Uploaded February 2022 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
In this video, we give you some essential tips for playing the didgeridoo with one of the most miraculous instruments on Earth: your voice. Practicing scales and harmonies has never been so fun!
*Free didgeridoo lessons archive: didgeproject.com/category/free-didgeridoo-lessons
*iTablaPro: upasani.org/home/itablapro.html
*T-Shirts & Mugs: didgeproject.com/product-category/apparel
Note: The vocal approach in this video come from a variety of musical influences, most significantly Indian Classical Music, African rhythms, and western musical harmony. For traditional aboriginal didgeridoo sounds, we recommend learning directly from the Aboriginal people.
Index
00:00 - Start
01:24 - Didge with voice explained
02:36 - Singing in the key of C
03:17 - Interval: The Perfect 5th
04:23 - Interval: The Major 3rd/Major 10th
06:09 - Interlude: Awesome T-Shirts!
06:28 - Jumping between Major 3rd and Perfect 5th
07:58 - Drone tracks: iTablaPro Demonstration
09:07 - Demo of Singing with Rhythm
10:44 - Demo of 6/8 African Clave with Vocals
11:56 - Closing words
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Didge Project is a world music education blog, youtube channel, music project, and producer of events, workshops, and online courses. Our mission is to bridge music from many cultures into a tangible medium that our audience can utilize for its own benefit. This is done largely through educational performances, workshops, and videos. Originally started to support the growing didgeridoo community in New York City, Didge Project serves musicians of all levels in making musical instruments and education available. While advanced musicians may benefit from Didge Project's content, it is the beginner to an intermediate musician that we aim to serve. Check out our tutorial videos, free courses, articles and more at didgeproject.com
In this video, we give you some essential tips for playing the didgeridoo with one of the most miraculous instruments on Earth: your voice. Practicing scales and harmonies has never been so fun!
*Free didgeridoo lessons archive: didgeproject.com/category/free-didgeridoo-lessons
*iTablaPro: upasani.org/home/itablapro.html
*T-Shirts & Mugs: didgeproject.com/product-category/apparel
Note: The vocal approach in this video come from a variety of musical influences, most significantly Indian Classical Music, African rhythms, and western musical harmony. For traditional aboriginal didgeridoo sounds, we recommend learning directly from the Aboriginal people.
Index
00:00 - Start
01:24 - Didge with voice explained
02:36 - Singing in the key of C
03:17 - Interval: The Perfect 5th
04:23 - Interval: The Major 3rd/Major 10th
06:09 - Interlude: Awesome T-Shirts!
06:28 - Jumping between Major 3rd and Perfect 5th
07:58 - Drone tracks: iTablaPro Demonstration
09:07 - Demo of Singing with Rhythm
10:44 - Demo of 6/8 African Clave with Vocals
11:56 - Closing words
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Sign up for the Didge Project newsletter for updates on instrument sales, new tutorials, and events:
didgeproject.com/subscribe
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Follow Didge Project on Social Media:
facebook.com/didgeproject
instagram.com/didgeproject
youtube.com/didgeproject7
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Didge Project is a world music education blog, youtube channel, music project, and producer of events, workshops, and online courses. Our mission is to bridge music from many cultures into a tangible medium that our audience can utilize for its own benefit. This is done largely through educational performances, workshops, and videos. Originally started to support the growing didgeridoo community in New York City, Didge Project serves musicians of all levels in making musical instruments and education available. While advanced musicians may benefit from Didge Project's content, it is the beginner to an intermediate musician that we aim to serve. Check out our tutorial videos, free courses, articles and more at didgeproject.com
