Tribal People Reaction To Mongolian Throat Singing First Time Hearing

[@cassieporter9262]

I saw the Tuvan throat singer group Huun-Huur-Tu on stage a few times in the mid 1990s and still listen to their CDs. They were amazing and their ability to mimic wild birds and animals while singing transports you to another place.

[@miriamepage6991]

2:47-2:51 you can hear the harmonics very clearly...that high pitch melody is made by the singer. They can make two notes at the same time (overtone singing) hence why they say it feels like more than one person signing. It's nice to see that you are showing them a variety of things. Maybe have a look at south America and some other parts of Asia like Japan for example. For throat signing you can look at a video of Cynthia Pitsiulak that shows Inuit throat singing (arctic regions of Greenland and Canada) along with Mongolian throat signing.

[@cassieporter9262]

Ghengis Blues is a documentary style film about blind american musician Paul Pena's travels to Tuva to learn the ancient art of Tuvan throat singing and his participation in their national competition. It is a story of a unique cultural exchange.

[@golmatol6537]

Other recommendations for Mongolian traditional songs: Boerte - "Gobi" The Hu - "Yuve Yuve Yu" Dolgormaa - "Fleecy Clouds"

[@TribalPeopleLife]

Thankyou, noted 🌹🥰

[@eskalazion1]

💚💚💚

[@TribalPeopleLife]

❤️

[@voidmstr]

World map? Globe?

[@golmatol6537]

I agree ... please have a globe nearby ... their education will be doubled.

[@Cassxowary]

We’ve been asking for that for ages but not yet I guess…

[@debbiebarker3442]

The Hu band is good.

[@TribalPeopleLife]

😍💯