How To Play 3 and 6 Beat Didgeridoo Rhythms (in 3/4 and 6/8 time signatures)

[@akroasiswellnesstherapy8656]

You are the reason why i started playing the didge. Thank you! 🙏

[@flyingfishsauce]

My comfort rhythm has always been "In ta ka In ta ka Un ta ka", I have never even considered using "Ha" and it seems so obvious now. Really helpful video.

[@lil_pimpgaran6755]

honestly best person to teach how to play a didgeridoo

[@marcordia]

Still good and inspiring after all these years. Thank You!

[@forestweston5055]

A-e-i, A-e-i… or I-o-u, I-o-u … Using vowels makes it natural for including vocals. Nice 👍🏼 video.

[@KeithVaudin]

Thanks AJ, you make it so easy to follow. Regards from Keith in south africa.

[@didgeproject]

thanks keith, nice to meet you!

[@danieloskopico]

I love your project

[@Bartyron]

great new channel found! Thank you!

[@DoranMitchell_Handpan]

Just got my first Didge & hope to learn to play it to my RAV playing someday.

[@russbessette7605]

Thank you, opening whole new areas to me, have used different syllables with harmonica, but new to didgeridoo. Right now I only have a 48" pvc practice instrument, but have been making a 73" Diamond Willow Didgeridoo that I am getting close to finishing.

[@didgeproject]

Awesome. I’d love to see a video of you playing it!

[@gokhanatis3404]

This was amazing to learn. thank you so much

[@SaraNowacka]

Thank you AJ for this rythm HA IN HA WEE YOU WEE I think is easy for beginners, like me! I can play this rythm for over 3 minutes! This is my favourite! :-D

[@didgeproject]

Sara Nowacka I’m so happy to hear this from you! I use this rhythm a lot for both meditations (slow) and african dance rhythms (fast).

[@carlotrombone6677]

grazieeeee .... sempre utilissimo .........bravo !!

[@gondolettawatussi2149]

I Love that flying carpet :D

[@jean-marcmanning4574]

oh man thank you AJ that is really illuminating

[@noche016]

You play so well and your exercises are so nice, but for some reason I can't get the sound we we we (the gentler part sound). When I try to say we we we, then too much air gets between the lips and the instrument, and the sound stops completely.

[@kathleenrae1167]

Thank You Brother. So easy to follow Your instruction.

[@mgriffith2000]

Hi AJ, I just received my first Didg and I am so excited to learn more about this amazing instrument, the first blow freaked my dogs out 🐕🐕🐲love your style of teaching. Keep rocking this planet.

[@macb124]

This helps me a LOT!!!!

[@didgeproject]

Mac B I’m happy to hear it. We have many more coming!

[@radaroperator8660]

Try sayin I Peelapotato, I peelapotato I Peelapotato, I peelapotato I use it every now and again for a laugh

[@saskiagerits9561]

Great video, THIS helps me thx from belgium

[@KerryBlue72]

Thanks for sharing!! 💜💗♥️👏🏼🤩👍🏼

[@guzagunda]

❤️🥰❤️ thank you🙏

[@kieronconcannon]

Fantastic.

[@omanafire]

Thanks for the lesson

[@Korsar108]

Amazing sounds!)

[@ThisliHechtli]

Sehr gut erklärt! Super...

[@devendrarathore9154]

Nice man

[@yherun]

Thanks for uploading this video! Interesting. I like your flying carpet btw...

[@didgeproject]

Jeroen, its an honor and a joy to share these lessons. There are many more coming!

[@machinewhisperer3457]

Great video, subscribed

[@didgeproject]

Thanks for joining!

[@exploringwithdorieverydayi238]

World rhythm page is no longer available.

[@didgeproject]

It should be working. Try this link: didgeproject.com/worldrhythmsclass/

[@glennnorman4495]

Eucalyptus is the one for me

[@ferencrozsa188]

Very good rhythm lessons. Thanks for you. But it would be a great help if you had your breath hand signaled. Feri from Hungary

[@didgeproject]

thanks for the tip. we will try this on the next video!

[@ferencrozsa188]

Thank you very much! Breathing works very well for me, but I'm not doing well with learning the rhythm. : - ((@@didgeproject

[@ritadighent]

Are you circular breathing?

[@didgeproject]

Yes indeed. See our many circular breathing tutorials on this channel.

[@ralkia]

Whenever I try and make the -youuuu sound it doesn't work. I can get my basic drone fine but I can't really go anywhere from there. Any tips?

[@didgeproject]

what is probably happening is that as you move your tongue to create the "you" shape, your lips are also moving and you lose the buzz. Practice making the wee-you sounds with your tongue but not changing your lip buzz at all.

[@ralkia]

Thanks!

[@krishna3george238]

cool beans

[@cjedwards5414]

i have a digeridoo

[@negarsarmast6808]

Thank you _/\_

[@rajiv27sharma]

I cannot play continually by breathtaking from nose

[@jdizzle6324]

Did you learn to recycle breath? Takes a little practice is all.

[@stickinglady]

Watched your coaching but imagined I was playing a RAV drum (it's on order). It worked in my mind! What are the RAV playing positions you recommend? I have knees that I love and sitting may be better. Abs/core important? Strike from shoulders, elbow and wrist? Thank you so much. . .I love playing with you!

[@didgeproject]

Hey Chris! People usually sit on the floor cross legged or on a chair with the instrument on their lap. Also, some people get snare drum stands and put the RAV Drum on there to take the weight off the body.

[@macb124]

This helps me a LOT!!!!

[@didgeproject]

What was the most useful tip for you?

[@macb124]

using my gut and cheeks to push air out. Working on keeping a steady rhythm.