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A Popular Didgeridoo Rhythm and How To Play It
In this video for intermediate to advanced level didgeridoo players, we share a popular didgeridoo rhythm found in music all around the world. I...
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Didgeridoo Playing Tips: Getting A Better Drone Sound
In this video we share 3 didgeridoo playing tips that answer the questions: "what do you do if you can’t get the didgeridoo to...
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Circular Breathing Basics for Didgeridoo: Bounce Breathing
Bounce breathing is one of the didgeridoo circular breathing basics all players should learn. In this approach, the cheeks appear to be full the...
Intermediate Didgeridoo Skills Course Now Available For Download
This is AJ Block, director of Didge Project, writing to personally invite you to the Didgeridoo Skills Course, a six-class journey into rhythm, breathing...
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Learn To Circular Breathe by Developing The Abs, Cheeks and Jaw Muscles
Many people try to learn to circular breathe without having the proper foundation in place. The exercises presented in this video show you how...
How To Play Didgeridoo For Absolute Beginners
Welcome to your first lesson on how to play didgeridoo. In this video class you will learn some basic breathing techniques, how to use...
Four Ways to Get a Better Sound on Didgeridoo
It can be frustrating to listen to your favorite didgeridoo artist and hear the amazing sounds he or she makes yet when you pick...
Didgeridoo Cleaning, Care and Maintenance
There are many simple do it yourself actions you can take to ensure your didgeridoo stays healthy and creates the greatest possible benefit for...
How to Strengthen The Breath and Expand Lung Capacity for Wind Instruments
The first practice for didgeridoo playing, connecting with your breath, will give you a better understanding of the respiratory system and lay a strong...
What is a didgeridoo (the droning Aboriginal Australian wind instrument)?
The didgeridoo is a wind instrument made from hollow wood. The first didgeridoos, played by aboriginal peoples in northern Australia an estimated 40,000 years...
