Travel Light, Play Big with the Travel Didgeridoo
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- čas přidán 8. 10. 2023
- Don't be fooled by its compact size; this instrument packs a powerful sound punch. Ideal for musicians on the go, this travel-friendly didgeridoo delivers the rich, resonant tones you'd expect from its larger counterparts. Whether you're a seasoned didgeridoo player or a beginner looking to delve into the captivating world of this unique instrument, our Travel Didgeridoo is your perfect companion. Explore its features and remarkable sound quality in this video. For more information, visit www.horizonsflutestore.com/pr...
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I an Aussie and I was thinking when the video started. Yeah right, no way he can get that to sound like a didgeridoo. Then he played it. Thats just crazy.
Thanks so much for tuning in!
When I was in High School in the 60s I had a muffler that sounded like that... But really when played with other instruments these truly add to the complete sound of a song. Thanks so much for providing them to us.
Good for meditating; when I play my didgeridoo, I close my eyes, start to play and much like the NAF it takes me away from negativity. 😊
Love that!
Very well said. We can't get too much of that.
Well done!!!
Thank you for sharing this information! Now, off to look on your website!❤
Please do! Thank you for watching!
always found these very unusual, not for me personally, a good watch none the less
I do appreciate that you took the time to watch anyway. Thank you!
I bought a didgeridoo at the local Highland Games many years ago, and really enjoy playing it from time to time.
That being said, I just couldn't get the circular breathing to work for me. I had an instructional DVD that showed how to do it with a straw and a glass of water, and then, an exercise you could do in the shower. I could do those okay, but just couldn't transfer the technique to my didgeridoo.
I hope you have better luck with it, and maybe you can share some tips with us when you get it figured out.
That little didgeridoo serms to use the same technology as Bose does with their speakers; very clever!
Thanks, Jonny! I have one but this demonstration is very helpful. 😃
You're welcome!
So you play it like you would play a brass instrument. I used to play trumbone, so I think I would find this rather natural.
I'll bet, for a trumpet player, like me, or any brass player, that would be second nature.
I think I would have to drum my fingers on the body for percussion...
Great idea!