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The 7 pages that link to Circular breathing, each with the reason it gives.

• EmbouchureRelated: It requires coordination between cheek pressure, oral shape, and the instrument's airflow.

• Extended techniqueRelated: Continuous airflow enables wind techniques that would otherwise be interrupted by breaths.

• DidgeridooRelated: It lets players maintain a continuous drone while taking breaths.

• Pan fluteRelated: Some pan-flute performers use it to sustain long passages without interrupting the melody.

• BagpipesRelated: Some bagpipe traditions use it to maintain air supply without interrupting sound.

• NeyRelated: It can extend ney phrases beyond a single breath.

• Kenny GRelated: Kenny G has used the technique to maintain exceptionally long saxophone notes.