Hi Everyone, First, I'd like to apologise. I haven't been very active on this platform, and I imagine that some of you joined this community with some expectations that might not have been met. I've been doing a bunch of other things recently, and this community had to stay on the back burner. Winter is coming again, though, which means that there might be some fresh wind for me to sit behind a screen and put the moderator hat on. We will see. In the meantime, I'd like to open up all courses in the Classroom for all members for free. I'd love to know how you'd like to use this space and engage with others. Please drop your suggestions below.

Let's get to know each other! First posts count as brave. You can use this simple format. Hi, I am from __________________ and for fun I like to _____________. Here is a pic of me and my didgeridoo.

Hi and a big welcome to our new members: Mikee, Imke, John, Linda, and Janina. I’m glad you’re here, and I hope you find this community and what it has to offer useful for your practice. Learning something new can be difficult, especially when the only real way to improve is through regular practice. The didgeridoo is no different. You’re probably drawn to this instrument for your own reasons. Maybe you want to really learn how to play, maybe you’re interested in its meditative side, or maybe you’re simply curious about how its “magic” works. It doesn’t really matter. You’re here, and that’s a good place to start. It’s completely up to you how you want to use this space. There are a couple of courses under the Classroom tab that you can check out. They’re made up of short videos that will help you get started and build a solid foundation without overwhelming you. And don’t be shy about posting. If you feel stuck, upload a video and ask for feedback, or simply throw a question into the group. Someone will answer and help you get unstuck. That’s what this community is here for. If you feel like you want more individual support and you’re serious about improving your playing, you can also send me a PM and we can talk about 1:1 online sessions via Zoom. A few people from the community have already gone down that road, and it’s been great seeing their playing develop. But there’s absolutely no pressure. Whether you’re here to practice seriously, experiment with sound, learn circular breathing, or just make strange noises that annoy your neighbours, I hope you have fun with it and keep growing in your own way. 🌀 Kia kaha, David

Hi guys, I am going on a holiday and there will be no Q&A this Thursday. I will be back in a week or so. Take care ❤️

hey Dave what platform do you use for lessons ?