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"Tyler Spencer and a prized didjTyler Spencer was only 15 when he stumbled across a metal tube in his\nparents&amp;#39; basement and happened to blow into it, creating a unique\nresonating sound. While the tube was actually a piece of exercise\nequipment, Spencer&amp;#39;s father told him about an Australian Aboriginal\ninstrument called the didjeridu. Spencer began scouring reference books\nand other materials, eventually creating his own out of a pine log for\na school project. Fast forward 15 years and Spencer now makes and plays\nthis ancient instrument for a living, having even gone to Australia&amp;#39;s\nNorthern Territory and studied under the highly respected Aboriginal\nelder Djalu Gurruwiwi. Based out of his home on Bend&amp;#39;s east side with a\nrecording studio just off of the workshop where he creates his\ninstruments, Spencer is bringing ancient Australian traditions to\nCentral Oregon and he&amp;#39;s doing it with style. \n\n\n&amp;quot;I make very high-quality didjs for people very serious about playing ...\nit&amp;#39;s kind of my duty to pass on my experience and what I&amp;#39;ve learned,&amp;quot;\nhe says."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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