How to Play the Didgeridoo : How to Breath When Playing the Didgeridoo

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Uploaded by on Feb 17, 2008

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.

Expert: James Benedict
Bio: 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.
Filmmaker: James Benedict

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  • Love the vids. I make didges out of PVC, and enjoy your technique tips. However, pardon the use of language..

    The vids are too fucking short! Put them all together in one vid! Otherwise, great stuff!

  • hey man, my buddy just bought one of these, and i cant stop messing with it! some of your tips really help so i wanted to thank you. Also i wanted to say that you have a great speaking voice! it sounds like you should be doing cartoons or something!

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  • You don't breathe right. When you breathe in allow your stomach to push-out, thus relaxing your diaphragm, and allowing more air to enter your lungs. You can place your hand on your abdomen and feel it being pushed away as your abdomen rises. Your shoulders should actually drop a bit. When you breathe in you shoulders are practically beside you ears! You are seriously limiting lung capacity. When you breathe out you navel should come back toward your spine.

  • yeagh I cant do it

  • i felt the same, but one day it just clicked

  • thanks for popsting but i cant get it

  • I just can't fuckin' get it!! Ahhhhhhh hopeless!

  • I'm the guy in the video, and thanks! VO and cartoon work is my actual profession! This video actually has some of the kinder comments I've seen.

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