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1. Throat-singing instructions Michael Emory's throat-singing instructions are available here. An article on throat singing, written in Latin. By Sami Jansson, Finnish overtone singer and Tuva fan. The same article is also available in English. Sami's WWW site has numerous links to interesting items related to Tuva, Mongolia, singing, etc.
2. Nov 29,  · TRAN QUANG HAI. POLYPHONY IN ONE THROAT. TRAN QUANG HAI. Introduction. Research can be done in many ways: by means of obervation of native performers after on or more visits to the country concerned, or by means of practising instruments and vocal training aimed at a better understanding of the musical structure employed by the population being studied.
3. Message 1: Sum: Tuvan throat-singing (plus new tour info) Date: Fri, 9 Dec -Sum: Tuvan throat-singing (plus new tour info) From: "Vern M. Lindblad" Subject: Sum: Tuvan throat-singing (plus new tour info) Sum: Tuvan throat-singing (plus new tour info) Almost a year ago (Dec. ) I posted a query regarding various aspects of Tuvan throat-singing.
4. This book explores the meaning of throat singing, it covers issues of mimesis and the dvd helps Levin to hit home as we are allowed to watch these people first hand (well almost). Seriously if you want a book on spirit communication, shamanism or just a look at the nomadic lifestyle of Tuva /5(11).
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6. Next month, from May 1 to May 4 , I’ll be in Hong Kong to teach two workshops of overtone singing and body-voice-mind practise. We will work with themes such as breathing, resonance, vowels, sound meditation, healing potential of the voice, and of course overtone singing techniques.
7. Nov 15,  · Throat Singing And Rock, By Way Of Tuva In the Central Asian country of Tuva, Albert Kuvezin leads the band Yat-Kha, who mix traditional Tuvan throat singing with the spirit .
8. Sainkho Namtchylak. Sainkho Namtchylak combines Tuvan throat singing, experimental jazz, classical, electronica and Buddhism. She is Tuva’s most celebrated female vocalist. Sainkho was born in in Tuva (Russian Federation), in southern Siberia, near the Mongolian border.