from Mexico |
I love the sound that it produces, and it makes me feel very well |
| Mark Earhart from USA |
Meditation, healing, sound therapy |
| Anonymous |
Fun and relaxing |
| Marty from USA |
I like the way it makes me feel, and I play often for my music appreciation class and our world music ensemble |
| Massimo Gambirasio from Italy |
Cause it's something that can bring you back to the Earth..you know what I mean.. |
| Mateo Ripple from USA |
Music Meditation |
| Mathieu from France |
I like the sound it makes |
| Anonymous |
Because I like its sound |
| Matt from USA |
I PLAY WITH A CELTIC FOLK GROUP AND IT HAS BECOME ONE OF OUR MAIN INSTRUMENTS. |
| Matt from United Kingdom |
I just like to play with sound and can do it more directly with a didge than anything else. Sometimes also to calm myself down if I'm incredibly stressed. |
| Matt Meers from USA |
I play for my total well being. Playing improves my lung capacity for overall general health. I play to expand my creativity as a musician and as a visual artist. I do my best mental explorations while playing. Emotionally the tones created soothe every sense, sounding out my day, replacing the energy that was taken out of me. I play to restore my humanity. I appreciate the immense expanse of time in which this instrument has been a part of our collective history. I read once that the Creator used the yidaki to sound the world into form, it certainly helps create a new form of being for me. |
| Anonymous |
It's wonderful |
| Matthew Brewster from South Africa |
Getting in focus,relaxing and enjoyment |
| Anonymous from Netherlands |
Relaxing |
| Michael Forster from USA |
Fun, meditation and enjoyment of the sound and sound healing and for the teaching the didj gives me and the feeling of accomplishment from learning from the didj. |
| Michael from Australia |
I love the sound and stories I can make the didge tell myself and others. It makes you relax too and listen to the story. |
| Mike from Netherlands |
I think it has a great sound and want to get everything out of this "not so complex" instrument. The challenge is that it is all in the player and only practice can take it into the didgeridoo. |
| Anonymous |
The sound is very relaxing and it is an ancient instrument that not many people know about. |
| Anonymous from Spain |
Cultural, musical |
| Mil Grindstaff from USA |
I was drawn to it very powerfully. |
| Moses Frederic from USA |
Meditation and music |
| Nathan Barnard from Australia |
Always drawn to it. shown how to circular breathe in a dream. Next morning I could do it |
| Anonymous from Finland |
Personal enjoyment. It feels as if you're vibrating with everything around you, be it walls or earth surface. Also, I have plans to produce music with it. |
| Numa from Belgium |
I love music and I feel great when breathing with my didge |
| Anonymous |
I like the way it sounds |
| Oscar from Mexico |
I love the sound and the echoes here at home, I love the emotions and feelings it generates on me, I also love how I can "talk" with it and express every feeling I have inside me, and I also love how I can transmit these feelings, help in meditation and heal. |
| Anonymous |
Juste ressentir les vibrations!!!!!!!!!!! |
| Paul from USA |
Its fun to do and other people are always baffled that I own one let alone play one, and it makes the dog go crazy! |
| Petri from Finland |
Makes me feel good. Takes the frustration away and gives a meditative like feeling. |
| Phil from France |
Own personal enjoyment and the soothing effect, good for lungs! |
| Philip from Thailand |
I love aboriginal cultures be it Australia or the Amazon people and this is one of the oldest instruments known. The sound is magic and it's real fun to play,once you can drone then you can just play for fun you don't need books or lessons it's a great instrument. |
| Randy from USA |
Relaxing |
| Ravinderjit from Malaysia |
Liked the sound and had to have one |
| Ravinderjit Singh from Malaysia |
Sound healing, Performances, Recording |
| Remco from Netherlands |
I like the sound of the didges |
| Anonymous from France |
My main reason is...that I like it!! I feel its vibes in all my body, my brain and it's very enjoying! |
| Ric from Canada |
Enjoyment |
| Richard Gillis from USA |
Pure enjoyment, and to stay in practice. Also at the request of others that happen to see my didgeridoos, although neither are very high quality. |
| Rick from USA |
I am drawn to it. It speaks to me at a level I don't quite understand yet. |
| Rob Tol from Netherlands |
It belongs to me |
| Anonymous |
I enjoy it! |
| Ron from United Kingdom |
I love the sound pure and simple |
| Rowan from USA |
To play music with others, to provide a rhythm for fire poi dancers, or just to clear my head. |
| Roy Páramo from Spain |
The love for its sound and the aboriginal culture |
| Anonymous from Belgium |
Like very much the sound and it's a therapy cause I have some Asthma |
| Shane Cox from Australia |
I just love the sounds you can make from a didj |
| Sheldon from USA |
I love the sound, its very ohmmmmm |
| Stano Betak from Slovakia |
Simple instrument that makes very nice sound. I like didj music so I decided to learn to play it (and than make it). |
| Stephan from United Kingdom |
The feeling while and after playing. Also the experience of learning, getting better and something that not everybody does... |
| Stephane Guerraz from Canada |
The feeling of it. |
| Anonymous |
I just feel good and love it's sound. |
| Anonymous |
Fun and relaxation |
| Sue Radlett from United Kingdom |
I like the sound and want to learn to play it properly. |
| Anonymous from USA |
Reconnect with myself, remove myself from stress, have one in my office which helps break the ice with users, who usually think that it is a rainstick. (As you can imagine, I live in a small town). |
| Sylvain from France |
First the vibration of the didj then the heal of the breath |
| Sylvain from France |
I like the sound, and it's relaxing |
| Anonymous from Finland |
The sound, relaxation an the images and thoughts that it gives me |
| Anonymous from United Kingdom |
Its sound is so fascinating |
| Thomas from France |
I love it |
| Anonymous from Australia |
People like hearing the didj. And the sound of the didj makes you feel warm inside.. |
| Tobias Devinck from Belgium |
To listen to the sound of my brain |
| Tobin Caldwell from USA |
Good vibes, inner calm, relaxation, practice, to get better |
| Anonymous from USA |
I just love the sound and the feel. |
| Tom from USA |
I enjoy it's sound, and I use it for sound healing circles. |
| Tony from USA |
I find it very therapeutic and brings on a good attitude. Its uplifting! |
| Tony Teele from USA |
I believe it is my chosen instrument, and I love playing. |
| Tyler from USA |
It is SO much fun! |
| Tyler Loube from Canada |
Personal relaxation/meditation. I also enjoy visiting live jams, and drum circles for more unified rhythms. Both my wife and I play, so sometimes, its just an afternoon on the porch or in a park. |
| William Bode from USA |
Meditation, practice |
| William from France |
For meditation and rhythm. it's a mean to think to aboriginal culture and past |
| Yann from France |
I enjoy playing didgeridoo rhythms and delight on it; I enjoy to play better, perfectionating my technics ( I have some progress to do). |
| Anonymous |
Personal enjoyment |
