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Alexander Glenfield demonstrates seven styles of Tuvan throat singing, also known as "khoomei." The seven styles demonstrated here include: khoomei, sygyt, dag kargyraa, steppe kargyraa, ezenggileer, khoomei borbanggndyr and chylandyyk. Please note that the melodies, rhythms, and meters used in these examples deviate from the traditional styles of khoomei in Tuva.

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Tibetan monks performing a song in the multi-phonic style, singing several notes at once

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Endorsed by the Dalai Lama as a means of promoting world peace and healing through sacred performing art, the monks of the Drepung Loseling monastery make their return to Madison. Known for their remarkable multiphonic singing and their elaborate sand mandala art, the Monks perform using traditional Tibetan instruments and in traditional garb. Says the San Francisco Chronicle, The voice of serenity, the voice of survival and a hopeful message of peace. Watch and join the monks as they create a sand mandala at the Memorial Unions Great Lounge

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Philippe "Eeps" Brunet. Improvisation on a single note. Please enjoy this tribute to drone music and minimalist "maximism" (inspired by the music of Phil Niblock). This improvisation was also inspired by my exploration of extended vocal techniques and ways of using the trumpet in unconventional ways to make "music" or Sound Art. I employ multi-phonics, voice sliding, Tuvan throat singing and circular breathing. I highly recommend listening to this on loud speakers or a good pair of headphones as the overtones in the recording may overload regular computer speakers. Please feel free to leave comments or questions below. Thanks for listening!

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This is my talent portion of last years Mu Phi Epsilon Music Man Pageant. Each of us had to wear dresses, answer questions, perform and talent, and really just act like crazies. This is my own "comical" rendition of Pachelbel's Cannon in D. At that time I had been listening to alot of the Youngblood Brass Band and I really dug the tuba in the group. He did super cool stuff with multiphonics (singing while playing). I started goofing around with it during marching season (hence the sousaphone...plus its just funnier). After watching the Pachelbel rant I got the idea for this arrangement. If ya can't hear all that well heres some info 1st Time - The cannon theme (in Bb) 2nd Time - Singing unison 3rd Time - Singing harmony 4th Time - A little falsetto action Final two times through the cannon theme I play the simple theme while singing the more intricate and flashy part. Then the ending I just tacked on. Enjoy!

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What Happens when the California Band Directors Association locks us in a room full of instruments ALL NIGHT LONG? We do stupid stuff, that's what. Stuff like this! Conner Habib experiments with multiphonics by throat singing while playing the tuba to produce a very odd version of this classic song. Accompanied by Jason Cruz on the parade drum. 2/19/2010

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The famed multiphonic singers of Drepung Loseling Monastery perform transcendent temple music and dances that delight and nourish the spirit. Magnificent Buddhist mandala sand paintings are delicately created grain by grain to generate energies for global healing. Mystical Arts of Tibet is featured on the Southern Arts Federation's registry of Southern artists -- www.SouthernArtistry.org.

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«L'Herbe du Diable et la Petite Fumée» Travail sur les multiphoniques au didgeridoo et au trombone (multiphoniques = plusieurs accords sur une seule colonne d'air). On rajoute du chant diphonique par-dessus et on est parti direct chez les hippies pour un petit trip enthéogène ;o) eh, si vous rencontrez Dieu, prévenez-moi j'ai deux-trois trucs à lui demander... Le port du casque est recommandé pour bien profiter de toutes les notes qui frottent... ------------------------- "The Yaqui Way of Knowledge" Work on the multiphonics with didgeridoo and trombone. Add some overtone singing there and you're getting some hippie god-searching trip ;o) All those grinding notes sound better with headphones.

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Chris Garrett and friends performing Chameleon. Chris is using multiphonics on the sousaphone: Playing a line while singing/buzzing another line.

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Robert Dick teaches how multiphonics work and gets you started..

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A video montage of two Estonian one-man multi-instrumental acts performing live in the Genialistide Klubi on 7th August, 2009. First heard is Multiphonic Rodent who combines multiple instruments with live electronics such as laptop and loop-station. Then, famed Estonian singer-songwriter Vaiko Eplik plays two songs off his recently released fourth solo album, accompanying himself on guitars, keyboard and bass drum. Music heard in order of appearance: Multiphonic Rodent - David Synclavier (excerpt) Multiphonic Rodent - Electromechanic Alarm Clock from Fifth Dimension (excerpt) Multiphonic Rodent - Endorphin Dreams (excerpt) Vaiko Eplik - Kibe ja Kuum Vaiko Eplik - Müra www.facebook.com www.myspace.com

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Blackbird in a great arrangement by Lars Holmgaard. Played at a choir concert (well I AM singing) with Uwe Antweiler on percussion.

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The Tibetan Monks from the Drepung Loseling Monastery in Karnataka, India perform "Sang-tsol Zhi-jo: Incense Offering and Auspicious Song for World Peace" They send forth the smoke of incense which the wind carries into the ten directions as a subliminal force invoking peace, harmony and the ways of creative living. Performed at the Clark County Library Theater, Las Vegas NV May 16, 2008. In Peace, Love, Light. www.beechrissy.com

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Michael Norsworthy Presents A Multiphonics Lesson For Clarinet

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Philipp Haagen plays the tuba using a special technique: "Multiphonics". He plays a note and sings above it. The music was original composed for the film "Nachtschalter". Another Tuba Video: www.youtube.com

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Beth's Cornucopia (2009) Andrew Glick ------------------- When I finished my undergraduate degree last year, my high school piano teacher, Andrew Glick, wrote Beth's Cornucopia as a graduation present. At its most basic, the theme is composed of four notes, E, F, G, and B — (0 1 3 7) in pitch set notation. The themes are constructed using transposition, inversion, reordering, and so on. While this is a serial composition technique, Glick focuses more on the structure of the piece than on equality of pitch. He utilizes a wide array of extended techniques—flutter tonguing (like rolling an "r" in Spanish), multiphonics (singing while playing), valve clicking, "speaking" through the instrument, etc.—to create variation and outline the structure. ------------------- Recorded live at New England Conservatory's Pierce Hall, Sunday, 7 Nov. 2010.

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"Fnugg is the best new thing I have heard in years." Roger Bobo Fnugg is an improvisation with elements from the Australian Aboriginal instrument didgeridoo and Norwegian folk music. The techniques I use are multiphonics (to sing and play simultaneously) and my own invention "Lip Beat" (percussive tuba). The singing involves active use of syllables. Fnugg is a Norwegian word describing something very small and weightless. Like a snowflake.

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I was bored so I randomly decided to record myself playing Canon . I'm playing the bass line and singing the melody. This was the first take so it's not the best but it was for fun at the end of practice session.

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aaah whatever this trombone is beautiful. Boosey & Hawkes Oxford. sorry you can't really hear the multiphonics. I need to sing louder Yeah I suck at multiphonics probably would have been easier with a bigger trombone haha. This one is tiny.

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Just for the Funkreich-Berts! Multiphonics vid, including a little surprise @ the end!

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Albert Mangelsdorff Trio. Albert Mangelsdorff described multiphonics,which he developed for trombone: "You play a note and sing another,usually a higher note. In the interval between overtones are created which become so audible that you end up with real chords-sometimes up to four notes...all that has to do with how far you can control your voce." Leon Francioli-Bass, Pierre Favre-Drums.1983.

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Saxophone players generally do not flutter tongue, they usually vocally sing under the pitch they are playing to create a dirty kind of sound. This technique is possible on trombone, and is rarely used, and I think should be used more often.

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One night before gong to bed, I was suddenly overcome by the urge to beatbox- and film it. Jack Telfer St Claire

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Albert Mangelsdorff Trio.1983. Albert Mangelsdorff described multiphonics,which he developed for trombone: "You play a note and sing another,usually a higher note. In the interval between overtones are created which become so audible that you end up with real chords-sometimes up to four notes...all that has to do with how far you can control your voce." Leon Francioli-Bass, Pierre Favre-Drums.

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This is less of a "how to" video than the title states, but essentially you play the lower note and sing the higher one. First I played through some harmonic intervals and then I played James Morrison's multiphonics intro.

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Tibet highlands and people + Three deep (throat, overtone) singing with cymbals and singing bowls. en.wikipedia.org

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A technically challenging piece written by flute and composition genius Ian Clarke (www.ianclarke.net). It's subtitled "The Flute as you don't usually hear it!" which describes it in the least! It's a physical challenge to play! Some of the techniques used are: Residual/Breathy Fast Tounging, Multiphonics (Chords on the Flute!), Singing and playing, Lip Bending and Explosive Harmonics! More info and other Ian Clarke compositions at: www.ianclarke.net Flutist: Justin Standring

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Look Out (1989) Robert Dick Intérprete: Diana Muela Mora Robert Dick's Most Popular Piece for Flute alone. Commisioned for the 1989 National Flute Association's High School Flute Soloist Competition, Lookout is a Tonal, Melodic Rock Solo for flute that uses singing and playing and easy Multiphonics

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Dude, this is a really funny AMV I found in google! It's so funny....Haha...Hurting Minors XD

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Excerpt of improv set with Joey Baron, Robyn Schulkowsky, Tim Feeney, & Ken Ueno at the Stone Sept. 14, 2010

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