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Thank you sooo much! For me playing the instrument is even more amazing than listening to it. 🥰

@DidgePen Thank you! Your videos are motivating me to post.

Thank you for saying this is well explained. Comments like this help me to know what to post. 🙏I'm so glad Thistle was available when I visited you! It's the perfect travel companion! 🐧

Thank you for commenting! I do appreciate it. Your Igliza playing is beautiful.

@Mixed_Activist Dubravko's Sumos are glorious. If you can play low notes then ask for an A or G. The A is just enough higher that it is very, very playable. The G is a delightful rumble that I love. 🥰 I learned to play low notes by using an Andrea Furlan hardfiberglass telescopic didgeridoo. I added 5-10 cm of length at a time and kept asking for more pipe. 🤣 The lowest note that I regularly play is A0 (the octave below the Sumo A) but I don't have the technology to record that well. ☹️ Singing base must be awesome.

@@JennDidge dude I platonically love you thank you for making this! I have it on loop and I’m vibing and it speaks to my core! My inner most primal energy! I even started to dance a bit! ✊🏽

How utterly delightful! @Mixed_Activist playing it is even better than listening to it! 💙

Thank you so much for watching my videos and commenting! 💙

Thanks 😅

Thank you kind Sir!

Thank you! I am sooo happy Purple Lady came to live with me!

@JamesTruett-d30 This is a Sumo in A by Dubravko Lapaine. Fairly wide bore but still has accessible toots when I practice enough. 🥰

@@JennDidgeI was thinking it was one of his. I’m too broke for his stuff unfortunately. Do you know if there are any yidaki that are bass that are a few hundred dollars American?

@Mixed_Activist traditional yidaki tend to not be this low. I have two awesome yucca didgeridoos from Pamela Mortensen, @didgegirl6. She might have or be able to make one in your price range.

Thank you sooo much for the nice words. The low notes are my happy place. 🥰

The Bears really do help me play and practice! 🐻🥰

@JamesTruett-d3o It's a rhythm that I extracted from something much more complicated by Dubravko. Three lines of 11 beats. The sound motifs are Dum'; dee ; tk; wk; and t-tg. Each of those is the same length so the t-tg is fast for me. Can you work out what I'm playing from that?

@@JennDidge Thank You Jen for the breakdown of the technique.Yes I can work with the instructions you so kindly posted.Wishing us all the best on our mystical magical journey with didgeridoo.Some aboriginal tribes call the didgeridoo "The voice of Creation"Such a powerful instrument.You are inspiring.

Thank you so much for this lovely comment. My apologies for it not showing up immediately. So far I'm better at playing didgeridoo than I am at working the youtube platform. 😂

Thank you!

Can you make a guess at it? I'll write it down later but it's a great exercise for you to try first. 📋

dom' d-dom' dir di dom' dee. 1&2 & d 45 6 7 8. That is the first dom starts on 1; the d is on & (the offbeat) before 3; second dom is on 3; dir is two beats starting on 4; di is on 6; dom is on 7; dee is on 8.

Our Teacher talked me into it! 🤣

Playing didgeridoo brings me (and my bears) joy. 😊

The snow was beautiful while it lasted. It's been raining since then. ☔️ The rhythm is 33 beats long. I don't expect most people naturally look for that kind of rhythmic pattern. 🤣 But there are some repeating themes.

@@JennDidge I would like to know how you prepare your blank sheet before composing. Is like a grid?

Whee! Thank you! 🥰

Count the falling snowflakes.

Thank you for the nice comment!

@DidgePen Thanks! How does your playing change when you choose Playful as your motivation?

@@JennDidge yess thats it 😃

Thank you! This was hard work. 😅 I want to keep going with it so having a playalong from you would be wonderful. 🙏

Oh, thank you kind Sir! 🙏 I hear what you mean and will attempt to obey. 😁