Translation of "Circular breathing" in German

The use of circular breathing would be an enrichment and can be centralised with this piece.

The instrument's technique involves the use of circular breathing as well as a wide variety of ornamentation including wide vibrato and sliding tones.

Dizi are often played using various "advanced" techniques, such as circular breathing, slides, popped notes, harmonics, "flying finger" trills, multiphonics, fluttertonguing, and double-tonguing.

This DVD DIDGERIDOO wants to be a teaching method so that the novice player can discover the instrument and the technique of the famous "CIRCULAR BREATHING".

This DVD reveals a simple method of mastering CIRCULAR BREATHING... and its much easier than you think!

Circular breathing may have been first developed to play the didgeridoo, most often used to produce long, sustained notes.

The performing techniques (circular breathing, simultaneous singing and playing, key tapping rhythms, extremely fast passages which evoke a quasi polyphony, enharmonic changes, multiphonics, double tonguing, overblowing...) permit the creation of acoustical phenomena which, as with an illusionist, suggest other levels....

The direct play with the physicality of a wind instrument as a generator of sounds and tones, the colourful use of air-sounds, overtones, percussive blowing techniques or circular breathing, as well as the tightrope walk between the inaudible and the unplayable allowed the two instruments to fuse into one organic sound that pulsates, grows into a polyphonic weave, and suddenly freezes only to lead to a crescendo bursting with energy.

Reichelt’s work focuses heavily on the conscious perception of breathing, circular movements, and the philosophy of Yin and Yang.

Circular breathing can be mentally and physically tiring at first, so you might find it hard to keep it up for long.

The search for new techniques is Lucias concern / i.e. the use of circular breathing in medieval and modern music.

It is often played with circular breathing*. The sound reflects what is heard in the nature or the sounds of the natural and social environment.

He is also interested in finding out new sounds and for wide parts of the evening he projected the most unsusal polyphonic sounds, birdlike chirps, soundless effects and Perpetua mobilia produced by circular breathing into the room.

Circular breathing, a method that lets you exhale and inhale simultaneously, opens up more possibilities for these musicians.

Every day, we dedicate the form of the experiment to somebody who put us in the mood for such dedications so that we pulled cables, say, manipulated ourselves into moods that seemed exciting, which we used to take measurements and draw conclusions, which lead to new conjunctions, about ourselves, too, consequences, frequencies, interpersonal turbulence, circular breathing, self-dedication and immolation -- in short, pulse, as it took place in all of us, pulsed, which excited us, it radiated so that everybody always got something from it if anyone got something from it, even outside.

For a beginners didgeridoo the best size is somewhere between 100 and 150 cm long. The best musical keys to learn on are F, F#, E, D#, D, C#, C or B. Longer or shorter didgeridoos need more air to keep going and consequently are harder to learn circular breathing on.

The length of this instrument is approx. 64 cm, with nine holes, whereof one is the blowhole and two others are reserved for the tuning. It is often played with circular breathing*. The sound reflects what is heard in the nature or the sounds of the natural and social environment.

I've met so many players who jumped at circular breathing from the very start, whose playing still sounds strained and formless after years, somehow "hollow".

In "Der Besuch der alten Dame" (The Visit of the Old Lady), Kay explores the melodic potential of the drum set, accompanied by guitar and bass, while I use some so-called new playing techniques such as multiphonics and circular breathing on the sax.

Put a straw in a glass of water, and follow the steps for circular breathing while trying to blow in such a way that produces a constant stream of bubbles.

While relatively new to western music, circular breathing has been practiced in other cultures for centuries or longer, perhaps first developed by Aboriginal populations in Australia.