It’s so frustrating to play your didgeridoo and not manage to come up with a “real” piece. Far from musical conventions, the didgeridoo remains an instrument apart: circular breathing, harmonic instrument, phrasings that aren’t always easy to write down… In short, it’s hard to structure your rhythms. In this podcast, I share with you two simple techniques I use to compose my own pieces. Both methods are accessible to everyone (even beginners) and will help you turn a simple rhythmic phrase into a piece that really sounds!
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Apple Podcast (iPhone)
Anchor Podcast (Website)
To go further, some reading about the didgeridoo
• Didgeridoo and metronome: the essential duo!
• Music theory and didgeridoo: rhythm, tempo, measure and pulse
• Music theory and didgeridoo: half notes, quarter notes, eighth notes
Recording software
• Audacity (Windows and Mac)
• Garage Band (Mac)
Two pieces that tell a story
Gnome Dance
The Ork’s Army
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