Didgeridoo

The Didgeridoo category includes a range of traditional Australian Aboriginal musical instruments known for their deep, resonant tones. These cylindrical wooden instruments are typically crafted from eucalyptus branches and hollowed out by termites, creating a unique and unmistakable sound. Used in ceremonial rituals, storytelling, and contemporary music, the Didgeridoo has become a symbol of Indigenous Australian culture. Players produce sound by vibrating their lips while using circular breathing techniques to create a continuous drone. Explore this category to learn about the history, cultural significance, and diverse playing styles of the Didgeridoo.