C is a favoured key and its deep sound is so appealing to most. The deeper the note the slower our lips vibrate so in principal, there is more chance of the lips stopping.  Thus C can be harder for beginners, to some degree but dependant on the didg itself as for example I learned on a C didg  very similar to this one.  It and this one both have good backpressure which makes the slower vibrating roll along with relative ease. So this a great easy playing C didg.

The art on this one is similarly rolling along  where the colour of the bark shifts between being dark and it being golden brown and dots follow these trails. The art was a process of celebrating or complimenting natures art that already existed.

For interest also the mouthpiece  which looks like one has been  retrospectively fitted inside the top of the didg, in fact is  the natural extension where the tree died back and  instead shot out a branch of the side top.

This didg is a great  light weight traveller,  super impervious to temperature changes and an easy player that has a deep warm resonant tonal range.

Listen to this didgeridoo:

Details:

Code: 3249

Length: 134cm

Widest diameter: 6cm

Weight: .5kg

Wood type: Mallee

Musical key: C

Overtones: G#, E

Categories: Bare & or Natural with some Art, Beginner Advanced, Highly Resonant and Responsive, Top Quality Instrument, Traveller