Thank you Marc. Circular breathing never really stuck with me. I tried many approaches and techniques. I kinda got it. But it never felt good or natural or easy. But this video has done it. My circular breathing is easy, natural and sounds great. I’m so pleased. Thank you !
Really awesome tutorial. Makes so much sense that the tongue does most now. I tried other tutorials for days and then got the first beginning of circular breather with this tutorial after 10 minutes. Thank you!
This is the best tutorial I have seen so far. Very easy to understand the method. Cleared up many questions I had. Thank you so much for creating this tutorial.
I am getting a melodica or melodia in for Christmas. I liked, subscribed, and now receive notifications for all your videos. Your tutorials are really in depth, and I will try this circular method. I know understand didgeridoo has thousands of tones, brought to our culture over hundreds of years, and you are a proprietor and sole genius of this channel.
Has anyone ever said you look like Peter Dinklage? I'm learning a lot from your videos and I keep thinking I'm taking lessons from Tyrian Lannister from Game of Thrones! Take it as a compliment! 🥰
To be perfectly honest: I doubt the use of the cheeks alone and am convinced that the tongue is always used for this purpose. Whether consciously or (mostly) not
I can circular breathe (somewhat), or can do the rapid in/out blowing you demonstrate while speaking about the bird (slowly inhaling and exhaling through my nose the whole time) indefinitely... But cannot generate enough push to buzz the lips more than a tiny 'plop' noise (which doesn't resonate in the didge at all) while doing so. Just practice?
Hello Marleen, if you mean a denture, with it it is possible to push with the tongue without any problems. Only it needs some practice NOT to build up too much pressure between teeth and lips. Or is it about other prostheses?
Interesting question. Why should you? You're able to control the air flow much better with your mouth / tongue. But actually there is ... the nose flute :-) where you blow with your nose while you modulate with your tongue
In my long experience, Drawings don't help as much as the exercises do. If it helps you: Here is a visual representation. You can ignore the German text, because it puts the focus on the cheeks, but the tongue makes the right movement: th-cam.com/video/potTAYXfRVI/w-d-xo.html
Thank you Marc. Circular breathing never really stuck with me. I tried many approaches and techniques. I kinda got it. But it never felt good or natural or easy. But this video has done it. My circular breathing is easy, natural and sounds great. I’m so pleased. Thank you !
Your comment makes me happy ❤
@@didgeridooberlin It’s honestly a life changing video. Thank you again.
Wow... so far you have helped me actually hear how my didgeridoo sounds that I just made. Your tips have helped tremendously. Thank Q
thanks! very helpful
Really awesome tutorial. Makes so much sense that the tongue does most now.
I tried other tutorials for days and then got the first beginning of circular breather with this tutorial after 10 minutes. Thank you!
Very happy to read that!
This has helped me with this technique more than other video!
Thank you, I love to hear that!
This is amazing, you’re such a great teacher - danke sehr..!! :)
Marc God Bless you. I am finally getting on how to circular breathing. Thank you so much. Regards from Brazil
Best explanation I’ve heard, thanks
Wow finally i got it after couple minutes practice. Thanks for great expoanation after while became kind od meditationnand IT is natural
Got my first didgeridoo today. Figuring out the drone, but I really needed this very helpful video. thanks Marc!
you´re welcome! enjoy the ride!
This is the best tutorial I have seen so far. Very easy to understand the method. Cleared up many questions I had. Thank you so much for creating this tutorial.
Thanks! I appreciate your feedback 😁
I really…REALLY…. appreciate this video. Thank you!
Thank YOU!
Solid
I am getting a melodica or melodia in for Christmas. I liked, subscribed, and now receive notifications for all your videos. Your tutorials are really in depth, and I will try this circular method. I know understand didgeridoo has thousands of tones, brought to our culture over hundreds of years, and you are a proprietor and sole genius of this channel.
That's great you helped me a lot I'm learning thanks 👍
Namaste 🙏,
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Namaste from Berlin in Germany
Has anyone ever said you look like Peter Dinklage? I'm learning a lot from your videos and I keep thinking I'm taking lessons from Tyrian Lannister from Game of Thrones! Take it as a compliment! 🥰
Thank you very much, no one has actually said that before.
Niiice, so glad I found this... Thank you for keeping the magic alive! The didge teacher goat!
I am glad you like it!
Awesome video! Thanks for uploading!
Thanks for your comment!
The tongue use for breathing is revolutionary. Far better than only cheeks!!! Thanks
To be perfectly honest: I doubt the use of the cheeks alone and am convinced that the tongue is always used for this purpose. Whether consciously or (mostly) not
3xcellent
I can circular breathe (somewhat), or can do the rapid in/out blowing you demonstrate while speaking about the bird (slowly inhaling and exhaling through my nose the whole time) indefinitely... But cannot generate enough push to buzz the lips more than a tiny 'plop' noise (which doesn't resonate in the didge at all) while doing so. Just practice?
Two a clock at night.
Me, watching breathing exercises right here.
Don't even have a didgeridoo.
Something is wrong with me.
Does this work just as well if you play from the side of your lips rather than the center?
Of course on the side as well. I've been playing on the side only for 15 years becoming a professional Didgeridoo player.
How do I do it with tandprotheses the practice with the tongue
Hello Marleen, if you mean a denture, with it it is possible to push with the tongue without any problems. Only it needs some practice NOT to build up too much pressure between teeth and lips. Or is it about other prostheses?
How can I listen to it in German .?
Nichts leichter als das 😜
th-cam.com/video/GHOOcEUiqGk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=i0y_AZDyrgnoE3ff
How come there's no wind instrument that uses nose to blow the air!?!?!?
Interesting question. Why should you? You're able to control the air flow much better with your mouth / tongue.
But actually there is ... the nose flute :-) where you blow with your nose while you modulate with your tongue
Hallo Marc
Bist du immer noch in Berlin?
Wie erreiche ich dich? Beste Grüße Axel
Hallo Axel. Yo noch in Berlin. Du findest alles auf meiner Website: didgeridoo-berlin.com/kontakt-impressum/
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In my long experience, Drawings don't help as much as the exercises do. If it helps you: Here is a visual representation. You can ignore the German text, because it puts the focus on the cheeks, but the tongue makes the right movement:
th-cam.com/video/potTAYXfRVI/w-d-xo.html