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FREE WITH ANY DIDGE PURCHASE "Learn To Play The Didjeridoo" 60 minutes of instruction Available on CD for $15 when purchased seperately To Order Call |
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| These instructions will make learning the didjeridu as easy as possible by separating the basic playing techniques into simple, easy to learn, individual components that you can put together later in any fashion that you desire. You will find that as we go along, the didjeridu itself will teach you quite a bit as you become more experienced and comfortable with the instrument. We'll explore didjeridoo playing in three segments. First we'll work on the various ways that we can create sounds with the Didjeridoo. Next we'll work on circular breathing and then we'll finish up by learning rhythmical playing techniques. If you follow this tutorial closely and master the material covered you will have made considerable progress in becoming a proficient player. |
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Didjeridoo in the American Ouback by David Blonski An evocative collection of Didjeridoo recordings inspired by the land and animals of the "new world". |
Didjeridu Planet 2 An impressive collection of 30 tracks performed by different players from all across the globe. Includes everything from primal dijeridu solos to techno-didj dance grooves. |
On Wings of Eagles A cross-cultural blend of Native American Indian Flute and Aboriginal Didgeridoo. Hauntingly beautiful music that will lead you on an incredible journey. |
Everything Spins Released by David Blonski and Pangaea Percussion. A livley fusion of percussion and wind instruments from around the world. Features 7 tracks with didjeridu |
Didjeridu Planet 3 An extraordinary collection of 31 tracks performed by musicians from all around the globe. Evocative, tribal and rhythmic, it's a must for anyone interested in a world view of this ancient and primal instrument. |
