Tuvan Throat & Overtone Singing CDs


Overtone singing, also known as overtone chanting, harmonic singing, or harmonic chant, is a type of singing in which the singer manipulates the harmonic resonances (or formants) created as air travels from the lungs, past the vocal folds, and out the lips.
Throat singing usually refers to several traditional Central Asian styles of overtone singing, but is also applied to traditional techniques from other regions. It is usually differentiated from overtone singing by the application of a harsh voice or some constriction in the larynx. (Definition taken from Wikipedia)
We've got some of both kinds of groups - take a listen and see what the "buzz" is all about! (Sorry, couldn't resist that one...)

Cope, Jonathan: How to 'Khoomei' (Book/CD)
Price: $23.95
Item #: 3993B
Availability: 9 In Stock
This is a handy, succinct (58 pp.) book and CD package for anyone looking to learn how to generate overtones in the style of Mongolian and Tuvan throat singers. Cope gives a basic overview of the... Click here for more information...
   


Rachele, Rollin: Harmonic Divergence
Price: $14.97
Item #: 3991C
Availability: 14 In Stock
These "explorations in overtone singing" feature diverse settings for the singing technique borrowed from Tuva. "Zero Gravity" is transcendental pulsing with six-fold multi-tracked vocals.... Click here for more information...
   


Rachele, Rollin: Sound Reflections
Price: $14.97
Item #: 3990C
Availability: 8 In Stock
Rollin Rachele: Sound Reflections (CD) Overtone singing came to the West from Tuva in Asia, but Rollin Rachele has clearly mastered this obscure vocal art form. On this CD he displays his... Click here for more information...
   


 
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