Sandy playing didj Glastonbury 2009
Well here I am back from Glastonbury. The mud washed off nicely and the roar of the crowd is still ringing in my ears.
The four performances I did went down well, didjeridu and loop sampler both behaved themselves and the workshop was fully attended. Next stop? Didgehead Radio festival on the Isle of Wight ….see you there!
I will be there in force, didjeridu in hand, plastic tubes (x30) and a loop sampler! Ho wot fun.
Times: 12-12.30pm start.
Places: Tadpole Tent, Green Futures field (Wed/Thu). Mandala Tent, GFF (Fri/Sat/Sun). Come along and join in -all abilities/ages welcome. Please shout “BOOMSHANKA!” if you came along having seen this 
Sandy x
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 have been playing didjeridu for twenty years and in that time I have performed at countless live events, recording sessions and tutorials.