This is the 3rd Album in the Playing the Didgeridoo series.
 
What is retro-flex tonguing? Now we're getting serious! By the end of this album, you will not only be retro-flex tonguing, you'll be bounce breathing, playing overtones, double and triple tonguing, and doing so many more exciting techniques. Very rewarding! The booklet includes an outline of the techniques covered, and the album ends with an inspiring didgeridoo track. What will this album teach me? Bucket Loads!!! Just when you thought you got the hang of the didgeridoo, can circular breathe well, make some cool sounds and pump out some groovy rhythms Extended Techniques came along! This album clearly teaches you the more challenging, but very rewarding, didgeridoo techniques.
 
What does the Didgeridoo Breath team think?
After checking out hundreds of different didgeridoo lesson CDs, DVDs, websites & books for sale around the world, we can confidently say the Playing The Didgeridoo series is the most cutting edge, easy to follow, high quality didgeridoo lessons we have come across. It is by far the best way to learn how to play the didgeridoo, from the beginner to the performer. We recommend it highly!
 
Track List:
1. Introduction
2. Tongue Movements
3. Tongue Roll
4. Retro-Flexed Tongue
5. Double & Triple Tonguing
6. Double Notes
7. Vocalising techniques
8. Pitch Variation
9. Diaphragm Pulses
10. Diaphragm Over-Blow
11. Bounce Breath
12. Overtones
13. Practice Rhythms
14. Rhythm 1
15. Rhythm 2
16. Rhythm 3
17. Rhythm 4
18. Congratulations
19. Arnhemland Stormfront

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Playing the Didgeridoo Album 3 - Extended Techniques

This is the 4th album in the Playing the Didgeridoo series. 

Prepare to be challenged! Step by step, this album will build a series of complex rhythms to challenge even the most serious player. We clearly describe each rhythm and give you didgeridoo practice tracks for you to play along with. This album is an excellent tool to take you to the top. Brace yourself! The booklet includes an outline of the rhythms covered, and the album ends with an inspiring didgeridoo track. 

What will this album teach me?
How to pump out some seriously awesome didgeridoo playing! Combining all of the techniques you have learnt from albums  1 to 4, this album will get your brain short circuiting and your tongue in twists as you take your didgeridoo playing to a whole new level! 

Track List:
1. Introduction
2. Rhythm 1
3 - 6. Rhythm 1 Stages 1 - 4
7. Rhythm 2
8 - 11. Rhythm 2 Stages 1 - 4
12. Rhythm 3
13 - 16. Rhythm 3 Stages 1- 4
17. Rhythm 4 
18 - 21. Rhythm 4 Stages 1 - 4
22. Rhythm 5
23 - 26. Rhythm 5 Stages 1 - 4
27. Rhythm 6
28 - 31. Rhythm 6 Stages 1 - 4
32. Congratulations
33. Creature from Planet Didge

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Playing the Didgeridoo Album 4 - Building Complex Rhythms

This is the 5th album of 5 in the Playing the Didgeridoo series.

Its time to let all of your hard work pay off. This awesome album contains 9 backing tracks and 5 tempo tracks designed to compliment your didgeridoo playing. From a gentle drone to complex rhythms, these backing tracks will make you sound fantastic! Use any didgeridoo in any key and let these grooves bring out the performer in you!

The perfect album to finish off the series - The perfect album to unleash your didgeridoo style!

Track List:
1. Natural Born Didge
2. Celebration
3. The Calm Before
4. In The Zone
5. Swing Thing
6. Mardi Grass
7. Creature Feature
8. Metalhead
9. Back To The Future
10. Tempo Track  -  90bpm
11. Tempo Track  -  120bpm
12. Tempo Track  -  150bpm
13. Tempo Track  -  90 bpm shuffle
14. Tempo Track  -  120bpm shuffle

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Playing the Didgeridoo Album 5 - Groove Tracks

This is lesson 1 of 5 in our "how to play the didgeridoo - circular breathing" series. For the full lesson series visit didgeridoodojo.com/circular-breathing

***Lesson overview***

In this lesson, we show you the very first step to circular breathing. It may feel a little weird and you may question what this has to do with circular breathing. Just trust us and keep practicing, it’s essential. Make sure you can do this step easily before proceeding to the next.

***Lesson goals***

-Be able to hold your mouth full of air (cheeks puffed out), while breathing in and out of your nose

-While having a full mouthful of air, be able to open your lips slightly to let the air fall out of your mouth

-Be able to breathe in and let the air fall out of your mouth at the same time

***Training tips***

-Forget about how this technique relates to the didgeridoo, this is a breathing exercise

-Get this technique and you are over 50% of the way there

-Try to resist going to the next step until you find this step easy

-The fastest way get the circular breathing technique is to practice each step until it’s so easy that it’s boring! Only then go onto the next step

-You may have to practice 10 times, 100 times or 1000 times. It doesn’t matter how many it takes, it can happen much sooner that you think

-If you try to learn the circular breathing on the didgeridoo, all your focus goes to making it sound good and you can forget about the technique. This is the long and painful way to learn. Put the didgeridoo down, practice our way and you will be circular breathing very soon

Give it a try, let us know how you go and if you get stuck, post a question in the comments section below

Didgeridoo Circular Breathing - Didgeridoo Lesson 1

This is lesson 2 of 5 in the Circular Breathing Didgeridoo Lesson set from didgeridoodojo.com - visit didgeridoodojo.com/circular-breathing for the rest of the lessons in this series.

***Lesson overview***

In this lesson we introduce you to the “cheek spit”. It will sound terrible, but the good news is… it’s meant too. Being able to do what we show you in this lesson is a huge step forward in the circular breathing process. Make sure you can do this step easily before proceeding to the next.

****Lesson goals***

-Be able to squeeze out a mouthful of air with your cheeks to make a spitting sound

-Make a spitting sound with your cheeks that lasts around 2 – 3 seconds

-Be able to do the “cheek spit” at the same time as taking a breath in through your nose

-Be able to repeat this technique over and over without having to concentrate too much

***Training tips***

-When doing the cheek spit, make sure you are not “blowing” the air from your lungs. You are just wanting to spit the air out that is stored in your mouth

-You don’t have to rush. This technique is best done slowly and controlled

-Doing the cheek spit on the 3rd breath in, teaches you to store the air in your mouth first and only use this air to squeeze out

-Forget about how this technique relates to the didgeridoo, this is a breathing exercise

-Try to resist going to the next step until you find this step easy

-The fastest way get the circular breathing technique is to practice each step until it’s so easy that it’s boring!

-Only then go onto the next step

-You may have to practice 10 times, 100 times or 1000 times. It doesn’t matter how many it takes, it can happen much sooner that you think

-If you try to learn the circular breathing on the didgeridoo, all your focus goes to making it sound good and you can forget about the technique. This is the long and painful way to learn. Put the didgeridoo down, practice our way and you will be circular breathing very soon

Give it a try, let us know how you go and if you get stuck, post a question in the comments section below

Didgeridoo Circular Breathing - Didgeridoo Lesson 2

This is lesson 3 of 5 in the Circular Breathing Didgeridoo Lesson set from didgeridoodojo.com - visit didgeridoodojo.com/circular-breathing for the rest of the lessons in this series.

***Lesson overview***

It’s all about the timing. In this lesson we fine-tune the timing of your breaths and cheek spits. This is the final step to get right before we pickup the didgeridoo. Make sure you can do this step easily before proceeding to the next.

***Lesson goals***

-You have a controlled cheek spit sound that lasts 2 – 3 seconds

-You can take a short sniff during the first part of your cheek spit

-Your sniff is finished before your cheek spit finishes

-Be able to repeat this technique over and over without having to concentrate too much

***Training tips***

-You don’t have to rush. This technique is best done slowly and controlled

-If you are having trouble, go back to the last lesson to get comfortable, then repeat this lesson

-Forget about how this technique relates to the didgeridoo, this is a breathing exercise

-Try to resist going to the next step until you find this step easy

-The fastest way get the circular breathing technique is to practice each step until it’s so easy that it’s boring! -Only then go onto the next step

-You may have to practice 10 times, 100 times or 1000 times. It doesn’t matter how many it takes, it can happen much sooner that you think

-If you try to learn the circular breathing on the didgeridoo, all your focus goes to making it sound good and you can forget about the technique. This is the long and painful way to learn. Put the didgeridoo down, practice our way and you will be circular breathing very soon

Give it a try, let us know how you go and if you get stuck, post a question in the comments section below

Didgeridoo Circular Breathing - Didgeridoo Lesson 3

Circular breathing is undoubtedly the most sought after didgeridoo technique. It’s what every beginner didgeridoo player wants to be able to do… NOW!

Our Circular Breathing on the Didgeridoo Lessons will always be a completely FREE part of the Dojo - visit DidgeridooDojo.com/circular-breathing for the full lesson set

Some people think it is a mystical technique that you can be blessed with, others think that it is something that naturally comes after you have been playing for a long time. Neither of these are true.

The fact is, circular breathing is a series of simple physical actions that anyone can learn.

In these lessons, we break the circular breathing down into small steps. Be sure to practice each step until it’s easy, then move onto the next. This is the fastest way to learn the circular breathing technique.
It might take an hour to get it… a day… or even a month. If you persist and follow our steps, you WILL be circular breathing!

Didgeridoo Circular Breathing - Introduction

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