Name and Country |
Why interested in Didj |
Anonymous |
I am fascinated with sound healing and love the feeling I have when I hear and play the Didgeridoo. |
Adam from Australia |
Love their sound and to me they are the most natural instrument given to us by the earth. |
Anonymous from USA |
I love them! I love to heal and talk to the universe. |
Adrienne from USA |
Spirit flows purely through this instrument. |
Anonymous |
Bye one |
Alexander from Germany |
Great sound good for relaxation |
Andre Ramos from Portugal |
They have the capacity of giving balance to life |
Andy from United Kingdom |
I Saw a busker playing in the City Of Brisbane in the year 2001 and was hooked on the sound from that moment on |
Anthony from USA |
I love that such a primitive instrument can used to produce tremendous overtones and complex interference patterns |
Anonymous |
LIKE THE SOUND AND HISTORY |
Anonymous |
This is completely new to me |
Anonymous |
Because when I play with I feel like the song come from the soul. |
Anonymous from Australia |
I started playing the didj with a friend of mine a little over a year ago and really enjoy playing. |
Benjamin from France |
It simply change my life like a lot of people! Because it's healthy pure spiritual simple and a new way to be! |
Bill from Canada |
I play all kinds of instruments yidaki is just one. |
Anonymous |
They sound awesome! |
Brett from USA |
Because it is a very unique instrument with very unique rhythmic patterns. As a Bass and violin player. I think the Didgeridoo
would be a spectacular instrument used in music. |
Bryan from USA |
Interested in native arts |
Candy from Canada |
I believe they are beautiful instruments and since I can remember I have always loved the sounds they make so tranquil and
relaxing I have played many different instruments in the past but this is the one that truly completely captivates me. |
Carlos from Costa Rica |
I like very much de sound and the type of music that somebody can make whit one of this instruments. |
Cat from USA |
I love their voices and the deep healing tones I want to get one for each of my kids and myself to learn together as a family |
Cheryl from Australia |
They come from my country's heritage and are a symbol of Australia. They create a sound like no other 'instrument'. |
Chris from USA |
I have a friend that plays and I'm fascinated by the sound |
Anonymous from USA |
My son is traveling to Australia with a student ambassador group and he is giving a report on Didjeridus |
Christophe Michel from Switzerland |
This a beautiful instrument with a unique sound and play by a very nice people. |
Claudia from USA |
I have always been fascinated by them and wanted to learn how to play one. Now I have the time to do so. I am a sound healer
and would like to use the didgeridoo for that purpose. |
Colin from Canada |
I loved the sound of the didgeridoo even before I knew what a didgeridoo was. |
Cory from USA |
The Free Jam Society |
Dan from USA |
A friend brought one back from a trip to Australia when I was a teenager. Fell in love with the sound almost immediately. |
Daniel Horne from USA |
13 year old son is traveling to Australia with Student Ambassador program and is fascinated by the diverse Australian culture |
Darren from United Kingdom |
Beautiful haunting sound oh and I can't read music so didge is perfect |
Anonymous |
The sound and the feeling of well being I feel when I am playing |
Dave Te Sligte from Canada |
The sound man the sound! The Didj's unique bass abilities brings a new spice and slant on percussion based music. |
Anonymous from Australia |
Grew up in Bunbartha in bush land and next to river love the resonating sound of the didge and how it feels playing it while sitting by the river all by myself. |
Donald Cassel from USA |
Cool sounds brah! |
Doug Cole from USA |
I host a New Age Music show 1(x)/wk and Didj's stir something primal in me! |
Douglas Michon from USA |
I learned about didjes in a dream. |
Douglas Vroonen from Belgium |
For healing purposes on myself and others also for the state of mind of didgeridoo players they are like a big family especially
trough this web site. |
Ed from USA |
Love the music - as well as the cultural heritage of the instrument |
Eduardo Filgueira from Argentina |
The sound its very beautiful and the sound harmoniser the chakras. |
Edward King from United Kingdom |
I first got into playing the Didgeridoo whilst travelling. I met someone who made them and they taught me to play. They then
gave me a didgeridoo as a gift. Since that day I have commented myself to learning to play better and learning everything I can
about the didgeridoo. In my youth work I am currently teaching young people how to play. I think that the sound ambience the
art of playing it and the mysticism that surrounds the ancient instrument has captivated me and I wish to share that with as
many people as I can. |
Anonymous |
Cuz its a really interesting instrument and it relax me when I play...I like it also cuz it has a lot of mysticism in it...and
it can be used as a meditation or healing method |
Eric from USA |
There is a group of musicians in Chico California USA called Second Nature. They have a Didjeridoo player |
Esteban from Argentina |
Because they make my soul vibrate with them. I feel part of all this magic world. |
Eyal from Israel |
I Backpacked in australia for about 3 months discovered the didj taught myself and haven't stopped playing since then |
Fabian Damanet from Belgium |
It's probably one of the last part of our roots in the modern music. |
Anonymous |
Playing brings me in peace calm and helps improving creativity |
Fabrizio Pellegrini from Italy |
I've been to Australia in Brisbane last summer where I bought a Didj I would like to learn how to play and I'm really interested
in aboriginal culture unfortunately Australia is far away... |
Florian from France |
Because I played some since two years in france on a teak yidaki. And actually I am lucky to carry out a work placement in
australia near sydney!I would like so much to bring back one but it's difficult with the restriction sizes in plane and I don't
find how could I do... |
Francesco from Switzerland |
I love his sounds and the possibility to playing it. |
Fred Stevens from United Kingdom |
Sounds produced by a didge are almost hypnotic. Wonderful instrument to take you away from life's everyday stresses. |
Gaston from Canada |
The sound meditation have fun |
Anonymous from Australia |
I love the sound and the stories within the music |
Gorazd from Slovenia |
I love aboriginal art and music in general |
Anonymous |
Love it's sound |
Harald from Austria |
Because didge-playing helps me to relax |
Helge Egil Seime from Norway |
Because of the really thick sound. As a tuba player it's a unique experience to just play with the didj. |
Ian from Hong Kong |
I love the feeling the sound generates through ones body and I enjoy its primal connection to a time and place almost lost.
I'm am also interested in Aboriginal culture art and history owning numerous books on the subjects. |
Ignacio from Spain |
I like it |
James from United Kingdom |
I enjoy playing them and the stories that are told with the use of the didjeridu |
James Cornelius from USA |
I heard one at an Arts Festival and liked their unique sound |
James Galbraith from Canada |
I bought a bamboo didj a few years back and have been fascinated with it's sound ever since |
Anonymous from Australia |
They are a hard instrument to play |
Jan from USA |
Perhaps for resale |
Jared from USA |
I like the meditative quality of their sound. |
Jay from USA |
I have been interested in aboriginal cultures for a long time. I worked as a physician on both the Navajo and Crow Native
American reservations. |
Jerry from USA |
Because of the unique sound they produce |
Jim from USA |
To enhance Meditation |
Joao Limberger from Brazil |
I'm curious! |
Joel from USA |
I collect instruments and want to learn to play it. |
John Webster from USA |
I first became interested in the didgeridoo because of it's unique "organic" sound. Now I'm just having fun with
it. |
Jon from USA |
I originally built one out of plastic pipe for my science class three years ago and I have been amazed by them ever since.
I play saxophone as well and hope to compose a sax-didj duet. |
Jon Westwood from Australia |
The haunting authentic sound captured me from an early age and inspired me to travel to Australia and learn to play. |
Jos Vandenbroeck from Belgium |
For the earth tones. when I play the didge its relaxing me. |
Joshua Wolfson from USA |
I love the sound |
Judy from USA |
I love the sounds they make and am marveled at how they are made and the history that goes with them. |
Juha-pekka from Finland |
I love the sound and culture. |
Julian from United Kingdom |
I have always loved folk music from around the world and the didj is such a great sound giving you tons to keep learning.
I just luv it. |
Justin from USA |
They are incredible instruments that have a mysterious eerie sound when played. They have always been a fascination to me. |
Anonymous |
Because my son is interested in collecting them as he was taught to play by his pop when he was little. His pop has now passed
and he wants to carry his memory |
Karl from Australia |
I play keyboard and piano but also some brass instruments. The haunting and mystical sound of the Didj draws my attention
wherever and whenever I hear it! I would like to have my own Didj and learn to master the breathing. |
Kaylene from Australia |
We did a 4 month trip of the Top End and Kimberley regions of Australia last year. They absolutely fascinated us. We now are
the proud owners of 2 didj's but you can never have too many! |
Keith Wallang from India |
I We just promoted a tour of an aussie band here in the north east of india and had the opportunity to listen to and play
the didge as well as attend some didge workshops |
Kelli from Australia |
I come from england and ever since I got to Australia 3 years ago I've always wanted to learn to play one |
Kerrie from Canada |
I recently learned that learning to play the didge (circular breathing) can help relieve snoring sleep apnea and daytime sleepiness.
Now that I've done some research...I've fallen in love with didge's and can't wait to get started! |
Anonymous from Norway |
I was In Australia in 1994 and I fell I Lowe in the country and much more.. |
Koichiro from Japan |
Sound!! It beats me with powerful & natural feeling. |
Kristie from Australia |
Because they are amazing!! the sound they make their vibration when played. When I play one or if I hear the didgeridoo being
played I feel an instant connection to nature. It is like meditation to play a didgeridoo... I also love aboriginal culture I
find it fascinating.The didgeridoo is true gift to the world.. The aboriginals and their culture always give me a refreshed love
for australia. |
Anonymous from USA |
I have been playing drums and other cultural instruments and I have fallen in love with the sound of the didgeridoo |
Lloyd from USA |
I find all aspects of ancient cultures fascinating especially when they still exist in modern day. |
Luke Jackson from China (pr) |
I'm a drummer and Didjeridoo is a wonderful rhythm instrument. also the circular breathing makes me feel high.. |
Lynn from USA |
I have sleep apnea. Playing the Didgeridoo is said to strengthen muscles in the larynx area that will stop apnea and it's
harmful health effects. |
Anonymous from India |
The sound and the playing ability |
Marcus Holm-Petersen from Germany |
Because the sound helps me to express myself beyond words |
Maria Herrera from USA |
I love indigenous music and instruments |
María Isabel from Argentina |
Healing |
Anonymous |
I love the sound the vibrations and the feelings I have when I hear the Didj. |
Mario from Austria |
I was in Australia Backpacking for 6 Months. Got Amazed of this beautiful Instrument. Love to play and enjoy to listen |
Anonymous |
Enjoy learning about different cultures and music from all over the world |
Mark from United Kingdom |
For the unique and amazing sounds that can be made |
Mark Gelatt from USA |
I am a woodworker and I have made one. Though it is not genuine I love the sound. I am simply interested in all music or art
for that matter. |
Mark Hickinbotham from USA |
I love the unique sounds they create and the culture surrounding their use and origin. I also love how they relax me. |
Martien Hovener from Netherlands |
I don't know. The sound has intrigued me for a long time |
Martin Eddi from Argentina |
Because is very relax and very good for meditation |
Anonymous |
I first started playing several different brass instruments and when I came across the didgeridoo at a town festival the thing
that interested me the most was the sound it produced and its origins. After doing some research on it I found it fascinating
on how the different sounds and pitches are created. After buying a cheap bamboo one and trying to learn how to play and pick
up things on my own. It soon became an instrument that I enjoyed playing and wanted to learn more. |
Matt from USA |
I'm a musician plus there was a study that showed playing the Didgeridoo helps with sleep apnea which I have. |
Matt Tanquary from USA |
Received one as a gift. I also play other traditional and modern woodwind instruments. |
Michael from USA |
I'm part Native American and enjoy all indigenous instruments. I make NA flutes and drums. |
Michael from USA |
Adding aboriginal sounds to modern rock music |
Anonymous from Canada |
For healing matter by sound vibration and meditation |
Michelle from USA |
I found a lesson to do with my students to make didgeridoos and would like to have an original one for demonstration. |
Mike from USA |
Love the sound |
Mitchell from Australia |
I love the sounds of Nathan Kaye and Xavier Rudd and have to learn to play like them. |
Anonymous from Finland |
I love the sound of them:) |
Nick from USA |
I'm interested in didgeridoos because of the fact that unlike other instruments there are no keys or strings to manipulate
the sounds; it's more like a crazy extension of the vocal tract and I also like the relationship one develops with their instrument
while they play it--the responses from a didgeridoo are really symbiotic with the player. |
Nicolás Harambour from Argentina |
I love to meditate and I found that the didjeridu sound..similar to the "om" can take me to a very relaxed state
of being. Later on I learnt how to play the didjeridu so now I'm into it as a musical instrument. |
Olivier Nguyen from Canada |
It's the perfect way to great vibes and flow. Circular breathing is probably the funniest and most original invention since
self-inflating mattresses and nonalcoholic beer. |
Anonymous from Lithuania |
Because I am didge player and I love that sound |
Patrick Kearns from Australia |
I'm aboriginal |
Anonymous from USA |
They are awesome! |
Anonymous from USA |
Great sound... became fascinated when I visited Oz. |
Peggy Adams from USA |
For meditation and healing and to improve function in children with special needs |
Anonymous |
The Sound |
Anonymous from United Kingdom |
The sounds and the vibrations you get really is as near to earthliness as you can get. |
Renato from Brazil |
Because I'm getting in in a culture field. |
Rhogan Aitken from Australia |
Since arriving from the uk I have been very interested in indigenous culture and would love to learn to play the symbol of
australian culture |
Ricardo Aste from Peru |
Por la excelente vibraciòn que produce y por la versatilidad para crear tus propios sonidos.Ademàs puedo transmitir
esa energìa a mis alumnos y oyentes. |
Riku from Finland |
I don't know. I just love them. |
Anonymous |
I like the sound |
Robert from United Kingdom |
I play |
Anonymous |
For the culture of aborigine |
Ron from USA |
Never seen before |
Ron Greenberg from USA |
Because I have been playing for a few years...best sound in the world. |
Anonymous from United Kingdom |
I love the sound and my son wants to learn. I am personally interested in the sound for healing purposes and inducing trance
states. |
Rosemary from New Zealand |
I love the way they sound even if I can't play them. I also love anything that is part of a counties culture |
Anonymous |
Yes |
Ryan from Australia |
I love the sounds they produce as well as their cultural history |
Anonymous from Finland |
Because of the sound which is simply fantastic. Didgeridoo is one of the rare instruments in the world which sound is truly
near the nature itself: it's deep relaxing and mystique. |
Samuel from USA |
I recently traveled to Sydney Australia where I was exposed first hand to didgeridoos and aboriginal music. As a multi-instrument
musician I was interested immediately. I purchased one and the salesperson gave me some tips on circular breathing. After a few
hours of practice I had it and was hooked! |
Anonymous from Chile |
Because I think it's a spiritual instrument which has healing powers. |
Scott from Canada |
My girlfriend is australian and while I was there on a vacation I was captivated by both the history and sound of the instrument |
Scott from USA |
I purchased a copy of the Wicked Tinker's CD "Bog" and was intrigued with the way they incorporated the Didj with
pipe music. As an avid piper I have started out on a quest to experience playing along with a Didj on my own. |
Anonymous |
I like the didge-sound |
Sergueï Skrypnikov-laviolle from France |
First time I played on Yidaki it was a great experience! It was wonderful I leave the room and felt like flying on the sounds.
Then now I enjoy meditate in hoods or in mountains... |
Shari from Canada |
They are a unique source of music that touches deep from within the soul |
Anonymous from Canada |
I love the sound |
Anonymous |
Lots of Australian history |
Stéphane from France |
Its sound is attractive |
Stephen Barton from United Kingdom |
Because of their earthy sound and the cultural history attached to them |
Stephen Malcolm from USA |
Since my first trip to Australia in 1996 I have enjoyed playing them and I took some lessons from an expert in Brisbane |
Anonymous |
Contemplative sound. |
Steven from Belgium |
The nice sound |
Sue Taylor from Australia |
Love Aboriginal Art & culture |
Sue from USA |
I've always been intrigued by didgeridoo sounds and have listened to didge music in the past |
Tannia Angulo from Peru |
Porque desde que lo escuché en una grabacion de cd me impresiono el sonido y no paré hasta averiguar todo de
este instrumento y todas las utilidades que tienen. |
Tara from New Zealand |
I love the music they make and the culture around them. |
Teresa from Australia |
Love the sound of them very earthy and love listening to those who can tell their stories when playing. My son well he is
the real player and a natural it comes from our own Aboriginal Heritage he loved to have his own didj |
Terry Balde from Canada |
Love the sound |
Thomas Macat from Germany |
Because I am a passionate player |
Thomas from USA |
My 20 year old son has a friend who has one and I became interested in buying one and did. |
Tiana Lee from New Zealand |
Cos I've already got a little one at home on the wall but want a real one! |
Tom Stone from United Kingdom |
Because of the fabulous sound that it makes |
Tommy from United Kingdom |
I have family in oz and have visited where I bought my didge |
Tony from USA |
Love the sound! I really like low droning things. (I also play bagpipes) |
Anonymous |
I truly benefit from playing the didgeridoo it had really helped me relax in some tough times and I couldn't think of anything
better to that that just sit out in the woods and play some didge. |
Vicki from Australia |
I find aboriginal culture very interesting |
Anonymous |
I love aboriginal art & music a didge is both of these in one beautiful piece |
Anonymous |
Its a fine instrument to play |
Anonymous |
The spirit of the sound |
Anonymous |
I like constant vibrant sounds that produces the didgeridoo. The vibrations make me feel good. |
Anonymous |
So very interesting |
