Okay, this is a difficult sound, but with practice you will find that it should not take you too long to be able to master this sound. Okay remember we vibrate our lips to get the didgeridoo sound. I will now demonstrate to you the kangaroo sound. Okay, what we will do now, we will move to stage 3 of our didgeridoo lesson which is circular breathing. There is a lot of myths in relation to circular breathing.
Circular breathing is a very simple technique.
I will hope to show you circular breathing in three different stages. The first stage of circular breathing is that we need to trap air and where we trap air is in our cheeks. Once the air is trapped in our cheeks, we must release that air gradually. We must regulate the amount of air that is being released through our lips. Whilst we are doing that, we then breathe through our nose to put air back into our lungs and then push the air from our lungs back into our cheeks to continue playing didgeridoo, that is the concept of circular breathing.