Rolf Harris said...

"My first Wobble Board was made of 2-foot by 3-foot 1/10th inch thick hardboard, although they can be made slightly smaller. There is a slight indentation in the middle of each of the short side so the hands don't slip when playing. This needs to be as wide as the hand and about ¼ inch deep. It is played, not by gripping the board with the fingers, but by propping it between the palms of the hands and bouncing it, accenting every second rhythm, don't try to play every one. I've found tempered hardboard works best, or MDF board but it must be really thin, or it's too hard to bounce! Good Luck!" :fly:

Are You Observing Me?

Are you taking up a new instrument? Are you going to sing "Tie me Kangaroo Down, sport" to us, Pooka?:)