Huun Huur Tu are traditional throat singers from the Siberian nation of Tuva. They create two and sometimes three harmonic notes at the same time, and their songs depict the landscape of steppes, mountains and forests of their home.
Workshop performance (1 of 3) - the "happy horse" song (I don't know its real name!) which includes examples of the Sygyt (whistling), Kargyraa (deep undertone) and Khoomei (mid-range) techniques. But mostly it's a lovely happy song about horses.
i think the name of this song is prayer
Lordvivi 2 years ago
WOMAD, world of music arts dance
i think the closest place to womadelaide would be taranaki nz or singapore
nutrigironman 2 years ago
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Throatsiinger 3 years ago
did these guys play at womad? as in womadelaide? australia? damnit wish i knew...i like these guys
AnathUtgard 3 years ago
great! i ve seen them live in greece with ross daly. of course sth very good and alternative :)
mBousoulas 4 years ago
they are amazing! a few extremely skilled singers of many years can create up to 6 tones at a time. Such a beautiful art!
Urdunchimeg 4 years ago 2