Free course · 7 videos
Master circular breathing
Learn circular breathing in a few days by following 4 steps. Explanations that are clear, practical (!) and progressive.
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Your path
Clear explanations, straight to the point
- Introduction
- First sensation
- Without your didgeridoo
- With your didgeridoo
- The second silence
- The first silence
- Relax your lips
Already got circular breathing? The wobbles are waiting for you.
★★★★★
“Videos are short, so we never get bored at all. They are very accessible and motivating, even for people who have never played the didgeridoo before!”
Quentin B., The art of the didgeridoo
“I mastered the basics of playing didgeridoo in my own living room. Thanks to your course, I was able to make that big step to circular breathing as well as master the basic sounds.”
Cyril, The art of the didgeridoo
Your teacher
Gauthier Aubé
I started the didgeridoo at the end of 2001, when I was 18. In the evenings, I delivered pizzas to pay my rent. During the day, I played my didgeridoo.
I became a professional in 2008, when I came back from a 6-month trip to Australia. Since then, I have been invited all over Europe, to Russia and even as far as Taiwan to teach the didgeridoo.
In 2018, I created Wakademy to share my teaching of the didgeridoo, with online courses and workshops.
Frequently asked questions
I don’t have a didgeridoo yet.
Start without one! Part of the course is practised without the instrument: that is really the key, syncing the mechanism before applying it to the didgeridoo. And to get started, a PVC didgeridoo for about €30 is perfect. Read the guide to choose your didgeridoo
How long does it take?
It is not always easy at first… and that is normal. Keep faith: with a little regularity, everything becomes more natural. And believe me, even in a few days you can already make a lot of progress. All my advice for a good start
Will I receive a lot of e-mails?
First you receive the course lessons, one a day, with my tips to avoid the classic beginner mistakes. After that, about one or two e-mails a month to share my latest videos, articles or tracks, and occasionally a promotion (very rarely: the goal is not to spam you, but to share my passion with you!).
What comes after the free circular breathing course?
I designed The art of the didgeridoo to help you master circular breathing, and every technique essential to playing the didgeridoo. More than three out of four of my students start with it.