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Debunking the 432 Hz Myth

Frequency vs. Feeling: 

Why I Don't Care About 432 Hz (And Why You Shouldn't Either)

If you spend any time browsing acoustic music, sound bath recordings, or handpan videos online, you’ve almost certainly run into…

Who is Mark Campbell of Symmetrical Drumming Australia

Mark Campbell is an experienced drummer and percussionist from Bathurst NSW, now based in Canberra, Australia, and is the founder of Symmetrical Drumming Australia. 

https://symmetricalDrummingAustralia.Org

With over 45 years of experience, he…

Didgeridoo

Ive been playing didge since the late 1980s…Today Im working on a video for my didgeridoo playing, music, lessons.   

My theme was " The Didge is a drum that I play with my mouth"....as the hook to get people…

Didgeridoo Fungus?

Is your instrument making you sick?

Setup Your Didge for good tone and easy cleaning.

Saliva and breath condensation inside your Didge promote fungal growth that can infect your airways and lungs.

At Symmetrical Drumming Australia I play…

The didgeridoo is classified scientifically as an end-blown aerophone. As a natural wooden wind instrument, its organic construction and acoustic behavior place it in a unique category, sharing physical and performance characteristics…