Ilaria Orefica gives her voice for cinematic music with various styles like shamanic, celtic, mongolian and tuvan style and more, special attention to Overtone Singing and Throat Singing.
Ilaria Orefice is a overtone singing professor and a researcher published in Pubmed and The Journal of Voice.
“I wish to formally introduce the modern singing technique to the overtone singing, ultimately using this approach as an excellent tool for making the human voice richer with regard to vibrations, warmth and excitement.”
A modern singing professor since 2011 and overtone singing professional since 2016, Ilaria hails from the sunny shores of Italy, having studied modern singing techniques under the tutelage of multiple internationally-renowned instructors. She entered the foray of overtone singing exploration in 2014 while simultaneously conducting research on vocalism and achieving its extreme limits, but it wasn’t until 2016 that Ilaria found inspiration to fuse modern singing with overtones.
Ilaria Orefice
Female
Sardinia
Italy
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Ilaria Orefica gives her voice for cinematic music with various styles like shamanic, celtic, mongolian and tuvan style and more, special attention to Overtone Singing and Throat Singing.
Ilaria Orefice is a overtone singing professor and a researcher published in Pubmed and The Journal of Voice.
“I wish to formally introduce the modern singing technique to the overtone singing, ultimately using this approach as an excellent tool for making the human voice richer with regard to vibrations, warmth and excitement.”
A modern singing professor since 2011 and overtone singing professional since 2016, Ilaria hails from the sunny shores of Italy, having studied modern singing techniques under the tutelage of multiple internationally-renowned instructors. She entered the foray of overtone singing exploration in 2014 while simultaneously conducting research on vocalism and achieving its extreme limits, but it wasn’t until 2016 that Ilaria found inspiration to fuse modern singing with overtones.
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