[Didjeridu] Not so... old members

[Phillip Brown]

Hi,

Might as well stop lurking and introduce myself as well.

Been on the list about 18 months.  I've been playing about two years and, 
perhaps optimistically, feel that I'm on the verge of circular breathing.

I have three didjs:  one purchased in Darwin, NT from an indigenous 
Australian owned shop/gallery; another very heavy one that I found in a junk 
store in Longsford, Tasmania that's attributed to "W. Morgan Yorta Yorta"; 
and a hardwood didj made by the White Raven of Bridgewater, Vermont.

(Using Guan's cultrual index I'd guess they're C4,C3, and C0 respectively).

cheers,

Phil Brown
Berkeley, California


>From: Lori Reed <lorireed at lightning-rose.com>
>To: didjeridu at music.mills.edu
>Subject: Re: [Didjeridu] Not so... old members
>Date: Mon, 12 Nov 2007 15:47:01 -0700
>
>I've only been on the list a few months so I thought I'd use this
>opportunity to introduce myself.
>
>I bought my first didge, a plain eucalyptus model, in 1994 from Clarion
>Music in San Francisco, but I set it aside and didn't learn to play the
>didge until 1-1/2 years ago. And I still can't do circular breathing. :\
>
>I live in beautiful Boulder, Colorado with my two doggies and I'm
>acquainted with a few of the local players including Per, Eileen, Gusty,
>Ben, and Ash.
>
>My favorite didge at the moment is a split and hollowed hardwood, E flat
>boomer made by an unknown artist purchased off eBay on a lucky whim.
>
>I hope this list stay active, and I hope to meet more of you in real life.
>
>Lori
>
>White Knight wrote:
> > Hey everyone! Well, I found this list maybe 2 years ago, so I thought 
>I'd change the subject, since I never had the honor of being in the 
>heaviest activity of the list. I have been to three JT Didgefests now, so I 
>have gotten to meet a few of you :-)  I'm "White Knight" on the didge 
>forums. Live in SW Lower Michigan (USA).
> >
> > Have a good one,
> > Allan
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