William Barton is widely recognized as one of Australia's finest traditional didgeridoo players and a leading didgeridoo player in the classical world.

William is a direct descendant from the Kalkadunga tribe of the Mt. Isa region.

William appears at music festivals around the world and with symphony orchestras and he has also recorded a number of orchestral works. William will be performing with orchestra's around the world with Burton Didj.

"The Burton didgeridoo is a high quality performance instrument for the professional player whether touring with a rock band or working with experimental to jazz and classical.

The Burton didges are also suitable to the enthusiastic beginner looking for a quality instrument to begin with, which will grow along with your technique and playing ability over the months of practice and play.

I personally find the Burton range of didges suited to my concerts with classical symphonies - being able to get a custom didgeridoo in any key I need including the option of high or low octave and the tuning of the horn note is a mark of a talented didgeridoo maker who not only delivers a high quality instrument suited to any performance environment but will be on the musical journey with you.

 

With continued customer services support in the event of the didgeridoo need repairing it will be fixed for you to keep on playing.

I highly recommend the Burton range of didges

Regards,

William Barton

Giday.

Having spent years playing the yidaki alongside many of the masters of this instrument, song and traditional dance, I have found one thing to be so evident.

A very large percentage of your potential is determined by the quality of your instrument! lets face it! its bloody hard work! and it can only be worsened by a poor quality stick!

I was first introduced to a Burton yidaki a while ago by a brother known as wandoo! the first instance that I started to play I could only think! too easy! the craftsman ship, the classic baseball bat shape, the perfect back pressure etc etc etc, made life so much easier when playing more complex patterns! not to mention your entire repertoire!

I remember meeting Nathan for the first time and played his yidakis at his house. It took myself and my mate Dave, way too long to make our choice!

Talk about feeling like a kid in a lolly shop! so many choices!

I now have the pleasure of being surrounded by many Burton sticks that are proudly owned by my brothers in Sydney! So of course they will often go missing and come on my travels with me.

In my professional opinion, Burton Didj's are the finest instrument quality didgeridoos in the market today. I have always respected the craftsmanship in all of the Burton didges.

I have played and heard before acquiring one myself, and when I didn't have one, I knew what I was missing out on especially where certain qualities are concerned that are synonymous with the Burton name burnt on the bottom of a didgeridoo.

Well balanced sounds with clear vocal qualities and warm rich resonant drones that aren't overly bassy or high and tinny. Superb playability where back-pressure is concerned, Burton didgeridoos have just enough to handle more percussive rhythm styles without it affecting the clarity of the tone or muffling or distorting the vocals being used.

And finally but not the least, I find where other Burton Didjeridoo owners testimony to the durability and longevity of your instruments is concerned, they all say they have had absolutely no problems with cracks or splitting and this is from owners who have had them for several years, the oldest being six years old I believe.