"O-Ke-Wa "
Concert Quality Didgeridoo Watch a VIDEO demo of this didgeridoo below! "This insanely beautiful, RIPPER SOUNDING didgeridoo is made from a storm felled Indian peach tree. It's SUPER LOUD and capable of dropping in pitch from a perfect E down to low G! Tyler says, "I harvested this piece of wood off my uncle's property in the Willamette valley about six years ago, so it's had plenty of time to properly age cure and dry. The Honduran mahogany, padauk and bass wood mouthpiece has an interesting look with the angled design." Truly stellar, Ty, and these photos can't do it any justice. About the name I gave this didgeridoo... According to Stephen Hill from the "Hearts of Space" radio program, "O-Ke-Wa
is the Seneca Indian word for their dance for the dead. Performance of
the piece occurs in total darkness and is scored for 12 voices, bells,
rattles, and a low drum. The singers move continuously around the
audience in a slow procession chanting these words: "Whispering streams
of life, stirring far away, ripening earth in the wind. Soft history
soul songs, of dark murmuring Indians' dreams, vanishing in flights of
dust. Heavy wild herds in summer's vast echoes, and silky fields of air.
Geese scattering dawn light, grain over thunder; wispy, hidden graves." Didgeri-Clean Soundwise: Concert Quality The outstanding playing characteristics of this didgeridoo is its range. The top end of the bore allows for an extremely punchy, percussive playing instrument. Advanced techniques such as jaw drops, pitch bends, horn toots and multi-drone feel welcome. It has a natural drone note in the key of E, but it bends down as low as G for jaw drop accents and multi-drone style. If you're interested in traditional Yolngu hard tongue style playing, this might be an ideal didgeridoo for you as well. Also, it delivers a C# first horn toot with an E drone note, which is rare, allowing for an interesting transition between the two and endless possibilities.strong backpressure for its size and pitch make the circular breathing technique easier. A superior instrument and a fine example of the kind of didgeridoo that has built up our reputation over the past 16 years. Please don't hesitate to contact us if you have any questions. Tyler made a
video demo of himself playing it (see below) . Read our 100% satisfaction guarantee. Purchase includes our didgeridoo care guide and playing guide.
Watch Tyler demo this didgeridoo for you and see the instrument in vivid HD detail! Just click on the video below.
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Specs for this Didgeridoo: Key: E (in perfect pitch)
Overtone toots: C#, Bb, E, G#
Skill: Beginner to Advanced
Wood: Indian peach
Length: 70.5"
Mouth: 1.25 " Inner diameter
Bell: 4" Outer
diameter
Mouthpiece: Wood Backpressure: Strong
Weight: 5.2 lbs / 2.4 kg
Ease of play: Easy
Loudness: Low IIIIII II I No worries, it can be exchanged within 30 days for any reason. Can't decide on one? Call 1-800-519-1140 for live help! Our sound quality ratings: CONCERT QUALITY First rate, professional grade sound HIGH QUALITY Very good sound. Better than most found at comparable prices.GOOD QUALITY Nice introductory didgeridoo, but may lack in tonal quality and/or volume.FAIR QUALITY Not for serious playing. Good for muking around on, or as a conversation piece.
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