TRAN QUANG HAI's world throat singing

Traditional Mongolian Song “Four Mountains” by throat singer Zagd-Ochir

49 997 vues•28 janv. 2017 520 14 Partager Enregistrer OTMT 19,2 k abonnés Music is an integral part of Mongolian culture. Among the unique contributions of Mongolia to the world’s musical culture are the long songs, overtone singing and morin khuur, the horse-headed fiddle. The music of Mongolia is also rich with varieties related to the different ethnic groups of the country: Oirat, Hotogoid, Tuva, Darhad, Buryat, Tsaatan, Dariganga, Uzemchin, Barga, Kazakh and Khalha.

In Memory of Michael Vetter (1943-2013) I 費特大師的泛唱工作坊

3 831 vues•8 janv. 2014 33 0 Partager Enregistrer taimu chung 19 abonnés A great music master, Michael Vetter came to Taipei National University of Arts in 2005 to give workshops and performances of his overtone works. He enjoyed this encounter a lot and had left an impact on the arts students and overtone lovers of Taiwan. We love Michii.

Michael Vetter “Nocturne” (1992)

2 784 vues•12 mai 2017 35 0 Partager Enregistrer Cosmic Pickle 4,37 k abonnés MICHAEL VETTER “NOCTURNE” (1992) An interesting album, again currently out of print from Michael Vetter. 1)”Ascension”(Voice and Tambura)(0:00) 2)”Nocturne l”(Recorder)(22:30) 3)”Incantation”(Voice and Tambura)(33:18) 4)”Nocturne ll”(Recorder)(1:05:35) All pieces composed and performed by Michael Vetter. Recorded November 1992 Michael Vetter (18 September 1943 – 7 December 2013) was a German composer, novelist, poet, performer, calligrapher, artist, and teacher. youtube.com/watch?v=bAqPPm556zM&list=PLb4qjr6zAYgPiS22oIXWx_ZWzvOSYP0QI&index=5 wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Vetter

Natascha Nikeprelevic: INVOCATION – Ritual for overtones with sub octave

3 773 vues•3 févr. 2018 97 0 Partager Enregistrer Natascha Nikeprelevic 4,96 k abonnés April 13th -15th 2018: NEXT SEMINAR held by Natascha Nikeprelevic in St. Gallen, Switzerland: “crystal-clear Overtones”. Here is the link with more details: http://www.natascha-nikeprelevic.de/e… Natascha Nikeprelevic: Invocation (Anrufung). Ritual for voice acapella. I am using the technique of overtones with sub octave-singing. Live-Performance at Transit International Theatre Festival, ODIN Teatret (Eugenio Barba), Denmark.

Overtone Singing Duet: Natascha Nikeprelevic & Michael Vetter

862 22 Partager Enregistrer Natascha Nikeprelevic 4,96 k abonnés Natascha Nikeprelevic and Michael Vetter are virtuosos at overtone singing. With their program “Okyo” (japanese. “prayer”) they show the sound dimensions between linguistic and instrumental overtone aspects. Vetter is a pioneer of western overtone-singing-music and he developed his overtone-vocal-techniques already in the late 60ties influenced by K. Stockhausen with whom he worked closely. One can say that all methods for overtone singing that are mainly used today are based on Vetter´s developed techniques. His systematic exercise instructions for overtone singing are published, among others, on the CD “Om – an overtone school” by Schott Verlag. Natascha is the master disciple of Michael Vetter and teaches overtone singing after his method (Teaching video and DVD: Dao of Overtone Singing:http://www.natascha-nikeprelevic.de/e…). Together they form the first explicit overtone singing duet using the Vetter-Style. Natascha Nikeprelevic | youtube-channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/mrUruguru Artist-website: http://www.natascha-nikeprelevic.de/ Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/Natascha.Nike… Download music: http://nataschanike.bandcamp.com/

Polyphonic (Overtone) Singing – Inside View

66 623 vues•9 oct. 2014 678 15 Partager Enregistrer Kate DeVore 5,3 k abonnés A clip from “The Laryngeal Teaching Series: Inside the Singing Voice” available at loveyourvoice.com

How to throat sing/kargyraa

Jump to 1:30 to skip the intro! This is me explaining how to throat sing. If you have any questions please ask, ill answer them for you and if need be ill make a video explaining what i am talking about. This is my first video so please comment and tell me what you think.

Oberton Adventskalender 2019, 24. Türchen. Improvisation mit Bluetooth Box, Jens Ickert

153 vues•23 déc. 2019 4 0 Partager Enregistrer Oberton Adventskalender 59 abonnés Oberton”gesang” mal anders: Dass bei der Erzeugung einzeln hörbarer Obertönen die Klangquelle nicht zwingend die eigene Stimme sein muss, zeigt Jens Ickert in diesem Video. Hierzu hält er sich eine kleine Box an den Mund und nutzt die Mundhöhle, ähnlich wie beim Maultrommelspielen oder Pfeifen, als bewußt formbaren Resonanzraum. Zu hören sind dabei Passagen, in denen er die Melodie durch Mitsingen der Melodielinie zwei Oktaven oberhalb der Melodietöne verstärkt, in anderen Passagen singt er eigenständige Begleitlinien in der Obertonstimme. Zudem erzeugt er durch langsames oder extrem schnelles Wechseln zwischen den hohen und tiefen Oberontonfrequenzspektren live gesungene Effekte, die in der modernen Popmusik normalerweise erst durch Audio-Nachbearbeitung möglich werden, wie bspw. den Autotune-, den Pitch Shifter- oder den Flanger- Effekt.

Oberton Adventskalender 2019, 23. Türchen. Om Shalom Amen, Janna Seinet und Nadine Keiser

330 vues•23 déc. 2019 12 0 Partager Enregistrer Oberton Adventskalender 59 abonnés “Om Shalom Amen” ist ein religionsübergreifendes Friedenslied. Hier als Mantra gesungen mit einer zweiten Stimme und Obertönen. Gitarre und Gesang: Nadine Keiser (https://www.facebook.com/Mantra-singe…) Gesang und Obertöne: Janna Seinet

Oberton Adventskalender 2019, 22. Türchen. Chasing Cars, WIR4 a cappella mit Hang zu Obertönen

163 vues•22 déc. 2019 4 0 Partager Enregistrer Oberton Adventskalender 59 abonnés Chasing Cars ist ein Song der britischen Alternative-Rock-Band Snow Patrol. Der vierstimmige Satz mit Handpan-Begleitung wird von WIR4 so auch live gesungen. Melodie: Reinhold Wirsching, Obertöne: Jens Ickert, Handpan und Arrangement: Cora Krötz. Das Video entstand im Sommer 2019 in München. Mehr Infos und Konzerttermine unter http://www.wir4acappella.de More infos and audio examples: http://www.wir4acappella.de Filmproduktion: Stephan Boehme http://stephanboehme.de/