A didgeridoo is a eucalyptus trunk naturally hollowed out by termites. However, several stages separate the trunk in its natural state from the finished instrument. And the know-how of the …
The origins of the didgeridoo: the Aborigines of Australia
The didgeridoo has its origins with the Aboriginal people of Australia. More precisely in a small part of this immense country: the north of the Northern Territory. Several hours by …
Didg to Didg : competition at the service of music ? Not that sure…
Just like many didgeridoo players, I was in Poitiers (France) in 2016 for the third edition of the Didg to Didg. I attended out of curiosity, in order to form …
Why is the use of a metronome essential when playing your didgeridoo?
During the masterclass I lead, I meet a lot of didgeridoo players who have an approximate tempo. Their phrasing is good and well articulated, but the beat spoils their work. …
What didgeridoo must one start with ?
You then quickly surf through the web and come against a huge range of materials and prices. How can one make a choice in this jungle of pieces of wood? …
Stop playing sideways, it's outdated !
Playing one’s didgeridoo front view or sideways ? The debate was still going on a few years ago. Today, the majority of players agree: playing front view is the best …
Didgeridoo and sleep apnea
I already provided didgeridoo courses at that time. Thus, I had heard of this study, but I had not had the opportunity to teach to students suffering from sleep apnea. …
What is a didgeridoo ?
Initially, a didgeridoo is an eucalyptus trunk naturally dug by termites. However, a didgeridoo is a tube and only a tube! As long as the piece of wood measures between …
