Thank you so much for watching! If you enjoy content like this, want to support it, and want to see more, head over to my Patreon page where you can contribute as little as $2/month. There's also content there that I don't share here! I'd truly appreciate it! patreon.com/breathwood
Cool video and fun to see the struggle with slowing down and naming rhytms :-D I know it from myself - when playing and not thinking it works naturally, but when you try to analyse them with your brain....man - its so difficult! :-D
Hey David! New player here from Aus, and am really finding your videos great! :) Just want to ask: what is the correct or rather more useful way to position ones teeth for playing? As in, with a gap or shut. I have not seen anyone address this and would love your opinion!! Cheers and keep on didgin' the world up! :)
I am so glad you made a new video. And as with the former ones it helpes me a lot to get better at playing. I discovered the fun of playing Didgeridoo just recently (well, one year ago) and all your videos I watched were really a great help. And I just love the rhythms you introduce.
Hi David, lovely to see and hear you back here. I need all the help I can get with my Didge practice and am looking forward to more content. This is probably a bit advanced for me at the moment, but I will continue to participate and practice. Best wishes from Guernsey, Channel Islands
Hello David, nice to see you again after such a long time. You have helped me a lot to improve my playing in the past. I would like to thank you very much and wish you all the best! Greetings from Austria
Always fun playing along with your lessons. I need to start recording all my practices. Sometimes i come up with a cool rhythm like the one you're playing, and then i never remember it again.
@@Breathwood see I played yesterday for about 6 hours and I recorded four different beats that I was really enjoying because I can't remember them today but I have them recorded!! Easier to remember stuff until it becomes muscle memory
Thank you so much for watching! If you enjoy content like this, want to support it, and want to see more, head over to my Patreon page where you can contribute as little as $2/month. There's also content there that I don't share here! I'd truly appreciate it! patreon.com/breathwood
Cool video and fun to see the struggle with slowing down and naming rhytms :-D I know it from myself - when playing and not thinking it works naturally, but when you try to analyse them with your brain....man - its so difficult! :-D
Right? Sometimes it feels so easy on the didge but so tricky to say! Glad you could appreciate the struggle!
👍. Great video. More for practise list. Takawaka thank you.
Hi David great to see you again. Greeting from Cornwall U.K. I will re watch your teaching in the morning.
Always greatful for all you share!!!!
My pleasure. Thanks so much for watching!
Hey David! New player here from Aus, and am really finding your videos great! :)
Just want to ask: what is the correct or rather more useful way to position ones teeth for playing? As in, with a gap or shut. I have not seen anyone address this and would love your opinion!! Cheers and keep on didgin' the world up! :)
You make it look so Easy.Well Done👊🏽
Welcome Back.
Thank you!
@@Breathwood forgot to mention, I am from South Africa
@@clintkriel2472 Amazing!
Fucking awesome !
Thank you!
Nice to see you again.....your videos help me a lot many years ago,,i send blessings from mexico
I'm so happy to hear that!
I am so glad you made a new video. And as with the former ones it helpes me a lot to get better at playing. I discovered the fun of playing Didgeridoo just recently (well, one year ago) and all your videos I watched were really a great help. And I just love the rhythms you introduce.
Thanks for the sweet comment! Glad to hear you've been enjoying my videos!
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Hi David, lovely to see and hear you back here. I need all the help I can get with my Didge practice and am looking forward to more content. This is probably a bit advanced for me at the moment, but I will continue to participate and practice. Best wishes from Guernsey, Channel Islands
Glad my videos are helpful! I’m always here if you’d like more direct support. Good luck with this rhythm!
Hello David, nice to see you again after such a long time. You have helped me a lot to improve my playing in the past. I would like to thank you very much and wish you all the best!
Greetings from Austria
Thanks for the lovely comment! I’m so glad I could help!
Always fun playing along with your lessons.
I need to start recording all my practices. Sometimes i come up with a cool rhythm like the one you're playing, and then i never remember it again.
I know what you mean! I've really appreciated being able to "learn" old rhythms from my old recordings! Totally worth it.
@@Breathwood see I played yesterday for about 6 hours and I recorded four different beats that I was really enjoying because I can't remember them today but I have them recorded!! Easier to remember stuff until it becomes muscle memory
I have 2 didgeridoos at home, but I just can't do the breathing. I want to get it so bad. I love the sound
It can be challenging! Maybe I can help?
is it agawa?
Agave! Yes!
@@Breathwood I have one like that too. Such a light and such a good sound!
@@Yoffus I very much agree!
It’s amazing that you’re back!
Aw, thanks! That's sweet of you!
Yooo I'm so happy to see you again!
Aw, thanks!