Keyed Didgeridoo on Tomorrow's World

Graham Wiggins built the world's first "keyed didgeridoo", capable of playing melodies and basslines, and unveiled it publicly for the first time on a British TV science program called "Tomorrow's World". The segment ends with his band Outback performing "Camberwick Green" (from the album "Baka") with the keyed didgeridoo. www.drdidg.com

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Music

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• Keyed
• Didgeridoo
• Graham
• Wiggins
• Outback
• Physics

[JollyWanker]

that woman wants him to do something else with his lips and his cheeks^^

i tried putting a hole in my plastic didge once and it sounded like shit what did i do wrong?

[afj102979]

On the contrary, there's one on eBay for $41.99.

[afj102979]

On the contrary, I saw one on eBay bidding for $41.00.

[afj102979]

I'm planning on getting a regular didgeridoo this summer but it's all right if they don't have it.

[hectorsland]

you can't.

[afj102979]

So May I ask. Where can you find a keyed Didgeridoo in what music store in the U.S.?

[wigmiester]

thats seriously cool

[graunis]

wonderful !!!! I loved !!!  :-)

[jubitoftw]

what a strange idea

sounds great, but i prefer the "normal" didge

[andreayidaki]

Hallo Graham, I wonder if you could restart a new musical project...

Take care

Andrea Ferroni