Throat singing

The secret, explains a master singer in Far East Russia: "It's a road. It's an oxygen road." A deep, earthy and guttural road, too.

Experimental vocalist Tanya Tagaq draws upon and alters the Inuit cultural tradition of throat singing, taking it to wildly unexpected places and collaborating with artists including Björk and the Kronos Quartet.

Throat-singing, a guttural style of singing or chanting, is one of the world's oldest forms of music. For those who think the human voice can produce only one note at a time, the resonant harmonies of throat-singing are surprising. In throat-singing, a singer can produce two or more notes

Tuvan throat singing, otherwise known as "Mongolian throat singing," is a distinct form of overtone singing in which the performer creates a fundamental pitch and then simultaneously sings other pitches over it.

Inuit vocal games describe central Canadian Arctic practices that are both musical and ludic (spontaneous or playful). According to regional differences, these ...

Think you know the range of the human voice and what it can do? Unless you’ve heard throat singing, you’re wrong! A trio called Bai Terek Ensemble have become…

OTYKEN on Instagram: "Throat singing is common among almost all indigenous peoples of Siberia. Each peoples has its own characteristics in the performance of throat singing. Ach can also sing in a normal voice. He performs pleasant male backing vocals in "Lord of Honey", "Paradise Lost", etc. The track in this video is Pulse by Otyken…

Vocalist Anne-Maria Hefele demonstrates her remarkable overtone singing ability in this informative video. Overtone singing is a voice technique where it seems like one person sings two note…

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Khoomei, Throat-Singing

INUIT THROAT-SINGING: GETS A CULTURAL RESURGENCE (They must have heard you demonstrate your singing of the alphabet!)

Inuit women of northern Canada developed a unique, guttural vocal style that involves short, sharp, rhythmic inhalations and exhalations of breath. It was traditionally used to sing babies to sleep or in games women played during the long winter nights while the men were away hunting. Inuit sisters

Join us for an afternoon of Inuit Throat singing with Tarniriik, and a screening of the film Tia and Piujuq.

Tuvan Throat Singing is an overtone technique specific to Mongolia. It was developed centuries ago, by nomads inhabiting the Asian country

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Nikolay Oorzhak, Tuvan Shaman - Master of Khoomei Throat Singing

Khöömii - Throat Singing - It is believed the art of throat singing has originated from south western Mongolia in today's Khovd and Govi-Altai region. Today, throat singing is found throughout the country and Mongolia is often considered as the most active place of throat singing in the world. The most commonly practiced style, Khöömii is divided into multiple categories. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Overtone_singing Mongolian National Song and Dance Academic Ensemble

Inuit throat singing was at risk of extinction after years of erasure by colonists and missionaries, but TikTok star Shina Novalinga is sharing the tradition for a new generation.

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