Polyphonic singing by Susana calvo silent night

[@MsMindself666]

You did this in 3 months of practicing? With no teacher! Wow! Great job!

[@SusanaCalvo]

awwwwww thank you so much :)

[@cygnus_zealandia]

This is such a difficult skill to master, especially on one's own. You're doing a lot better than me. Stay with it ! Good luck.

[@SusanaCalvo]

Thank you Richard Swan best wishes :)

[@laurenjamieson8411]

I think I remember doing something like this in the shower when I was a child just mucking around

[@1FUCANR3ADTH1SURC00L]

Lauren Jamieson that's freaking awesome

[@elizabethw.4553]

Same ☆

[@matthewkurtz6513]

And just getting started!!!!! Awesome.

[@wyndhleodumegwu253]

Christof Rochel has expertly explained Susana's modus operandi, which is marvelous in its entirety. I can hear the polyphonic overtones clearly, and wish I could have done one-tenth as much on my saxophones. You are meritorious of all the praises and compliments that can be awarded to a self-taught vocal aficionado (-a). Susana, care that voice; God bless and keep you safely for always. With loving regards!

[@shirakawanaoya]

It sounds beautiful. Just like an instrument. With a softer fundamental it could sound heavenly!

[@rockboy360]

Very subtle but great! U actually made it sound like a synthetizer in an oscilating type of effect, which is awesome! I like it, sometimes it feels like singing and whistling at the same time.

[@soulfreeplay]

New to your channel. The gal in this video and the gal today - such a wonderful blooming over 7 years! God bless!

[@SusanaCalvo]

Awww thank you so much .. 🙏🎶

[@Laurenishful]

Beautiful! That made me smile. Just lovely ❤️❤️❤️

[@SusanaCalvo]

Elle Tee awwwww 🙏 thank you 😊

[@Whorl7Dawg96]

That was awesome!! I could definitely hear the overtones, like you said A great video :)

[@SusanaCalvo]

thank you Whorl7Dawg96

[@julienne1092]

Wow!! You did that all by yourself!! INCREDIBLY IMPRESSIVE! I am amazed! Keep doing this you are super good!

[@SusanaCalvo]

Julienne thank you so much :))

[@julienne1092]

oh! you're welcome :)

[@thevoiceharmonic]

I have been teaching harmonic singing since 1991 and running Spontaneous Choir. You don't seem to use your lips to form the notes whereas my techniques can. In fact, all harmonics exist on a spectrum of formants that deal with the ratio of mouth space and lip aperture. Also, your are using projected notes rather than subtle ones. There are 3 domains for vocal harmonics and each has variations on applications. One domain is the throat which is a technique and/or an extra note for 'the one voice chord'. Another domain is the mouth. Another domain is the mouth with the tongue vertical. Much of my play is directed toward vowel musicality. In other words, I could do 'silent night' in monotone with each vowel distorted within its syllable to match the tune.

[@SusanaCalvo]

thank you for your comment and information Peter :)

[@bruzebruze5959]

I can't understand O_O *dumbfounded*

[@BellaMeows95]

Makes me want to cry! Such a beautiful voice

[@jessewru6425]

You've progressed in learning this in such a short time, you are off to an amazing start, well done! When we fall in love with something truly it's amazing what we are capable of.

[@macframa08]

Thats awesome taking a music class in college for extra credit and just found out about this type of singing very difficult it looks like . Keep up the good work!

[@laurenhuckleberry]

that was lovely and I could hear your overtones

[@zeronotdu]

Wow, I'm blown away! I've been trying to do it as well and I'm nowhere near as good as you are :0

[@ofribi]

very blissfull!!! thank you for that your calm voice and divine overtone eased my mind in a heart bit @>---

[@tobywaka12]

this ones pretty fun, good job

[@SaravanjaSteele]

Good job! I never even heard of this until today. I might give it a try, but seriously - good job!

[@SusanaCalvo]

thank you Sarananja, i have a video showing you how to create your own overtone sound..link in info section and here.. good luck :kzbin.info/www/bejne/fp7Qq5lmlsd6aKc

[@copachix1904]

Hi Susana, thank you for sharing. I was doing a simple vocal exercise when I could hear this other tone. I knew nothing about it at the time so I did a search on the Internet and found lots of info. I would love to learn more so thank you for your clip, you have done an amazing job.💫

[@pichu459]

omg you are awesome!!!!! the best I've heard so far... keep it up because I'm totally subscribing

[@Bridgewoman1]

Good work! Thanks for sharing.

[@vinnypop]

Almost spiritual would love to learn keep it up

[@YgorCortes]

This is simply amazing! I'm really REALLY impressed!

[@RenaldoRamai]

awesome

[@jonathanarmstrong484]

That is really very awesome

[@SusanaCalvo]

Thank you :)))

[@michh9447]

This is beautiful! Good luck as you get better and better!

[@nickterrone5310]

WOW you're from Sydney Australia?! Me too! Awesome, well actually living in India at the moment and back next month. I want to learn this to enhance my mantra's during meditation. Do you hold classes in Sydney? :-)

[@SusanaCalvo]

Yes I am Nick .. From Sydney that is .. I don't hold classes but contact me when you get back and we can chat about the possibly of doing private lessons of it works ( Facebook me ) have fun in India :))

[@rmswonder9600]

Good job, keep it up please

[@annafaelens]

Great! This is amazing! I wouldn't be able to learn that :0 I'm really impressed!

[@AsunaKurigawa]

Anna Faelens Just sing and shift your tongue from the back to the front and you tongue on the roof of your mouth to make the overtones stronger. Use an R sound and move your tongue while singing then see what happens.

[@annafaelens]

Asuna Kurigawa Thanks a lot, although I doubt It'll be as easy as you say :)

[@SteveFrenchWoodNStuff]

Nothing like having a defeatist attitude.

[@OrianaDiazL]

I loved it. Great job. How can you do it? I mean , how is the overtone produced? I understand the fundamental but not the whistle or overtone. It's killing me, haha. I loved watching you :)

[@SusanaCalvo]

Thank you,,, you are funny... I have left you with a link here so you can try it yourself.. how to lear to create an overtone sound :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/fp7Qq5lmlsd6aKc if you think about it this way it will make more sense.. whenever you make a sound/ a note your fundamental... there already exists overtones in your voice.. this technique serves as a filter to isolate all but one overtone so you only here that one that you control using your tongue and how you control the breathe that you release as you make the fundamental note.... try my video and see how you go :) have fun and practice.

[@OrianaDiazL]

Thank you so much for replying =) You're so kind =) I will try to follow your advice. Thank you, dear.

[@fruitblossomblue1133]

amazing! I've just discovered this, I think you sound like a mermaid :)

[@BrekMartin]

If you grab the cheapest, oldest working oscilloscope you can find and you will recognise what sounds right visually. You would need a microphone and preamp for that. Your iPhone is both of those.

[@ethandowns5881]

Almost as good as Ron Stampler's rendition.

[@jmilano0]

Susana de esta nos hacemos amigos intimos, jajajaj gracias, un saludo desde Granada

[@JeromeIsTheMan]

i might have done it first try, lmao. do you basically use your tongue to make and change notes like how a whistle is done, except hum while doing so?

[@mr-idyllic_9950]

Sorry this might be a stupid question but how do u make the high whistle notes i watched your overtone tutorial but im not getting the whistle sound

[@SusanaCalvo]

+Mw3_Boss Thank you of your question and no question is silly. The whistle like you hear is the actual overtones which take practice to make. At first you may only make a soft lower type sound but with lots of practice and subtle movements of the tongue and using the resonance you too will be able to create overtones. keep practising :)

[@mr-idyllic_9950]

+Susana Calvo Thank you

[@ariann03]

Youre amazing

[@harbingersev-oh-wohne]

1:49 for actual singing and it's not polyphonic chords, it's overtone

[@fruitblossomblue1133]

let's see you do it then

[@harbingersev-oh-wohne]

Fruitblossom Blue I was just naming the sound

[@fruitblossomblue1133]

Harbinger sev-oh-wohne but you were wrong.Overtone singing is a type of polyphonic singing

[@harbingersev-oh-wohne]

Fruitblossom Blue It has to be in TRIADS at minamum... Overtone is TWO notes

[@fruitblossomblue1133]

Harbinger sev-oh-wohne send me a link of someone who does that

[@starttherebellion9146]

It appears that you're just singing and at the same time partially whistling, yeah? I just did this and easily produced the exact same sounds with the same tune, Silent Night. So this is called "polyphonic singing" huh? Cool! I am a polyphonic singer - awesome!

[@SteveFrenchWoodNStuff]

No, it's not the same thing as whistling.

[@starttherebellion9146]

Well, whatever you call it, I just did the exact same thing. Didn't know it was called "polyphonic singing". Cool beans!

[@starttherebellion9146]

By the way, it is so easy to do... here's how: You form your lips as though you're whistling and then move your tongue in and out to create the specific resonance of the octaves in relation to the notes you're singing. Very easy, took me all of 3 minutes to learn the 4 resonate points for the notes she's doing it on. No big deal. Give it an "official sounding" title... ie: "polyphonic singing"... and you're good to go. XD

[@nicemutant]

@@starttherebellion9146 let's see your vid...

[@starttherebellion9146]

@@nicemutant - Sry, I don't work for free. But, I'll be more than happy to produce such a video for you for the going rate. Are you prepared to pay for your requested work? I'm prepared to prove it in the way you've requested. - I accept PalPal...

[@DrowningTimeOfficially]

do you whisle or what do you do?

[@choochoochooseyou]

Starts at 1.45.

[@ouidgames]

I can hear mine but I want to make it louder

[@1FUCANR3ADTH1SURC00L]

1:44 welcome

[@lillyblue]

👀

[@damianalfaro8479]

k

[@TragicOmen]

I wish my vocal teacher was as hot as you. This is amazing!

[@НийяГолд]

Це НЕ поліфонічне звучання!Це підспівування звуками сопрано.У вас немає овертону,а те що є-не чути!Проскочило пару звуків,тихо-тихо,не чути за головним уууууууу,все.При овертоні звуки йдуть ніби через ніс.Три місяці?Караул!У мене на це година пішла!Сім хвилин на вивчення звуку каргираа.Півтори години на сигил. У кінці цієї вистави у вас вийшло таки видавити з себе 3 ноти правильно,поздоровляю...😒

[@laurenjamieson8411]

as a singer I don't really see the point

[@SusanaCalvo]

Lauren Jamieson this technique will actually help to really strengthen resonance in your voice :))

[@carlalb6182]

Nope 👎🏼 I heard Way better

[@user-ou5ns9sb7d]

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