last track of the album Mu
Barcelona overtone singing choir

Spiral. Mu- MuOM Barcelona overtone singing choir

The final improvisation from our first Harmonic Hike, an outdoor public workshop on the art of overtone singing, held at different locations each month. On these hikes we introduce and build upon participants' understanding of overtone and throat singing. These improvisations are a meditative playspace for people to explore and use this beautiful medium of vocal sound to connect more intimately with nature. This Harmonic Hike took place at the beautiful Cascade Falls, in the Patapsco State Valley Park. 

7/11/15 Harmonic Hike Improvisation

Traditional swedish folk music with alot of blues influences and some ethnic singing techniques. 

It's about a moose that last winter got confused and found its way into the small swedish town of Söderhamn and up on the roof of a parking house and got so afraid that it jumped of the roof of the building and died.

Älgen

Excerpt from the cd Subtle Summit with two vocal styles: dhrupad (classical indian) presented by Ashish Sankrityayan and overtone singing by Skye Løfvander. 
NB! This is listening music originally recorded in a very high quality using state of the art solutions. The MP3 sound rendering  is very far from the real thing, so buy the cd!

The Hagia Sophia Cathedral in Istanbul stands as a monument to the Byzantine era. After having functioned for a period as a mosque it is now a museum... and still an acoustic temple..
The sound recordings on this video were made in an auralization developed by the Danish Odeon company, whose team of sound engineers with their equipment took the samples from the cathedral. Claus Lynge Christensen took care of the recordings of the two vocal soloists which were made in the anechoic chamber at the Technical University of Denmark, Lyngby, near Copenhagen. It is one of the largest and most advanced of its kind. 

Subtle Voices: Subtle Summit
Dhrupad and overtone singing in the digitally simulated acoustics of the Sokullu Mosque and the Hagia Sophia Cathedral. 
Recorded in the Anechoic Studio, the Technical University of Denmark, 2007-08. Odeon A/S, http://www.odeon.dk  
Published by http://www.anjaliarts.de  
Recording and reverb: Claus Lynge Christensen
Editing and mastering: Ashish Sankrityayan
CD cover photo: Kim Westergaard
Duo Home Page: http://www.subtlevoices.dk  
Distribution: http://www.cdbaby.com
More about Skye Lofvander (in danish!) at http://www.overtonesang.dk

Kalabalik

LAD by Julia Wolfe. With thanks to Julia Wolfe and Red Poppy Music.

LAD by Julia Wolfe

overtone singing solo
one voice one track recording
applied effects: reverb and delay only
artist: Miroslav Grosser, Berlin/Germany
recorded by www.StimmLabor.de

https://miroslavgrosser.bandcamp.com/

Sounds of Light - Overtone Singing

There Is No Rose, Reginald Unterseher, arr.

Demo for Alchemy patch "Spectral Continuum" from the sound library MetaVox coming soon on patchpool.de - featuring the (processed) voice of Gareth Lubbe

MetaVox for Alchemy

Spectral Continuum - Alchemy Demo MetaVox

Harmonic Introductions is a small vocal ensemble dedicated to the art of overtone singing. Founded in Spring 2012, we currently hold weekly sessions in Rockville, MD using a variety of vocal exercises to teach members the techniques of overtone singing. By holding both free and structured meditative improvisations, we create a playspace for people to practice and get to know their own voice more intimately. 

One of our goals as a group is to build a community of enthusiasm and appreciation of this style of vocalization within the D.C. metro area, and play a role in the continued growth of a global network! 

This SoundCloud page is a space for us to share improvisations from workshops and sessions. 

Contact us @ HarmonicIntroductions@gmail.com! 

Robb Saffell (founder, director) 
J.I. Canizares (assistant director)

**Artwork courtesy of https://www.facebook.com/pages/Connor-Boyd-Synesthesia-Paintings/174870609314883**

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