The long duration of Covid19 , gave me time to edit
some of our earlier Jamsessions Recordings.
Here is a sample attached 4m47s).
MayBe I'll add some more later...
Regular Jamsession Members are:
(See more of us on Youtube -Channel of ...)
Karin Bö
The emphasis of this group on the recognition that timbre - specifically vocal timbre, but other timbres as well - can be filtered naturally to emphasize it structure of partials leads me to think about timbre as the fundamental basis of music. As su
Read more…I should have a presentation about overtones on monday and I have been looking for a good explanation why is overtone scale logaritmic. I have a slight idea, but don´t know how to explane it. Also it would be nice to read about different musical syst
Read more…Hello everyone,
I am looking for a place online where I can sell my Fujara!
Read more…Hi, I am looking for overtone singers, in Frankfurt am Main & Offenbach, for a weekly wednesday Overtone-Jamsession-meeting! If interested pls. write to Norbert.Esch@t-online.de
Some examples what we do, can be found here:
https://www.youtube.com/wa
In Afro-American Folksongs, published in 1913, ,Henry E. Krehbiel describes an African instrument called a zanze as follows:
"The zanze is a small sound-box...hollowed out in the form of a round gourd to the upper side of which, over a bridge, are ti
Read more…You have seen fujara pictures, you’ve heard it’s voice, maybe you even have a fujara or koncovka already at home, now is the time you find out that you could have the tremendous experience to play it yourselves!
Fujara is an amazing music instrument
Hi all,
My Khoomei / Throat singing tuition guide is now live on iBooks store:
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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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Read more…Hi everyone,
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…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/
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…Hi,
I just relaunched my e-learning courses with lower prices: Didgeridoo, throat and overtone singing and jews harp playing.
Read more…Hi to all the people,
Hello,
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
Hello All,
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
Read more…On a facebook group we are debating about thia question (search IL diapason... "LA" a 432hz):
there is a theory (Ananda Bosman and others) that suggest to reduce the 440 frequency of the tuning fork to 432 Hz.
In my opinion it would be right to reduce
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/
