This is a tutorial on how to make a $2.00 didgeridoo. This musical instrument is made Redneck style out of ABS pipe. The Digeridoo is an Australian wind instrument. This one is a non-traditional plastic version.
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Play a cut on a tin whistle
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Make and play a didgeridoo
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Align your flute headjoint to the body for comfort
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How To:
Make a Simple Didgeridoo from PVC
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How To:
Play the notes B, A, and G on a recorder with Mrs.Hill
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How To:
Play chords on the flute
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How To:
Make an agave didgeridoo
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How To:
Whistle like a bird
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How To:
Play flute scales in G Major
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How To:
Play the pan-flute
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How To:
Tune an ocarina
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How To:
Make Native American flutes
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How To:
Play a hit on a tin whistle
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How To:
Play "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star" on a recorder
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How To:
Play tenor saxophone
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How To:
Play the roll on a tin whistle
-
How To:
Build a PVC recorder
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How To:
Hold a recorder properly with Mrs. Hill
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How To:
Whistle like a mourning dove
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How To:
Play the recorder with Mrs. Hill
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How To:
Play a cut on a tin whistle
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How To:
Make and play a didgeridoo
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How To:
Align your flute headjoint to the body for comfort
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