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From: "Welter, Ted"
Date: Mon, 19 Jan 1998 10:00:27 -0600
Subject: RE: Didgeridoo and harp

Hey I just jammed with didjeridoo player a couple of weeks ago. My
friend is in a bagpipe band, and they do a little side gig with other
"weird" and mostly Celtic instruments. The harp worked with the
didjeridoo, but the mix of harp and Irish pipes was not very
ear-pleasing. I'm sure a player with better bend control than moi could
have made it work better though.

Ted Welter
Ted.welt~pertus.com
TedWelt1~ol.com
Minneapolis, MN

-----Original Message-----
From: Indiana [SMTP:gwarr~ax-inter.net]
Sent: Sunday, January 18, 1998 9:37 AM
To: BluesGe~ol.com; harp~arply.com
Subject: Didgeridoo and harp

Speaking of which, does anyone on harp-l have any hints on how
to play
a didj. I had someone bring on back from Australia for me and
I'd love to
get it to make some of the proper sounds. Also, does anyone
have any
recordings with harp and didj together?

Thanks for your message at 05:58 AM 1/18/98 -0500,
BluesGe~ol.com. Your
message was:
>>Actually, the Cambridge Harmonica Orchestra has been known to
include
>>melodicas in their arrangements.
>
>35 Marine Bands, 3 64s, 2 melodicas, a washtub bass, a saw, and
a didjeree
>doo.
>
>
>
>
--
Gary "Indiana" Warren

"The harmonica is the mother of the band."
-Otis Spann