I have been made aware that some believe 'western overtone singing' is inferior to traditional eastern throat singing. Indeed I personally love traditional eastern throat singing and its many types. I also appreciate the immense skill involves in dev
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I could ask this direct from Rollin or Wolfgang but maybe somebody else is also interrested.
If we filter overtones in mouth by tonque, we get low overtones from large space and high overtones from sma
Read more…Here's the complicated addendum. It shows how bagpipes, natural trumpets, and the diatonic scale combined in what's called the "Choral Key" which is D major.
http://doczz.net/doc/1847942/the-devolution-of-the-shepherd-trumpet-and-its-seminal
Read more…Here's the article online that explains that all old folk tunes come from the natural scale. I didn't post it, and you have to dodge the advertisements: http://documentslide.com/download/link/the-devolution-of-the-shepherd-trumpet-and-its-seminal-imp
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I am a singer and I have just completed 2 large soundscapes, all vocal, where overtones are a main ingredient. Now I am looking for the best platform to offer the digital downloads for sale.
Any suggestions?
Here are a few samples for y
Read more…Curious to learn if anyone else has a pre-existing opinion on this:
I'm making a record currently with various khomus instruments that are not on standard pitches by tuning sound sources to mathematically derived 'custom' temperaments. The basis of t
Read more…Hey. I also found out that many English, French, Gaelic, etc. nursery rhymes were based on the natural scale. They were played in the round on short trumpets. See: https://www.academia.edu/
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I just had a paper published that you might find interesting. I can't put up the short article because it's in copyright, but the esoteric supplement is not. It's here, but go to the bottom of the page to download it: http://trumpetguild.o
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I am looking for anyone interested in getting together to experiment with pure harmonic improvised music?
I started as an electric guitarist interested in psychedelic music - then studied classical music and now play a variety of styles. I am
Wer weiß etwas zu dieser Gesangstechnik?
Ideen? Fragen? Aufnahmen? Theorien?...
http://www.david-stuetzel.de/did-she-just-sing-chords-lalah-hathaway-und-eine-geheimnisvolle-gesangstechnik/
Greetings lovers of music outside of the mainstream!
Us overtone singers with something unique to offer the world are challenged by raising the funds to create our music and get it out there. To educate and enhance the ears of the masses.
I am about
Read more…| Maybe it could be fun and challenging to map some of the frequency bands of the human body - both as an emitter of frequencies and a receiver. It would be great if together we may find some patterns of rhythmic, tonal, periodic exchanges in the bod |
Recently I have been looking into missionary work in the Altai region in which "indigenous" music forms--like xoomi/overtone singing--are being researched or even used for spreading the presence of "The Lord". Here is one video from Mongolia:
So... if there was a Throat-singing/Overtone singing Hall of Fame, who should be in it, and why? (I mean besides Arthur Miles)
Read more…This site includes a little program to compose. It's fun to play with it. http://lab.andre-michelle.com/tonematrix Heartful wishes Birgit Marita
Read more…There has been few contemporary works for overtone singing that I know of.
The works of David Hykes's Harmonic Choir,
and Stockhausen Stimmung,
and Prima Materia - Tail of the Tiger,
and Kirana Gharana North Indian Classical Music,
also per
Read more…Teachers of overtones will know that a large proportion of their students are people with extra-special qualities. With the exception of people inspired by ego, a great corruptor, it takes a very special kind of person to be passionate about harmonic
Read more…I saw this film years ago (made in '79), and just saw it again now. I remembered the opening scene where a competition occurred including a man singing overtones (not Asian throat singing). This was supposedly based on the true story of Gurdjieff's e
Read more…Very recently, send a question that I think is worth discussing and inquire about the difference between the kargyraa and the technique of "deep voice" of Tibetan monks. If you agree that we would like to conduct a dialogue about it. Without any othe
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