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How to make didgeridoo sounds using your voice – the dog bark

Posted: Saturday, July 10, 2010 in Uncategorized

This video shows you how to make a great dog bark sound on the didgeridoo by adding your voice. Enjoy the didgeridoo lesson and happy didgeplaying!

If you want more tips and tricks, check out the Playing The Didgeridoo DVD and CD Series here.



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Learn how to play the didgeridoo | Free Instructions

Posted: Sunday, June 20, 2010 in Info & Education

To be honest it’s as simple as this, if you can fog up a mirror when you breathe on it, you can learn how to play the didgeridoo. Man, woman or child!

There are no age, sex, height, weight, language, ability, musical experience, taste or style restrictions to qualify to play the didgeridoo. Grab yourself a good didgeridoo, follow these instructions and open up a whole new world of enjoyment!

By following these FREE simple instructions, you can start playing and enjoying your didgeridoo! Get started NOW!

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Making a Yidaki (didgeridoo) in Arnhem Land

Posted: Tuesday, May 11, 2010 in Uncategorized

During a recent visit to Arnhem Land (Yirrkala, Nhulunbuy, Ski Beach), we had the privilege of spending time with Djalu Gurruwiwi and his family (Djalu is a senior member of the Galpu skin clan, Yolngu people and an internationally renown didgeridoo maker and player).

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How to take care of your didgeridoo

Posted: Wednesday, March 17, 2010 in Articles, News

Fortunately the didgeridoo is one musical instrument that requires very little maintenance. Having said this, there are a couple of important things that you need to be aware of to keep your beloved didgeridoo in its current condition. Read the rest of this entry »

How to get a good didgeridoo sound?

Posted: Wednesday, March 17, 2010 in Articles, News

(Question)

Hey Didge Breath

I was wondering what is the best platform to play on? I know hard surfaces are the best to project the sound. Is there anything in particular that can be used so you can really hear the didge. The rug in my room really dulls things down haha.

Mike

(Answer)

Mike, you have to lose the rug!

Rugs, carpets, sand, grass and air all steal you Didgeridoo sound, you may as well be playing into a pillow or underwater! Read the rest of this entry »