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Learn how to play the Australian didgeridoo with basic and advanced techniques such as proper embouchure and circular breathing with expert instrument instruction in this free online music video series about Australian instruments.
There are 12 videos in this series:
Get an introduction to the Australian didgeridoo including an overview of circular breathing, sound manipulation and embouchure with expert instrument instruction in this free online music video clip.
Learn how to choose a didgeridoo, made of bamboo or eucalyptus, with tips for buying one online with expert instrument instruction in this free online music video clip about Australian instruments.
Find out how to develop proper embouchure for playing the didgeridoo with expert instrument instruction in this free online music video clip about Australian instruments.
Learn how to breath when playing the didgeridoo using these breathing techniques with expert instrument instruction in this free online music video clip about Australian instruments.
Learn basic articulation for playing the didgeridoo with expert instrument instruction in this free online music video clip about Australian instruments.
Learn the double tongue articulation technique for playing the didgeridoo with expert instrument instruction in this free online music video clip about Australian instruments.
Learn basic vocalization to use when playing the didgeridoo with expert instrument instruction in this free online music video clip about Australian instruments.
Learn an articulation and vocalization combo for the didgeridoo with expert instrument instruction in this free online music video clip about Australian instruments.
Learn the flutter tongue technique for playing the didgeridoo with expert instrument instruction in this free online music video clip about Australian instruments.
Learn advanced sound manipulation techniques for playing the didgeridoo with expert instrument instruction in this free online music video clip about Australian instruments.
Learn a circular breathing technique to use when playing the didgeridoo with expert instrument instruction in this free online music video clip about Australian instruments.
Learn how to practice the didgeridoo and how to practice long term circular breathing when playing the didgeridoo with expert instrument instruction in this free online music video clip about Australian instruments.
That almost mystical sounding music you hear coming from Australia is played by a musical instrument called the didgeridoo. The didgeridoo is made out of a eucalyptus tree that has had the insides eaten by termites. Scales are impossible to play on a didgeridoo, consequently vocalizations and other techniques are used to produce varied sounds out of this incredible instrument. Though it may seem impossible to play a didgeridoo, it really is easier than you think, especially if you have an expert teach you how.
In this free how to video series, learn how to play the didgeridoo from expert James Benedict. James will teach you how to breath when playing the didgeridoo, how to circular breath for long periods of time, and how to maintain proper embouchure. Additionally he will teach you essential didgeridoo playing techniques such as basic articulation, double tongue articulation, basic vocalizations, the flutter tongue technique, and articulation and vocalization combination. Our expert will also tell you how to choose a didgeridoo, how to practice a didgeridoo, and will teach you advanced sound manipulation on the didgeridoo.
James Benedict James Benedict has played the Didgeridoo for 6 years, among several other instruments. He has been a Trombone Player for over 12 years, and a pianist for 18 years. James took interest in playing the Didgeridoo in College when a part in his Wind Ensemble required a Didgeridoo Player, and has been an avid player ever since.dkdk
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