Didjeridu

My didjes are made from selected British hardwoods. Rendered from branches of trees that were legitimately pruned as part of a tree’s necessary maintenance programme they are then kiln-dried until totally devoid of moisture and stress.
The hollowing/shaping processes demand the best possible sound tuning and finish before each didjeridu leaves the workshop.

Prices range from £50 to £150 depending on size/shape. Specific sizes, keys and finishes can be made to order.

Boxwood didjeridu by Sandy sold in 2008

I’ll be DJing on Green Futures Festivals web-based radio station this Saturday (7th Feb). Broadcasting from The Environment Centre in Kingston, it’s an ‘all dayer’ featuring the skills of many, with ‘live in the studio’ performances, discussion and quality music. It kicks off at 11am. My slot is from 8pm, of course I will be playing a certain amount of didj-based music. Please send any requests via my contact form and I’ll do me best!

Well, it’s been a few months eh, a long winter and a nice break in the USA for me.

So far I am booked to play at the Isle Of Wight DidgHeadRadio Music Festival (details in ‘Performances’)  Glastonbury (tbc)  Tribal Earth (also tbc), possibly The Gathering 2nd/3rd May in Devon. Surrey Strings have me on their books and are about to set up some gigs in The Grove Tavern in Wimbledon, so look out for me there.

Happy noo year ! ( he says in February LOL )