10 Basic Exercises for Didgeridoo Beginners

[@carpedekem]

For your practicing convenience: 1. Own your Drone 2:27 2. Clear Drone 4:06 3. Harmonic Changes 5:10 4. Cheeks In & Out 6:18 5. Cheeks Assisted Circular Breathing 7:08 6. Jaw Assisted Circular Breathing 8:10 7. Body Assisted Circular Breathing 8:50 8. Toot with Circular Breathing 9:35 9. Audible Voice on Drone 11:25 10. One Rhythm Always Available 13:05

[@brodybradbury1445]

This is fantastic, as a new player i really appreciate this man, your sound is very inspirational! I play a carbon-fibre air didge which is nice and light, unique in its sound (I suppose they all are) and your commentary on the importance of certain points to practice is very helpful! Keep making vids dude you're a treasure 🙏✌️

[@martinkeilaus470]

Only just started playing didge this video is really help-full giving the 10 exercises is brilliant as have something to train with Thanks :)

[@Rob_2]

Thank you Dubravko for sharing this ❤️ I like your playing philosophy or how to call it. Your not just didgeridoo player, you're visioner 🙏 Similar to Ondřej Smeykal. This is what making you both special. I like you both and you're my inspiration. Thank you one more time. ❤️

[@juanantunaros9598]

Great exercises from the master. Thank you !

[@alessandrofirmani700]

Hey man, awsome video thanks.. im in a cabain in the alps with a friends digeridoo trying to learn to play it.. hard stuff lol

[@martinkeilaus470]

How are you getting on? I have just started to learn 5/6 weeks in :)

[@drumSick66]

Great, thank you! 🙏🏻

[@mickleb]

Du, I'm loving the Didge! Simply incredible, a masterpiece of workmanship and best didgeridoo purchase I have ever made. I got a Royer ribbon mic and a Sennheiser for the nose. Running through an Irig Pro Duo I/O to an Ipad Pro. Been having a great time figuring stuff out. Thank you!

[@DuendeDidgeridoo]

Thank you so much! I am a big fan of Royer actually. And Duende actually. And I doo like to pair them as well! What you describe is a capsule of universe where you are the main protagonist in creation and you can get lost so easily in the jungles of your own sound! I love that place!

[@Toroidal_dynamics]

The perfect rhythm for an alien abduction. Thank you.

[@svd348]

Thank you! This is the instruction I needed to help me get moving and practicing better!

[@NunoCasola]

This piggy went to surf ! Nice video my friend , hope to see you soon!

[@danielbarden8664]

Your Well Analyzed, Detailed & Presented Lessons take me back to Memories of My College Days as a Physics Major. Except, This Is Much More Fun!!! Later, see you on KZbin... Doc

[@boazdaka]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge with such generosity! as always waiting for more stuff from you 😀

[@svenmrugala3554]

Cool Video! I can really see your pain while doing these beginner exercises :D Bless you for sharing your knowledge, it's always as entertaining as helpful :)

[@eternal_way_of_light]

Nice tips! All the important things, that are needed to play interesting rhythms. Do you have the video, where you explain the correct lips transition and pisitioning between drone to tooths and back to drone... and so on...? For me it is difficult to find that balans. So i need some advice about it. 🙏

[@lighthawk5401]

booom~!awesome

[@francescobosco1707]

we definitely want to know the next 10 steps!

[@nebo_sentyabria]

Бачу жовто-блакитну аватарку - лайк та підписка недивлячись ) Хоча, дивитись теж зараз буду ))

[@danielbarden8664]

Spiral Out = Loosen Control & Let It Flow. That puts one in the Spiritual Realm. --- Spiral Out Sir Du...

[@erieffects]

Благодарю ❤

[@WhoAmI_369]

Sweeeet!!! Thank you for your list of 10. Gettin' better every day! Not at every one on the list just yet. And the rhythm at the end ... you don't wanna know my immediate response 🤣 It's sic for real!! And, I DEFINITELY need a didge with back pressure. Tips would be GREAT on how to find one as I selected my current one back in 2014 cuz I liked the look, and jumped to it knowing nothing other than I liked the sounds of didges. 🤗

[@DuendeDidgeridoo]

Who Am I? you have a beautiful YT name, I hope your surname is I am Me! Thank you for the kind words. The last rhythm is about 15 years old, so it is a teenager, should be sic or even sick. As far as didge recommendation goes, I think both the video itself and the description is rather loaded with those.

[@WhoAmI_369]

Thank you. -- Who am I? I Am!

[@douglasgrenville9410]

Thanks Du, this came on a dreary, raining day and I needed a kick to get up and practice. Got them 1 through 9 but much work needed on number 10. Hopefully by summer my rythem will be part of my DNA. Looking forward to a great Master Class this summer👨‍🎓

[@necatsever3500]

❤

[@mickleb]

I need a Moytze. Thank you for your content and help. I am contacting you shortly. I would like to add. I'm considered good at circular breathing, but you are just simply incredible. I mean damn! Next level, better than even like a David Hudson. I play traditional woolybutt, on beeswax. You are the best, Thanks again!

[@DuendeDidgeridoo]

Thanks so much for this!!

[@rosteddy1]

Du, that T-shirt looks so good on you !!! ❤😂 ho sorry it was on thé other vidéo ! But this one looks good too ! Thanks again for all your work, tuto, help etc kiss

[@michameijer6489]

great t-shirt! suits the name!

[@DuendeDidgeridoo]

you recognized me on the t-shirt?

[@michameijer6489]

Pain is bread I French...wordgame, amazing playing!@@DuendeDidgeridoo

[@DuendeDidgeridoo]

@@michameijer6489 I thought you recognized me as this is my photo from my high school trip. However, remember that pain(e) is the name of the game!

[@damienallbon2989]

Please send me details if your master class. Cheers

[@junttivision7743]

👍

[@Doug-Didgiridoo]

I can now do all 10 techniques, I hope I can attend masterclass.

[@DuendeDidgeridoo]

Excellent! You know where to apply ;-)

[@hlaw35]

Its called a yidaki

[@DavidSmith-xi2dv]

Yidaki is a word from one First Nation language group in Queensland I believe. Of the dozens of mobs there are or First Nation Peoples groups they'd all have their own word so I wouldn't get hung up on what we call a didg