Symphony No 1 – THE PURE VOICE 純音 (Hippocrates Cheng)
Composer: Hippocrates Cheng
Conductor: Vicky Shin
Overtone singer: Hippocrates Cheng
Composed year: March 2016
Debut: 24th May 2016, HKBU ACHall
Composer: Hippocrates Cheng
Conductor: Vicky Shin
Overtone singer: Hippocrates Cheng
Composed year: March 2016
Debut: 24th May 2016, HKBU ACHall
Mise en ligne le 11 oct. 2010
The final throat singing lesson of Hanggai part 1!
Check our Facebook page for tourdates to see when we’ll be playing in a town near you!
Mise en ligne le 27 juil. 2010
The next episode of Hanggai’s throat singing contest. This lesson features a new technique to get creative with.
Mise en ligne le 7 juil. 2010
In this second video lesson Hanggai shows some of the basics of throat singing.
If you think you can do better, upload a video and win a performance with Hanggai!! First 50 participants get a free cd!
Be sure to keep an eye on this channel and subscribe as more throat singing lessons showing you different techniques will be released!
For rules & instructions, check http://blogs.myspace.com/hanggaiband
Mise en ligne le 21 juin 2010
In this short video lesson Hanggai shows some of the basics of throat singing.
If you think you can do better, upload a video and win a performance with Hanggai!! First 50 participants get a free cd!
Be sure to keep an eye on this channel and subscribe as more throat singing lessons showing you different techniques will be released!
For rules & instructions, check http://blogs.myspace.com/hanggaiband
Hanggai Band (杭盖乐队) is a Chinese folk music group from Beijing who specialize in a blend of Mongolian folk music and more modern styles such as punk rock.
NPR radio states that in a country where genres such as c-pop dominate mainstream airwaves, Hanggai Band is making new inroads into the Chinese music industry with their unique and modern take on Mongolian folk music. Some of the members are ethnic Mongolians while the remaining are ethnic Han who specialize in Mongolian instruments. All of the members hail from Inner Mongolia and Beijing.
The term “Hanggai” itself is a Mongolian word referring to an idealized natural landscape of sprawling grasslands, mountains, rivers, trees, and blue skies.
Published on Nov 13, 2012
名曲:十五夜(モンゴル国ウズェムチン族民謡)
ホーミーを:ネルグイ・ナランバトゥラフ
Published on Dec 13, 2013
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Morin khuur artist, khoomei singer
Art, Entertainment
Inner Mongolia
Uploaded on Sep 25, 2009
UNESCO: Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity – 2009
URL: http://www.unesco.org/culture/ich/RL/…
Description: The Mongolian art of singing: Khoomei, or Hooliin Chor (throat harmony), is a style of singing in which a single performer produces a diversified harmony of multiple voice parts, including a continued bass element produced in the throat. These singers may perform alone or in groups. Khoomei is practised today among Mongolian communities in several countries, especially in Inner Mongolia in northern China, western Mongolia and the Tuva Republic of Russia. Traditionally performed on the occasion of ritual ceremonies, songs express respect and praise for the natural world, for the ancestors of the Mongolian people and for great heroes. The form is reserved for special events and group activities such as horse races, archery and wrestling tournaments, large banquets and sacrificial rituals. The timing and order of songs is often strictly regulated. Khoomei has long been regarded as a central element representing Mongolian culture and remains a strong symbol of national or ethnic identity. As a window into the philosophy and aesthetic values of the Mongol people, it has served as a kind of cultural emissary promoting understanding and friendship among China, Mongolia and Russia, and has attracted attention around the world as a unique form of musical expression.
Country(ies): China
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Uploaded on Aug 19, 2011
Hanggai performing Xiger Xiger at Fuji Rock July 2011
Uploaded on Nov 11, 2010
Batubagan demonstrates overtone singing