More didgeridoo

[Richard D]

From the JT didge fest - and I really wish I could include a soundtrack. The music was astounding.

Didgeridoo master Stephen Kent and Kawali singer Sukhawat Ali Khan (Kawali is a form or ecstatic singing from the Sufi tradition)

[Richard D]

1. P.S.

I'd love comments/suggestions as to how to do better next time.

[dixiegrrrrl]

2. Where was this?

I would have loved to hear the singing, it is a new one on me.

[Richard D]

3. North Fork, CA

at the JT didge fest. http://jtdidgefest.com/

Unfortunately it was the last one as far as we know. But there is one every year up in Oregon called Indigeinous.

The artists music can easily be bought online as well.

[Celebration]

4. on You Tube, of course!!

Great!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=weMVogGRG3Q

[Richard D]

6. Of course

Here's Jeremy Donovan, the first artist I put up here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9g592I-p-dc&feature=related

[JeffR]

5. These are outstanding. You've really captured a vibe here.

I'm tempted to take out my didge now, but unfortunately most of what I can get out of it sounds like an animal trapped in a tar pit, and the dogs tend to go nuts when they hear it.

[Richard D]

7. Take it out . . .

Sounding like an animal trapped in a tar pit sounds good. Really, it's just a matter of practice, practice, practice!
(And having fun!)