I just bought my first didge. And your videos have been extremely helpful. Just 2 videos in and I can see the change. I intend to stick to my practice and follow your tutorials. Deep gratitude 🙏🏼
Hi dear Lloyd, How wonderful you want to pick up this amazing instrument! I hope you will enjoy my tutorials and succeed to pick up all these powerful and healing techniques. And yes it is truly healing for your breathing. ❤️☀️🎶
Very helpful and enjoyable. Though I've practised a little over 16 mths I didn't feel I was progressing well, but playing along with you I realize that my tongue cheeks throat and diaphragm had all benefited from the practice. I find your pedagogy is allowing me to play sounds quite easily that I didn't know I was capable of. It's great to learn from various players but I think Mama might be moving to the top of my most valued instructor list. Very glad to have stumbled across your channel.
I bought my first didge recently, it came in the mail earlier this week. It is an authentic Aboriginal made instrument from Australia. Your videos are extremely helpful. I am a keyboard guy so definitely not used to playing a wind instrument. I appreciate your upbeat personality a lot and the easy to follow way you teach this instrument. Thank you so much.
What a talent you have for teaching! Thanks so much for your lessons. Youve inspired a 69 year old South African living in Switzerland; dusted off an old didge I bought decades ago.
As I'm learning throat singing, I can overtone sing, so this blends amazing in and actually helps it further. Amazing video. I'm looking forward to having a lesson with you
Hola soy de Argentina, me compré este instrumento porque me encantó el sonido de su Alma En Argentina no es muy conocido Y lo único que puedo hacer es apenas unos soniditos raros y escupirlo😢😢 Lo tengo hace 3 días
Hola Liliana, Espero que entiendas mi inglés y que sigas intentándolo. Espero que tu didgeridoo sea bueno y fácil. Si necesitas más ayuda, házmelo saber. Doy clases en línea. ❤🎶☀️
@@alenanickos5729 was thinking of making a new tutorial today. Some one was asking for some info. I’m so glad to be of help! Keep enjoying and thanks so much for your comment, it means a lot to me ❤️🙏☀️🎶🎶🎶
You are a great teacher. I'm a drum mama who also loves to play didg but have not had such great lessons either in person or on You Tube as you present here. I'll definitely tell any one who wants to play ridge well to come to your channel.
Only two parts down, but I’ve learned so much already, thanks so much! I never knew you could even practise playing without a didge - all of a sudden doing the dishes or wiping the floor is fun. Of course after practice I have to wipe again… ;-)
Hoi Lies. Wat een super lessen zeg, dankjewel! Ik ben les 1 aan het oefenen en kwam bij de volgende lessen nieuwsgierig al eens piepen. Ik ben heel benieuwd naar je tijd bij de aboriginals! ❤ Leen
Hoi Leentje, Leuk dat je m’n kanaal hebt gevonden. Ik rij Zondag richting NL en zal de komende maanden allerlei leuke didgeridoo evenementen doen. Woon je in NL? Misschien kun je naar een van die didgeridoo evenementen/workshops komen. Heb je m’n Facebook al bekeken? ❤️🎶☀️en veel plezier met m’n lessen. 🤩
In the UK, rolling the 'R' was more commonplace when I was a child and started dying out about that time. English is basically old German, and rolling the 'R' is or was commonly spoken. I still roll when speaking as I was taught and my family are of latino origin. The Cubans do a lot of rolling the 'R'. Great video 👍 ❤
@@RobbyFindlay-uq2dy how cool Robby! Yes English is very much related to Frysian language. And Spanish RR is perfect. Enjoy the tutorial and thanks for your comment. ❤️🎶🤩
Twee jaar na datum, maar net een didgeridoo gekocht en eager to learn. Toen kwam ik jouw video's tegen en een wereld opende zich. Bedankt, echt erg helder, motiverend en...grappig! (Ik kijk er trouwens ook al naar uit zo'n goede kusser te worden ;-))
Total beginner; I don't even have a didgeridoo yet... You just taught me more than any other video to date (I've probably watched clise to 100). Practicing with just my mouth, and I'm getting harmonic throat singing with the lip vibration. And it actually sounds kind of cool, haha. Thank you so much for the video!
@@DidgeMama I actually just returned from doing that, although it's 1.3m in length. Now I have to learn to get a proper seal around my mouth - no matter what I lose it around the corners. I think I will be needing the beeswax. Also keeping the lips vibrating while my mouth is against the tube is surprisingly challenging. Should I need a very firm pressure, or a lighter contact? Thank you very much for the encouragement, I will stick with it 😊
Awesome. I learned how to throat sing and overtone sing at the beginning of the year and the end of the year i decided to start learning didgeridoo. Lots of musical growth this year!
Oh great! And with learning throat singing, you developed already muscles and awareness for the didgeridoo!!! Have fun learning this fantastic instrument ❤️🎶🤩
@@DidgeMama yeah I noticed it has helped with playing the didgeridoo as well as the jaw harp. It's just a nice feeling of connectivity . Even though some of these instruments and techniques come from different parts of the world, they're still linked. Thanks for being a link in that chain 👍
Hoi Lies, wat ben ik blij dat ik je gevonden heb. Net m’n eerste didge besteld, en met jouw hulp gaat dit vast lukken! Ik vind dit denk ik al vijfentwintig jaar super tof, en nu op m’n 44e ga ik beginnen. Zin in! :)
Hey Lies, great channel. It was lovely to meet you and Bart. You made 3 new fans today. All the best on your concert in Serta today and your session work next week.I have subscribed so that I can keep an eye on your travels.All the best, Dave and the boys
I like the way you teach. This is the first time I have seen a video that starts from scratch. I found it very easy to follow your instructions. Thank you.
Sygyt didgeridooing harmonics. Genius. And both separate equal enjoyable good to get target by you 🥰🥳 so much surprises packet in such little time. Very efficiënt 2. 😱🙏😍
Very entertaining and informative video! I was aware of how one uses their tongue to create certain tonalities, but your video clearly demonstrates this technique. For want of a better term, the German "growling 'R' " sounds seems to fit in quite well. As an aside, I personally have difficulty prouncing the "R" sound in English, as it sounds like the letter "Ah". Lol. Pronouncing the Russian word "Здравствуйте" (zdravstvuyte) - "Hello" was a complete tongue-twister for me as well . Obviously a good exercise for utilising this tongue technique! Thanks ever so much for creating and posting this remarkable video! Cheers! 🍻
Hi dear Luis, Yes but articulation is a bit to general. Because that would also apply to harmonics. So wanted to be more specific for that technique. ❤️☀️🎶
Afgelopen zomer enkele weken geoefend maar zonder veel resultaat. Ik was denkelijk teveel bezig met de circulaire ademhaling. Na het zien van jou lessen het spelen weer opgepakt met het intentie om de doelen per les af te ronden vooraleer ik met de volgende les ga beginnen. Ik ben nu bezig met les 2. Hopelijk krijg ik ooit les 6 afgerond waarin de circulaire ademhaling behandeld wordt. Dat lijkt mij het allermoeilijkste. Gr Hein
Ik ben blij dat je het weer hebt opgepakt!!! En ja gewoon les voor les en dan komt het hoogst waarschijnlijk helemaal goed met de Circulaire Ademhaling. Zo niet, kun je altijd een Zoomles met mij doen. Liefs❤️☀️🎶
Hermosa y agradable dama muchas gracias por su buena onda y generosidad. Soy un fanatico del didgeridoo y estoy trabado con la respiracion circular ,estoy empantanado y no puedo salir, sus videos son geniales, Ud es genial ,saludos cordiales
I am curious if you have ever been guided to do astral travel while someone else played or you led others in astral travel while you played. I see astral travel as something normal that everyone does when they sleep. I would imagine that it would be great for one person to play for 20 or 30 minutes while other people lucid dreams and travels with their minds eye and spirit.
Hey Lees Thanks so much for airing your instruction, it is very helpful. I’ve watched a few other onUA-cam. Yours is fun adept broken down to easily understood. I started on the side which I could make a reasonable drone also got the cb going. Made a few dog sounds. But I’m going to start from The basics with you . So chur 🤙🏾
Hi Didge Mama, I followed your two firt lessons, they are very clear, interesting and helpful ! Thank you for this, and for your lovely high energy :)))
Hey Lies, first i want to thank you for responding. Second, have a nice day. Third, the questions: when your tongue goes in/out does it scrapes your pallet? Far out does it touch your teeth? Far in is it like the tip of your tongue touches the bottom of your mouth. You know where the tongue is connected to the mouth? Thank you very much Lies, your help is priceless 💜
Hi there dear Yeti, Thank you and thanks for your question! The sides of my tongue touches the sides of my pallet and top molars but the middle tongue doesn’t touch but is very close to it. In front of your mouth the tongue doesn’t touch your front teeth, but again super close to doing so. And to the back as far as you can pull in into your throat. I hope this is clear. ❤️🎶☀️
thanks so much for these videos. I've been playing a homemade PVC pipe didge for a couple of months and am going to work through them. Very helpful! I followed this one up to the R bit. Are you actually vocalizing the R sound or is it just the toungue movement? Love the sound it makes but can't get anywhere near it atm. I found the bit about harmonics interesting. I can hear them when playing the didge, but my husband can't...
My pleasure, I’m not vocalizing so it’s just a tongue move. And yes, harmonics not everybody hears them. You have to sort of train your ears to hear them, so it’s very possible you’re doing it but your husband just hasn’t got trained ears. Keep going and enjoy. Sending love and light ☀️🎶❤️
Great video Didgemama, I am hungry for more. Have to wait a whole week. Do you have vids about your Australian aborigine adventures cause its kind of my dream to be there once.. not very likely too happen soon these covid days. Tot volgende week
I just found your videos! I have been trying to learn this for like 3 years to no avail. :-( I am just not getting the circular breathing thing. I can get sound. It is the breathing that is the problem. My didgeridoo is just a cheap like pvc material but I can get a sound on it. I can't seem to do this breathing thing though.
Hi nice you found my channel. See how far you go with my tutorials. If you get stuck, let me know. We then can set up an online lesson. Good luck and have fun ❤️☀️🎶
Hi Sonia, I’m glad you found my tutorials. The R in the back of the throat, you have to put the tongue in the position where you say NG. And then push air through it. Good luck!!!
I find getting a decent drone sound a bit tricky. I can get a deep low sound and vary the sound a bit, but run out of breath. I have watched your first three videos and keep trying different things, although I think really I am stuck on lesson one. Love your lessons, but not sure I am getting it right!! Will keep going, but I think it is going to take me a long time.
Hi Christopher, thanks for reaching out to me. Maybe I can help you on a zoom lesson? So we can look at it together. Let me know if you would like that idea. Sending love and light
@@christophersanders5300 we can do a free 15min try out lesson. Or you can book me for an hour to an hour and a half for €60. So we can get you really started. Let me know what you would like. I’m pretty busy the next couple of weeks, but might have a bit of time, here or there. ❤️🎶☀️
@@DidgeMama Dear Lies, thank you very much for your offer. I am a bit busy myself and will be all over the place until November. I will contact again when I get back from these commitments and then arrange something with you. Xxx.
Hi dear Mark, Your dizziness comes from breathing too much. Try not to breath to your chest, only belly out as in-breath. Good luck and have fun. ❤️☀️🎶
Thank you very much 🙏❤️🙏!What would you like? A eucalyptus didgeridoo? A yidaki? A great playing one, good sounding? Do you like low or high, bassey or more clear? I made a video of different didgeridoos. Maybe have a look to that one and let me know. ❤️☀️🎶
I received my first didge a couple days ago and I had NO idea what was involved in play. I am a sound practitioner and will be leading sound meditations by June. Were you doing all those practices in one breath? I'm struggling to get a consistent breath. Will this come with practice and strengthening the core/diaphragm? I guess what I'm asking is, do I need to be focusing on circular breathing before following these tutorials? maybe I just need to see about lessons🤣
Hi dear Heather, so wonderful you got your first didge! Yes these exercises you start without Circulair Breathing, these tutorials are set up to help you get circular breathing. So practice from number 1 and then go to the second video and at one point you will come to the video of cb. Good luck and have fun!❤️🎶☀️
Raymond Czapiga maybe, is possible. But the nice thing is if you incorporate your jaw dropping during vocalizations, you don’t need a bigger mouthpiece.
Hi DM, Thanks for sharing your knowledge. When you are doing the tik a ta tik a ta tik a ta where are you breathing in? Probably to late but can you put your long fringe up. When you turn and play your hair covers your throat. Thanks again
Daft question, but when I'm playing through the didge, should be mouth be open or closed? I seem to be getting much better sounds just blowing through pursed, vibrating lips but with my front teeth closed. Plus, when I move my tongue, it sounds right, and I can control the note like you do. But I assumed - maybe wrongly! - that I should have my mouth open when blowing? Any ideas? Thank you!
Not sure if I understood correctly, but when I play my molars are almost together. But every shape of lips and face is different, so if it sounds good it should be good. You can always send me a sound file or video of your playing (didgemama@gmail.com) and then I can tell you if what you are doing is correct. Thanks for your question. ❤️☀️🎶
I just bought my first didge. And your videos have been extremely helpful. Just 2 videos in and I can see the change. I intend to stick to my practice and follow your tutorials. Deep gratitude 🙏🏼
I’m so glad to hear!!! Keep it up and keep enjoying your practice and playing. If you get stuck, I’m here to help! ❤️🎶☀️
@@DidgeMama 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼♥️🌀
My way of life as an Alaskan commercial fisher man want to learn more about the didge I’m 75 years old this is good medicine for the lungs
Hi dear Lloyd,
How wonderful you want to pick up this amazing instrument! I hope you will enjoy my tutorials and succeed to pick up all these powerful and healing techniques. And yes it is truly healing for your breathing. ❤️☀️🎶
Very helpful and enjoyable. Though I've practised a little over 16 mths I didn't feel I was progressing well, but playing along with you I realize that my tongue cheeks throat and diaphragm had all benefited from the practice. I find your pedagogy is allowing me to play sounds quite easily that I didn't know I was capable of. It's great to learn from various players but I think Mama might be moving to the top of my most valued instructor list. Very glad to have stumbled across your channel.
Thank you for your nice comments! Keep practicing and enjoying and you willen great for sure!❤️☀️🎶
I bought my first didge recently, it came in the mail earlier this week. It is an authentic Aboriginal made instrument from Australia. Your videos are extremely helpful. I am a keyboard guy so definitely not used to playing a wind instrument. I appreciate your upbeat personality a lot and the easy to follow way you teach this instrument. Thank you so much.
@@jrhoffman6603 oh so great! Welcome to the wind world 😉.
And thank you for your comment, I appreciate it very much. ❤️☀️🎶
Keep enjoying 🙏
What a talent you have for teaching! Thanks so much for your lessons. Youve inspired a 69 year old South African living in Switzerland; dusted off an old didge I bought decades ago.
Yeah!!! So great to hear. Go play didge 🤩👍🤩. And thanks for your compliment ❤️🎶☀️🙏🙏🙏
Zo blij dat ik je tutorials tegen ben gekomen!
Ik “ken” je al jaren als didge speler en yes, you’ve got amazing skills!
Thank you sooo much!
Hey leuk om te horen! Ik hoop dat de tutorials je ver gaan brengen. En als je een online les wil, weet je me te vinden. Liefs en licht ☀️❤️🎶
As I'm learning throat singing, I can overtone sing, so this blends amazing in and actually helps it further. Amazing video. I'm looking forward to having a lesson with you
Hi dear Cormac,
Yes it is so related! And I’m glad you like my video. And please contact me, didgemama@gmail.com of you want a lesson. ❤️🎶☀️
Hola soy de Argentina, me compré este instrumento porque me encantó el sonido de su Alma
En Argentina no es muy conocido
Y lo único que puedo hacer es apenas unos soniditos raros y escupirlo😢😢
Lo tengo hace 3 días
Hola Liliana,
Espero que entiendas mi inglés y que sigas intentándolo. Espero que tu didgeridoo sea bueno y fácil. Si necesitas más ayuda, házmelo saber. Doy clases en línea.
❤🎶☀️
Awesome.Great, clear instruction. Keep sharing please
@@alenanickos5729 was thinking of making a new tutorial today. Some one was asking for some info. I’m so glad to be of help! Keep enjoying and thanks so much for your comment, it means a lot to me ❤️🙏☀️🎶🎶🎶
The best class ever! ❤❤❤
Oh thank you!!! I'm so glad you enjoyed my video. Keep enjoying.
best channel so far
@@vermagauravsingh thank you so much! I hope you keep enjoying and if you get stuck anywhere, please let me know so I can help! ❤️🎶☀️
You are a great teacher. I'm a drum mama who also loves to play didg but have not had such great lessons either in person or on You Tube as you present here. I'll definitely tell any one who wants to play ridge well to come to your channel.
Hi Drum Mama, nice to meet you and thanks 🙏. Yes please share and keep following my tutorials. ❤️🎶☀️
Only two parts down, but I’ve learned so much already, thanks so much!
I never knew you could even practise playing without a didge - all of a sudden doing the dishes or wiping the floor is fun. Of course after practice I have to wipe again… ;-)
hey great! Happy to hear, keep enjoying 🙂. And if you ever get stuck, let me know. Happy new year!!!
Thank you, I will, but how can I get stuck with a teacher like that?
A Happy New Year to you, too!
@@lifewithyogiji thank you so much! Hopefully not! ❤️🎶☀️
Oh, my gosh, I heard it. The overtones is so amazing.
It’s such a beautiful thing we can play with. Most wind instruments it is hardly used. So let’s use it to the max! 🎵❤️🎶
Hoi Lies. Wat een super lessen zeg, dankjewel! Ik ben les 1 aan het oefenen en kwam bij de volgende lessen nieuwsgierig al eens piepen.
Ik ben heel benieuwd naar je tijd bij de aboriginals!
❤ Leen
Hoi Leentje,
Leuk dat je m’n kanaal hebt gevonden. Ik rij Zondag richting NL en zal de komende maanden allerlei leuke didgeridoo evenementen doen. Woon je in NL? Misschien kun je naar een van die didgeridoo evenementen/workshops komen. Heb je m’n Facebook al bekeken? ❤️🎶☀️en veel plezier met m’n lessen. 🤩
Ik zie je 2 juni in de workshop!!! 🎉
@@L1tje2008 oh wat super leuk! Dan kan ik je vertellen over mijn tijd met in Arnhemland. Tot dan dan! ✅🎶❤️
In the UK, rolling the 'R' was more commonplace when I was a child and started dying out about that time. English is basically old German, and rolling the 'R' is or was commonly spoken. I still roll when speaking as I was taught and my family are of latino origin. The Cubans do a lot of rolling the 'R'.
Great video 👍 ❤
@@RobbyFindlay-uq2dy how cool Robby! Yes English is very much related to Frysian language. And Spanish RR is perfect. Enjoy the tutorial and thanks for your comment. ❤️🎶🤩
You’re amazing😍 thank you so much🤍🙏🏻🌸 with love from Turkey✨
Oh thank you so much!
I’m glad you appreciate my videos.
Keep enjoying 🤩🎵❤️
Thank you! you are an awesome didge instructor
Thank you 🙏❤️🙏 Mike! Keep enjoying ❤️🎶☀️
Hi Didge Mama! Thank you for your videos! I love your vibe and your energy! One Love!
Hi dear Laurent,
Thank you sooo much!!! I’m so happy to here you are enjoying my tutorials 😁🙏❤️🤩. Keep enjoying and love and light to you 🎶☀️❤️
Twee jaar na datum, maar net een didgeridoo gekocht en eager to learn. Toen kwam ik jouw video's tegen en een wereld opende zich. Bedankt, echt erg helder, motiverend en...grappig! (Ik kijk er trouwens ook al naar uit zo'n goede kusser te worden ;-))
Hey super Tom!!! Veel plezier met m’n tutorials. En succes met zoenen 😉🤩
Total beginner; I don't even have a didgeridoo yet... You just taught me more than any other video to date (I've probably watched clise to 100). Practicing with just my mouth, and I'm getting harmonic throat singing with the lip vibration. And it actually sounds kind of cool, haha. Thank you so much for the video!
I’m glad, buy a plastic tube to start practicing 4cm diameter and 1.20m long. And keep at it 😀❤️🙏
@@DidgeMama I actually just returned from doing that, although it's 1.3m in length. Now I have to learn to get a proper seal around my mouth - no matter what I lose it around the corners. I think I will be needing the beeswax. Also keeping the lips vibrating while my mouth is against the tube is surprisingly challenging. Should I need a very firm pressure, or a lighter contact? Thank you very much for the encouragement, I will stick with it 😊
@@Ghost_Os yes loosing the seal is not good, bit of beeswax is good, you can also sand it in the shape of you mouth ).
Good luck and have fun!❤️🎶
I love the way you teach!! with such clarity and humor. Thank you 😀
Ah thank you Veronica. That was my goal. Keep enjoying my vids
Awesome. I learned how to throat sing and overtone sing at the beginning of the year and the end of the year i decided to start learning didgeridoo. Lots of musical growth this year!
Oh great! And with learning throat singing, you developed already muscles and awareness for the didgeridoo!!! Have fun learning this fantastic instrument ❤️🎶🤩
@@DidgeMama yeah I noticed it has helped with playing the didgeridoo as well as the jaw harp. It's just a nice feeling of connectivity . Even though some of these instruments and techniques come from different parts of the world, they're still linked. Thanks for being a link in that chain 👍
@@musicwithten Yes indeed, the Mouthharp is also so much family! I love playing Mouthharp as well. So enjoy my friend. Sending love and light
This is really hard, understood, moving on.
It’s a thing to get consciousness of the tongue, but very useful. ✅
Hoi Lies, wat ben ik blij dat ik je gevonden heb. Net m’n eerste didge besteld, en met jouw hulp gaat dit vast lukken! Ik vind dit denk ik al vijfentwintig jaar super tof, en nu op m’n 44e ga ik beginnen. Zin in! :)
Oh wat super leuk Pauline!!! Veel plezier en succes. En als je vast komt te zitten, ik doe ook online lessen. ❤️🎶☀️🙏
Hey Lies, great channel. It was lovely to meet you and Bart. You made 3 new fans today.
All the best on your concert in Serta today and your session work next week.I have subscribed so that I can keep an eye on your travels.All the best, Dave and the boys
Hey Dave, was lovely to meet you too. Good luck with renovating your house. And enjoy the wonderful house of Laurinda ❤️🎶☀️
A big thank you from Greece for your time and effort to make these tutorials.
christos alexiou my pleasure! 😀👍
nice musician and nice woman
Thank you 🙏❤️🙏
I like the way you teach. This is the first time I have seen a video that starts from scratch. I found it very easy to follow your instructions. Thank you.
Hi Johan, Thanks!!! I'm glad you find it useful :-) See you tomorrow for our second online lesson.
Didge Mama I can’t wait.
Wow I’ve been watching a lot of videos and yours is the only one that Actually works for me thank you so much👍🏽🙏🏾
Glad to hear!!! Happy to be of help. Hope my other videos are also helpful. ❤️🎶☀️
Super tutorial. The best I've found on this subject. Thank you so much!
Thanks Bill 🙏. Happy to be of assistance ❤️☀️🎶
hi lies!.. after 2 years I see the video again and now I feel that I am more conscious of my tongue and I can be a ventriloquist.
muchas gracias 🌞
Hey so great to hear Matias!!! Articulate articulate ✅👍✅
It’s so difficult. Thank for helping
Hi, don’t see it as difficult, but as fun exploring!! And my pleasure ✅👍✅. ❤️🎶☀️
@@DidgeMama appreciate ❤️
Sygyt didgeridooing harmonics. Genius. And both separate equal enjoyable good to get target by you 🥰🥳 so much surprises packet in such little time. Very efficiënt 2. 😱🙏😍
Hi thank you my friend. Happy it’s helpful, and the little tips I gave. 👍❤️🎶😀
Excellent explanation
Glad to hear. 🙏I hope you will keep enjoying my videos!
❤️☀️🎶
Cool. Thank you very much indeed
My absolute pleasure dear Roman! ❤️☀️🎶
Very entertaining and informative video! I was aware of how one uses their tongue to create certain tonalities, but your video clearly demonstrates this technique. For want of a better term, the German "growling 'R' " sounds seems to fit in quite well. As an aside, I personally have difficulty prouncing the "R" sound in English, as it sounds like the letter "Ah". Lol. Pronouncing the Russian word "Здравствуйте" (zdravstvuyte) - "Hello" was a complete tongue-twister for me as well . Obviously a good exercise for utilising this tongue technique! Thanks ever so much for creating and posting this remarkable video! Cheers! 🍻
Hi, thanks so much for your kind words! I’m glad it’s helpful, I couldn’t pronounce any R before playing Didgeridoo. ❤️🎶☀️
Grazie
Prego ❤️🎶☀️
Thanks Didge Mama (Argentina) 🎉
Con mucho gana ❤️🎶☀️
Great. I’m following you ❤
Super Amar, thank you 🙏❤️🙏🎶🎶🎶☀️
I am a absolute Beginner but your greatful Tipps maybe helps me to play die Didge easy...thanks
My pleasure! And good luck and have fun learning this wonderful instrument! ❤️🎶☀️
What an excellent class. Thank you for caring and for sharing your knowledge. I am learning a lot.
My absolute pleasure! I’m glad you like my tutorials. Keep enjoying ❤️🎶☀️
Thank you for video 🤗
Raymond Czapiga my pleasure!!! Hope this video is helpful! 😀👍🎶
I think the word tonguing is usble, but also musicians calle it articulation
Hi dear Luis,
Yes but articulation is a bit to general. Because that would also apply to harmonics. So wanted to be more specific for that technique. ❤️☀️🎶
this tutorials are so helpful, thakyou
My absolute pleasure! Keep enjoying and learning. ❤️🙏☀️🎶
A great way to explain this logically, cheers!
My pleasure ❤️☀️🎶
Thank you for every tips, i found you yesterday on yt and already love you
💞🙏🏻💞🙏🏻💞
vaniast77 I am so glad!!! ❤️🙏❤️, are you from Croatia?
@@DidgeMamayes, I'm from Croatia, sunny greetings from Split 🌊🎶💙
vaniast77 I have many beautiful friends there. Maybe I will come to Split one day!!!❤️🎶☀️
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Afgelopen zomer enkele weken geoefend maar zonder veel resultaat. Ik was denkelijk teveel bezig met de circulaire ademhaling. Na het zien van jou lessen het spelen weer opgepakt met het intentie om de doelen per les af te ronden vooraleer ik met de volgende les ga beginnen. Ik ben nu bezig met les 2. Hopelijk krijg ik ooit les 6 afgerond waarin de circulaire ademhaling behandeld wordt. Dat lijkt mij het allermoeilijkste.
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Ik ben blij dat je het weer hebt opgepakt!!! En ja gewoon les voor les en dan komt het hoogst waarschijnlijk helemaal goed met de Circulaire Ademhaling. Zo niet, kun je altijd een Zoomles met mij doen.
Liefs❤️☀️🎶
Thanks again Lies for this lesson about tongue- awareness. Helder uitgelegd. Superrrr!!!
Dank je Diana, lukt het met de lippen al lekker?
Fantastic , verily !
Thank you! :-)
Hermosa y agradable dama muchas gracias por su buena onda y generosidad. Soy un fanatico del didgeridoo y estoy trabado con la respiracion circular ,estoy empantanado y no puedo salir, sus videos son geniales, Ud es genial ,saludos cordiales
Gracias Juan!!! Espero que pronto hagas la respiración circular con facilidad. ❤️🙏🎶☀️
Just started with the Didgeridoo, great tutorial, easy to listen to, thank you
Hi there, thank you! And hope all my vids will help you to become a great player!
Merci .vous etes Drôle
Avec plecir
I absolutely loved this video, very clear!!
Laura Hermanoff I’m soooooo glad 👍😀
Hi there Mama, thanks for the explanation. I´m liking it.
I am glad!!! My pleasure ❤️☀️🎶
Your inputs are super and very funny. I‘m a beginner and your lessons are a great help. Thanks!!
I’m so happy to hear this!!! Keep enjoying 🙏❤️🎶☀️😀
Haha yeah i will be a kiss master by playing dig.Thank you for sharing!Super helpful skill
Alien Soul you are absolutely welcome! 👍😀
Great Lesson. Thank you for teaching me how to Kiss good ☺️
My absolute pleasure 😃✅
I am curious if you have ever been guided to do astral travel while someone else played or you led others in astral travel while you played. I see astral travel as something normal that everyone does when they sleep. I would imagine that it would be great for one person to play for 20 or 30 minutes while other people lucid dreams and travels with their minds eye and spirit.
Maybe yes!!!
Hey Lees Thanks so much for airing your instruction, it is very helpful. I’ve watched a few other onUA-cam. Yours is fun adept broken down to easily understood. I started on the side which I could make a reasonable drone also got the cb going. Made a few dog sounds. But I’m going to start from
The basics with you . So chur 🤙🏾
Hey there
My friend, great!!! Have fun and good luck 👍❤️☀️🎶
My nose is cracked and I only breathe through one nose. If you can empathize, you can understand my situation. Can I still live this life?
Yes you will make it. I can circular breathing through one nostril.
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Leuke & goede les Mama !
Blij dat je dat vindt. Liefs
Hi Didge Mama, I followed your two firt lessons, they are very clear, interesting and helpful ! Thank you for this, and for your lovely high energy :)))
Hi Fred,
I am so glad, thank you!!! And have fun mastering all the videos.
Love, light & music
@@DidgeMama Thanx, sure I'll watch your other videos ! Have good vibrations ;)
Hey Lies, first i want to thank you for responding. Second, have a nice day. Third, the questions: when your tongue goes in/out does it scrapes your pallet? Far out does it touch your teeth? Far in is it like the tip of your tongue touches the bottom of your mouth. You know where the tongue is connected to the mouth?
Thank you very much Lies, your help is priceless 💜
Hi there dear Yeti,
Thank you and thanks for your question! The sides of my tongue touches the sides of my pallet and top molars but the middle tongue doesn’t touch but is very close to it. In front of your mouth the tongue doesn’t touch your front teeth, but again super close to doing so. And to the back as far as you can pull in into your throat. I hope this is clear.
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@@DidgeMama Omg, thats tongue gymnastics 😅 now the great kisser part makes perfectly sense.
@@lelijkeyeti474 😜👍✅
thanks so much for these videos. I've been playing a homemade PVC pipe didge for a couple of months and am going to work through them. Very helpful! I followed this one up to the R bit. Are you actually vocalizing the R sound or is it just the toungue movement? Love the sound it makes but can't get anywhere near it atm. I found the bit about harmonics interesting. I can hear them when playing the didge, but my husband can't...
My pleasure, I’m not vocalizing so it’s just a tongue move. And yes, harmonics not everybody hears them. You have to sort of train your ears to hear them, so it’s very possible you’re doing it but your husband just hasn’t got trained ears. Keep going and enjoy. Sending love and light ☀️🎶❤️
Great video Didgemama, I am hungry for more. Have to wait a whole week. Do you have vids about your Australian aborigine adventures cause its kind of my dream to be there once.. not very likely too happen soon these covid days. Tot volgende week
Peter, thank you!!! I will post a video of my adventures in Oz this week one day!!! Stay tuned :-D
@@DidgeMama I will, ben benieuwd
Este video no tiene traduccion al castellano la podria agregar muchas gracias
No se como hacer esto, lo siento! 🙁
I just found your videos! I have been trying to learn this for like 3 years to no avail. :-( I am just not getting the circular breathing thing. I can get sound. It is the breathing that is the problem. My didgeridoo is just a cheap like pvc material but I can get a sound on it. I can't seem to do this breathing thing though.
Hi nice you found my channel. See how far you go with my tutorials. If you get stuck, let me know. We then can set up an online lesson. Good luck and have fun ❤️☀️🎶
And start from video #1 then to #2 etc. 👍✅
Hi! I found you page after search so much here and It's wonderful.
I want to know, how do you do the R sound behind the tongue? Like gargle?
Hi Sonia,
I’m glad you found my tutorials.
The R in the back of the throat, you have to put the tongue in the position where you say NG. And then push air through it. Good luck!!!
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I find getting a decent drone sound a bit tricky. I can get a deep low sound and vary the sound a bit, but run out of breath. I have watched your first three videos and keep trying different things, although I think really I am stuck on lesson one. Love your lessons, but not sure I am getting it right!! Will keep going, but I think it is going to take me a long time.
Hi Christopher, thanks for reaching out to me. Maybe I can help you on a zoom lesson? So we can look at it together. Let me know if you would like that idea.
Sending love and light
@@DidgeMama I don’t want to put you to any trouble, but a zoom lesson would let me know if I am any where near right.
@@christophersanders5300 we can do a free 15min try out lesson. Or you can book me for an hour to an hour and a half for €60. So we can get you really started. Let me know what you would like. I’m pretty busy the next couple of weeks, but might have a bit of time, here or there. ❤️🎶☀️
@@DidgeMama Dear Lies, thank you very much for your offer. I am a bit busy myself and will be all over the place until November. I will contact again when I get back from these commitments and then arrange something with you. Xxx.
@@christophersanders5300 perfect. I’m busy until half November. ❤️🎶☀️
It worked for 2 seconds I have a very inexpensive and I'm dizzy from blowing too hard
Hi dear Mark,
Your dizziness comes from breathing too much. Try not to breath to your chest, only belly out as in-breath. Good luck and have fun. ❤️☀️🎶
Love love love your tutorials!!❤️❤️❤️
So happy to hear!!! Keep loving them!
Great video, I'm really keen to get a didgeridoo, could you recommend one? Happy to spend to get a decent one.
Thanks
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Thank you very much 🙏❤️🙏!What would you like? A eucalyptus didgeridoo? A yidaki? A great playing one, good sounding? Do you like low or high, bassey or more clear? I made a video of different didgeridoos. Maybe have a look to that one and let me know.
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Thanks❣️ Many funs to practice my tongue 😁
Shanti Nagomi tongue is excellent and a super muscle to explore!!! Have fun 😀😋
I received my first didge a couple days ago and I had NO idea what was involved in play. I am a sound practitioner and will be leading sound meditations by June.
Were you doing all those practices in one breath? I'm struggling to get a consistent breath. Will this come with practice and strengthening the core/diaphragm?
I guess what I'm asking is, do I need to be focusing on circular breathing before following these tutorials?
maybe I just need to see about lessons🤣
Hi dear Heather, so wonderful you got your first didge! Yes these exercises you start without Circulair Breathing, these tutorials are set up to help you get circular breathing. So practice from number 1 and then go to the second video and at one point you will come to the video of cb. Good luck and have fun!❤️🎶☀️
Now I need to practice 😁 but I have a question, does a larger diameter mouthpiece make it easier to vocalize on the didgeridoo ✌
Raymond Czapiga maybe, is possible. But the nice thing is if you incorporate your jaw dropping during vocalizations, you don’t need a bigger mouthpiece.
i keep defaulting with my lips to make the tik ka tik sounds. tongue movement seems very minimal?
Fast and minimal. No change in lip position or airflow, so only tongue.
mahalo 🙏🏼 very helpful. looking forward to watching the rest of your videos.
@@shaanscreativemind great to hear!!! ❤️🙏☀️
Hi DM,
Thanks for sharing your knowledge. When you are doing the tik a ta tik a ta tik a ta where are you breathing in?
Probably to late but can you put your long fringe up. When you turn and play your hair covers your throat. Thanks again
No breathing there. So just filling up sound!!!
Have fun! ❤️☀️🎶
Daft question, but when I'm playing through the didge, should be mouth be open or closed? I seem to be getting much better sounds just blowing through pursed, vibrating lips but with my front teeth closed. Plus, when I move my tongue, it sounds right, and I can control the note like you do. But I assumed - maybe wrongly! - that I should have my mouth open when blowing? Any ideas? Thank you!
Not sure if I understood correctly, but when I play my molars are almost together. But every shape of lips and face is different, so if it sounds good it should be good. You can always send me a sound file or video of your playing (didgemama@gmail.com) and then I can tell you if what you are doing is correct. Thanks for your question.
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@@DidgeMama Thank you, I will do that! Much appreciated!
@@42kenward have fun and good luck with it! ❤️☀️🎶
Thank you Mama 11.11 🔥🐰♥️🙏 Hmmm... kissing? my mind is obviously much less clean than yours 😉😇
Hahaha yes it's our secret. I mean us Didgeridoo players, don't tell ;-)
ANd you are welcome :-)