didgeridoo players?

[PrincessJ]

I have a wide collection of regularly played Didges ranging from the low B to about D#. I also have a multi drone F to low F didge that I constructed myself. I've been playing for several years and love it - I vary between a multitude of different styles and sounds. I mastered circular breathing a couple years ago and can play just about any didge out there. [/end brag]

[differencetone]

I can play. Mine is PVC. It's tuned to a D. I replaced the rubber mouthpiece with bees wax. If you look in YouTube, there are many videos showing techniques. Since mine isn't very wide, I have more than enough air and have to empty my lungs once in a while or the air goes bad. It sounds very good with saxophone.

[simso]

I cant believe there is only one australian that has posted saying they can play.. i can play

I can play, sort off, I also have a local contact that makes traditional didgies, boomerangs, paintings etc

[sirspinbad]

the aboriginal name is the waka-di as that is the sound produced as you say waka-di waka-di waka-di the circular breathing is inherant in the sound....during the first wa you rush the air into the instrument causing turbulance that allows you to take a breath through your nose......
a great way to LEARN to circular breath

[Ron Irving]

check out cloud9didgeridoos. Beautifully crafted by a friend of mine.

[differencetone]

I was playing around with Premiere CS5 tonight and made a short video with some of my didgeridoo playing in it:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W47HVzMOxok

Put together with some video, art and music I did.