User:Rananculuswriter/closed end Didgeridoo

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Closed end Didgeridoo new article content ... Closed end Didgeridoo was invented by Richard Marquette in 2009. It is made by splitting and coring a body of wood, leaving the end closed. Opening are then drilled and carved into the end opposite the mouth piece for sound to be released.