More Overtone Singing

[DaveFry]

Wow .

[media]http://youtu.be/vC9Qh709gas[/media]

The folk song at the end makes me want to sit down and chart out all the possible harmonics on a fretless and write a ditty . - One of these days ....

[discreet]

That's amazing.

[Cairobill]

Holy crap that's amazing.

A brilliant practical guide to how the fantastic Lalah Hathaway does the following on 'Something' by Snarky Puppy The big moment where Lalah goes polyphonic is about 6.10 into the song.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0SJIgTLe0hc

[bartelby]

Here's a good example of traditional Tuvan overtone singing.
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZIvCHK-OSkw[/media]


I have a mate who can do overtone singing pretty well, I keep meaning to visit him for lessons.

[Bilbo]

I can't wait for some 12 yeare old kid in Baltimore to use this technique to sing Giant Steps inc bassline. Whilst betaboxing.

[BassTractor]

Now deceased Michael Vetter, who brought overtone singing to many people's attention some 30 years ago, is singing here with Natascha Nikeprelevic in some short shots:

http://youtu.be/SMFf5gYQYmQ

[Happy Jack]

[quote name='bartelby' timestamp='1412588339' post='2570093']
Here's a good example of traditional Tuvan overtone singing.
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZIvCHK-OSkw[/media]

[/quote]

Proof, if proof were needed, that cowboy music always sounds like cowboy music.

[bassbiscuits]

that's incredible!