
BushLab Didjeridu Workshops are hands-on classes with maximum participation and fun learning to play the didjeridu (didgeridoo or yidaki). Using unique tips and approaches from across the world, Scott teaches students to make basic sounds and tones to get playing in a remarkably short time.
Students from schools, colleges, language institutes and community groups are brought together to learn about the significance of the didjeridu to indigenous culture, and to quickly pick up the skills and tips for mastering the instrument themselves. Private and public gatherings can showcase a workshop, including festivals and outdoor events.
No previous experience or musical ability required whatsoever !
Run a BushLab Didjeridu Workshop any time, day or night, rain, hail or shine!
Perfect locations include any meeting or class room, general assembly area or other indoor space, or any outdoor area including parks, grassed or sandy locations, campfires areas or outdoor auditorium.
Outline includes;
• Traditional and contemporary playing styles
• Fun learning a basic drone, and various sounds and tones
• Hygienically clean practice instrument to each person
Workshops cost The 2 hour program costs $15 per participant, all inclusive.
A minimum number of 10 to 50 participants can attend any one program.
3 Day intensive didjeridu workshops can also be arranged (2 hours for 3 days) with take-home pracdidj for each student!








