2017 Lineup 2017 Lineup, 2018 Coming this Spring Jamie Hogetsu OrfanellaJamie Orfanella has been a professional musician and educator for 30 years and has performed, taught and run clinics across the United States, Germany and Taiwan. He has a degree in music education from the University of North Texas where he was a member of the North Texas Jazz Singers and several lab bands and jazz combos. workshop info » Jeremiah BarkmanFor the past twenty years Jeremiah has been experimenting with developing a deeper understanding of linguistics of the didgeridoo. He has developed a written form of didgeridoo music, The DidgIt Syllabary. As co founder of Stargazer Creative Solutions he has managed a project to develop the DidgIt Syllabary into software for composing didgeridoo music and sharing didgeridoo music over the internet. workshop info » ThunderCrowThunderCrow is a new drum ‘n’ didge duo from Eindhoven, The Netherlands. They play hybrid world beats, a mix of analog and digital music. performance info » Zach BainterOrganic beats. Esoteric dance music. Ambient and energetic solo project combining percussion, ambient soundscapes, and the raw natural pulse of the didgeridoo. performance & workshop info » Lewis BurnsLewis Burns is a Tubba-Gah Wiradjuri man born and living in Dubbo, NSW Australia. He has been learning about his Aboriginal culture for as long as he can remember. He continues to practice and respect these life skills each day and still learns and grows from this ancient knowledge. performance & workshop info » Tyler SpencerTyler Spencer’s life’s work is dedicated to the crafting and playing of the didjeridu. These pursuits have taken him around the world and helped forge strong ties to the didjeridu community. He is regarded by many to be the most influential didjeridu player in the northwestern United States. performance & workshop info » Ondrej SmeykalOndrej Smeykal (1975) is a European pioneer of contemporary, technical didgeridoo playing with more than 20 years experience performing and recording his music with many other musicians. performance & workshop info » Pamela MortensenPamela Mortensen started playing didgeridoo in 2005 and has since become one of the best women players in the United States. Her music is a blend of voice, dynamics and snappy rhythms drawn from urban and belly dancing beats. Together with a stomp box and a battery of hand percussion, Mortensen's strength in songwriting comes through to delighted audiences all over the West Coast and British Columbia. performance & workshop info » William MacGavinWilliam MacGavin is a didgeridoo maker and player from Temecula, California, currently residing in Birmingham, Alabama. Will recently graduated with an Architectural Engineering degree, focusing on the relationship between structure and vibrations. performance & workshop info » Eric Mandala & Zu ZenProducer, Composer, Multi-Instrumentalist, Instrument Maker, Visionary, World traveler, Founder of "Mandala World Music" an international ethnic fusion world music group with people from all around the world. performance info » Dan FlynnDesigning and crafting his didgeridoos in collaboration with Frank Geipel (creator of Computer Aided Didgeridoo Sound Design, or CADSD), Dan Flynn explores the melodic range of the didgeridoo--traditionally a drone instrument. performance & workshop info »