Watch this music video tutorial to learn how to make a didgeridoo, or didjeridu, out of agave. This instructional video will allow you to use an agave trunk to make your own didgeridoo using a process that is involved and not for beginners.
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Play tenor saxophone
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Sing while playing the flute
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Play flats and sharps on pan flute
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Practice the octave and fourth exercise on the sax
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Tune an ocarina
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:
Whistle with a blade of grass
How To:
Play "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star" on a recorder
How To:
Play the "Amazing Grace" hymn on a six-hole flute
How To:
Make your own willow whistle
How To:
Play the pan-flute
How To:
Whistle like a bird
How To:
Hold a recorder properly with Mrs. Hill
How To:
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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