| Archive for the ‘Info & Education’ Category Posted: Wednesday, June 23, 2010 in Info & Education• Will my Didgeridoo Crack?
• How Do I Repair a Cracked Didgeridoo?
• Can I learn to play the Didgeridoo?
• Is it hard to learn to play the Didgeridoo?
• Am I Dealing With Experts?
• Does Didgeridoo length make a difference?
• Does Didgeridoo weight make a difference?
• What about the musical key of the Didgeridoo?
• How much should I pay for a Didgeridoo?
• What about Germs?
Read the rest of this entry » Welcome back to the Didge Breath Blog! Click here to subscribe to this feed. Posted: Sunday, June 20, 2010 in Info & EducationTo be honest it’s as simple as this, if you can fog up a mirror when you breathe on it, you can learn how to play the didgeridoo. Man, woman or child! There are no age, sex, height, weight, language, ability, musical experience, taste or style restrictions to qualify to play the didgeridoo. Grab yourself a good didgeridoo, follow these instructions and open up a whole new world of enjoyment! By following these FREE simple instructions, you can start playing and enjoying your didgeridoo! Get started NOW! Read the rest of this entry » Posted: Sunday, June 20, 2010 in Info & EducationTraditional yidaki were very recently living trees, and wood will shift. Cracks can and do occur! But we will show you below, how easily cracks can be dealt with. After you calm down and stop crying! Play little, Enjoy lots Read the rest of this entry » Posted: Tuesday, June 8, 2010 in Didge Workshops, Info & Education Hi Guys! Have you ever wondered what’s the real traditional didgeridoo playing?
Check this out! You will meet, live with, and learn from the best didgeridoo players from the Arnhemland over 6 days. Where? Darwin, Northern Territory When? 23rd -28th June 2010 How much? AUD$1000 per person for 6 days Contact info@ididj.com.au http://www.ididj.com.au/stars.html 0407536308 (Mobile) Book your ticket now! Posted: Tuesday, May 11, 2010 in Info & Education1. The Didgeridoo is a wind instrument thought to have originated in Arnhem Land, Northern Territory, Australia. 2. Researchers have suggested it may be the world’s oldest musical instrument, over 40,000 years old. Read the rest of this entry » Posted: Saturday, May 8, 2010 in Info & EducationHave you ever seen a didgeridoo with a green tag fitted to the bell? 
Let us explain what this is about… Read the rest of this entry » Posted: Tuesday, April 27, 2010 in Info & Education
So what’s this about women not being allowed to play the didgeridoo? Here is some information to clarify this topic. We reckon it is awesome how tracing back as far as documented and known history allows, many musical instruments originated primarily for ceremonial, celebration or spiritual functions. Also fascinating is how many instruments were developed in some Read the rest of this entry » Posted: Tuesday, April 27, 2010 in Info & EducationRepairing Cracked Didgeridoos is simple and effective. Timber is timber, even 100 year old tables have been known to suddenly crack for no apparent reason! Recently a young man visited us with tears in his eyes, he told us that the Didgeridoo bag his Aunty made for him broke and the Didgeridoo hit the floor. Upon impact, the top 1/3 of his Didgeridoo split in half. Following these steps you should quickly and easily be able to get your Didgeridoo back on the playing as good as ever. Read the rest of this entry » Posted: Wednesday, April 7, 2010 in Info & Education
Ash Dargan, an Australian indigenous recording artist world renowned for his mastery on the Didgeridoo has been pushing the boundaries of contemporary world music for the last eight years. His distinct blend of Australian indigenous and contemporary world music captures Read the rest of this entry » Posted: Wednesday, April 7, 2010 in Info & EducationThere are many different Aboriginal names for the instrument, primarily because there are so many different language groups amongst the Aboriginal people. Read the rest of this entry »
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