Sorhugtani Behi hatan with khoomii singer Lkhamragchaa
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Le khöömii, chant diphonique de Mongolie, par Johanni Curtet.
2,912 views•Jul 4, 2018250ShareSaveMédiathèque Musicale de Paris 620 subscribers La médiathèque en partenariat avec les associations Ethnomusika et Routes nomades proposaient le 13 février 2018, une conférence sur le khöömii, chant diphonique de Mongolie grâce à l’ethnomusicologue, Johanni Curtet. Une introduction et démonstration pour appréhender cette technique vocale dans une perspective mongole, à travers la découverte du disque “Une Anthologie du khöömii mongol (Routes Nomades/Buda Musique 2017)”. Johanni Curtet, ethnomusicologue, musicien, diphoneur, chercheur associé EA 1279 Histoire et critique des arts, Université Rennes 2. Directeur artistique de Routes Nomades. À la rencontre du chant diphonique en Mongolie, Johanni Curtet a dû appréhender d’autres conceptions de la transmission, voire d’autres perceptions de l’acte musical que celles portées par sa culture occidentale. Dans une sorte « d’épistémologie humaine », il présentera une vision de sa place de jeune ethnomusicologue, lui même musicien et transmetteur du chant diphonique, dans cette réalité mongole. Il s’appuie sur des vidéos et des enregistrements sonores décrivant, parfois avec humour et distanciation, les réalités culturelles et musicales de Mongolie et son intégration dans ce monde. En partenariat avec Ethnomusika http://publika.ethnomusika.org/ et Routes nomades https://www.routesnomades.fr/
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Khuurkhun Khaliun by Batzorig Vaanchig
25,194 views•Premiered Dec 18, 20202.6K5ShareSaveBatzorig Vaanchig 181K subscribers Khuurkhun khaliun is a Mongolian long song about a parent’s message to their children who are away from home. The song also illustrates to love their horses and to have patience in life. It is a ‘besreg’ long song. Besreg way of singing is with short verses, refrains, and melodic courses full of leaps and bounds. Lyrics phonetically: Khöörkhön khaliun Khöörkhön khaliun dolgin shüü Khöld ni üilchilgee bariarai Khünii gazar khetsüü shüü Khüleen baij dasaarai Khachin khaliun dolgin shüü Khazaaryg ni tataj mordooroi Khariin gazar khetsüü shüü Khairlan baij bolno Nariin khaliun dolgin shüü Nalaskhiigeed mordooroi Nasny baga ni genen shüü Nairsag khariltsaj yavaarai Lyrics in Mongolian: Хөөрхөн халиун Хөөрхөн халиун долгин шүү Хөлд нь сууж бариарай Хүний газар хэцүү шүү Хүлээн байж дасаарай Хачин халиун долгин шүү Хазаарыг нь татаж мордоорой Харийн газар хэцүү шүү Хайрлан байж дасаарай Нарийн халиун долгин шүү Наласхийгээд мордоорой Насны бага нь гэнэн шүү Найрсаг харилцаж яваарай
Hunnu Empire by Batzorig Vaanchig
164,833 views•Premiered Oct 9, 202010K39ShareSaveBatzorig Vaanchig 181K subscribers Hunnu Empire is Batzorig Vaanchig’s original song. Music: Batzorig Vaanchig Lyrics: Batzorig Vaanchig Special thanks to: Mongolia Live. Lyrics: Хүннү гүрэн Төв азийн элэгнээс Дэлхийн талыг эзлэхдээ Хүлэг сайн морьдын туурайнд Тэнгэр газрыг ниргүүлж Энэ орчлон замбуутивийн Түүхийн хуудсыг эргүүлж Хүннү гүрний нүүдлийн цуваа Өдөр шөнөгүй хөвөрсөөр Тэнгис далайг гаталсаар Газрын холыг туулсаар Гол мөрнийг гэтэлсээр Улс гүрнийг эзэлсээр Empire of Hunnu When conquering the world From the heart of Asia When conquering half of the World From the heart of Asia Made the sky and earth thunder Under the hooves of great horses Made the pages of history Of this world turn Nomadic caravan of Hunnu Empire Travels day and night Crosses sea and ocean Travels over far distance Crosses the rivers Conquers kingdoms and states
How to Easily Throat Sing (Khoomei Style)
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Catherine Darbord – Chant harmonique
45,106 views•Aug 31, 201016117ShareSaveCatherine Darbord 24.7K subscribers Le chant harmonique est une technique vocale d’Asie centrale qui permet à un seul chanteur d’émettre deux sons simultanés (un son de base stable et des harmoniques avec lesquelles on peut chanter une mélodie). Catherine Darbord enseigne cette technique sous forme de cours individuels ou ateliers à Montpellier, et de stages à la demande. SITE : http://www.vibrationwakanda.com Elle a produit un CD “Méthode d’apprentissage du Chant Harmonique” : http://mandalia-music.com/pages/metho… Images Jean-Luc Buro – Montage Filo (filosphere.com)
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Soundtransformations, Michael Ormiston & Candida Valentino Web Pages
Mongolian Khöömii Singing Papers, Singers and Recordings
There have been many explanations of khöömii that I have come across over the years. I will attempt to point to the main contributors and sources. My own studies brought me to Mongolia in 1993/4/7 and 2000/5/6 and I have interviewed attended and set up workshops with Gereltsogt (London 1993) and Tserendavaa (Europe 2002) that gave me further insight. This page is still under construction and will be updated as I find time to put more information on. If you would like to send me any information regarding Mongolian khöömii and if any Mongolian khöömii singers would like their own page on this site then please email me at ormi_khoomii@yahoo.com
Carol Pegg’s articles on Khöömii Khöömii nomination extract for UNSECO Intangible Cultural Heritage 2010
Scientific American Article September 1999
The Chöömij of Mongolia A Spectral Analysis of Overtone Singing by Ronald Walcott 1974
Original Research and Acoustical Analysis in connection with the Xöömij Style of Biphonic Singing Tran Quang Hai and Denis Guillou, Paris 1980
A Two Voiced Song With No Words by Lauri Harvilahti circa 1981
Tuvin Folk Music by A. N. Aksenov, Tuvinskaia Narodnaia Muzyka (Moscow, 1964)
Analysis of Acoustical Features of Biphonic Singing Voices Male and Female Xöömij and Male Steppe Kargiraa By Takeda, Shoichi and Muraoka, Teruo
Why Do We Perceive Two Tones Simultaneously In Xoomij Mongolian Traditional Singing? By MasashiYamada Synthesis of the laryngeal source of throat singing using a 2×2-mass model Ken-Ichi Sakakibara, Hiroshi Imagawa, Seiji Niimi, Naotoshi Osaka
Physical Modelling of the vocal tract of a Sygyt singer by Chen-Gia Tsai
Perception of Overtone Singing by Chen-Gia Tsai
Kargyraa and meditation by Chen-Gia Tsai
Growl Voice in Ethnic and Pop Styles Ken-Ichi Sakakibara, Leonardo Fuks, Hiroshi Imagawa, Niro Tayama 2004Naotoshi Osaka 2006
Observation of Laryngeal Movements for Throat Singing. Vibrations of two pairs of folds in the human larynx Ken-Ichi Sakakibara, Tomoko Konishi, Emi Zuiki Murano, Hiroshi Imagawa, Masanobu Kumada, Kazumasa Kondo, and Seiji Niimi
December 2002
Altai Khangai Ensemble info on Khöömii from the net
Zulsar on Khöömii from the Net
Page one of some Mongolian CD’s Featuring khöömii with track listings and liner notes
Page two of some Mongolian CD’s Featuring khöömii with track listings and liner notes
Page three of Some Mongolian CD’s found on the net An Incomplete List of recorded Mongolian khöömii singers, click on letters A to F G to R S to Z Magic of Tone and the Art of Music by the late Dane Rhudyar
This is a very interesting extract about the Harmonic series from the now out of print book
Some Khöömii, Khoomei, Overtone Singing Links and Related Sites now mainly out of date will update soon
Khoomei Tongue Twister
298 views•Mar 4, 2021310ShareSaveRowan Hartsuiker 1.99K subscribers Just a little bit of improvisation on two techniques (sygyt + kargyraa), with specific focus on tongue-rolling/tongue tremolo (no idea how to describe this exactly). Enjoy :))
