Jason Gazda

Jason Gazda has been making, playing and teaching didgeridoo since 1992, and has been a part of the Starwood didge community for as long as there has been one. He has developed a laid-back approach to teaching playing skills while maintaining a peculiar but open intensity. Having taught well over a thousand pupils over the years has given him a keen ear and eye for what the individual needs to progress on their didge journey. Jason has played with an amazing array of instruments and performers as well as doing small releases of his own didge and meditation music. He is known for developing and popularizing the Whale Song method of getting all levels of players and differently keyed instruments to play well together as a cohesive "pod". He finds his home when playing didge with others all night around a toasty fire.