You can embellish the basic drone sound of the didgeridoo by using your voice. If we liken the basic drone to the canvas for our musical expression, then your voice is the paint you use to colour that sound.
We always advise warming up your voice first so that you do not strain yourself.
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How To:
Play flute scales in G Major
How To:
Play tenor saxophone
How To:
Sing while playing the flute
How To:
Play flats and sharps on pan flute
How To:
Practice the octave and fourth exercise on the sax
How To:
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Play "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star" on a recorder
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Play the "Amazing Grace" hymn on a six-hole flute
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Play the pan-flute
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Play chords on the flute
How To:
Make a Simple Didgeridoo from PVC
How To:
Play "Star of the County Down" on the tin whistle
How To:
Play flute scales in A Major
How To:
Hack together a working ocarina from a soda can
How To:
Make Native American flutes
How To:
Play music on a wooden, Native American style flute
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