Eastwinds 7 for Esi – Advanced Didgeridoo Rhythm
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Lesson overview
In this lesson, Sanshi shares a rhythm that was used by his band on their first album “East winds” for the first track “7 for Esi”.
Lesson goals
- Play the rhythm “dan-dan-ditowa”
- Be able to add in your vocals in between the rhythm to spice it up.
- Be able to play the rhythm at different pitches.
Training tips
- Play the rhythm at a slow speed until you get used to the breathing pattern.
- Breathing point is one syllable one breath.
- Squeezing sound is produced at “wa”.
- Try playing the rhythm while adding your vocals at different points of the rhythm.
- Try playing the rhythm at different pitches.
- Repeat the steps until you are comfortable playing the rhythm at a faster speed.
More on the Eastwinds album here: http://www.eastwindsmusic.com/eastwinds-debut-cd.html
Give it a try, let us know how you go and if you get stuck, post a question in the comments section below.