DIDGE PRESENTATION ACTIVITIES

  1. Creating story using log look-alike – history
  2. Tibetan deep throat at wrong end
  3. Traveller didge
  4. Conch shell and kudu horns
  5. With crystal bowls
  6. With Hang
  7. Dual didge with ankle shaker/bell
  8. Hexagonal rhythms – dual mouth, hands and feet
  9. Didgeribone
  10. Relevant handouts
  11. Back tracks and visuals to accompany playing
  12. Overtone songs and melodies
  13. Didge voice storytelling
  14. Double notes
  15. Throat and tongue rattles
  16. Whisper didge – soft rhythms
  17. Train sounds
  18. Vocal singing, whistling and chanting
  19. Vocal projection
  20. Holding and picking up a note
  21. Off beats through heterodyne
  22. Mouth sounds without didge
  23. Side playing and vocal sounding
  24. Breathless combos
  25. Inhalation sounds
  26. Rapid-fire playing (180 beats/minute)
  27. Double breaths
  28. Playing to music/songs
  29. Rapid, high frequency vocals over fundamental
  30. Demonstration of various didge types and sizes
  31. Mouth position variations while playing
  32. Stephen Kent audience sing-along OOH AAH ….