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Dean Frenkel
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Teachers of overtones will know that a large proportion of their students are people with extra-special qualities. With the exception of people inspired by ego, a great corruptor, it takes a very special kind of person to be passionate about harmoni…
March 3
Dean Frenkel is now in contact with Helen Smith
March 1
Dean Frenkel is now in contact with Hans H Johansen
February 18
Thank you Max. Yes I first came aware of these in earlier reports in 2005 and it still excites me. This could be the earliest evidence of overtone singing. The possibilities are awe inspiring. Thanks again
February 16
Dean Frenkel is now in contact with Susan Elizabeth Hale
February 9
Thank you Elizabeth. Your book sounds intriguing. How do I get a copy? In Italy I recommend singing in Duomo, the great cathedral that was built in, I think, 1386. It is an overtone singing experience so extraordinary that those around you have abso…
February 9
Well done Skye and Jens. Thanks for your efforts. It was a very clever mind who thought to present resonant power places like this.
February 7
Dean Frenkel replied to the discussion 'Hall of Fame?'
Sorry I don't intend to muddy what is a good idea. It's about getting the concept right. I do think that the Throat Singing Hall of Fame is very different from an Overtone Singing Hall of Fame and that maybe the former would be applicable in Tuva an…
February 5

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About me:
Harmonic throat singing recording artist/performer, instructor, author of 'The 8th Natural Wonder' - a book on throat singing, Guinness world record holder for the longest continuous vocal note. I'm passionate about the broad spectrum of throat singing and deeply concerned that it is endangered in so many of its traditional grounds. Throat singing is also central to my spiritual practices.
As a band we are:
Solo, in duo with Linda Laasi, in trio with Linda and crystal bowl player - Arrayah ...... Mia Mia Harmonic Choir, formerly with Aajinta, Soteria Bell and the Eternal Choir (which wasn't too eternal)
Instruments:
Many techniques of harmonic voice, didgeridoo, jaw harp, harmonic whirlie, native American flute, harmonica
Influences:
Sounds of Nature and the nature of sounds and harmonic humans everywhere - I don't like to think in terms of 'influences', more as 'contributors' to my living songline. If so then David Hykes, Shu De, Tenores de Bidis, Sarah Hopkins, Gyuto Monks, Hun Hur Tu, Bruce Rogers, Peter Gleeson
Homepage:
http://cdbaby.com/cd/frenkellaasi
2nd Website:
http://www.myspace.com/deanfrenkel

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YOUR HARMONIC VOICE IS WANTED !

Dear Overtone Singers around the world,

You are invited to submit excerpts of your overtone singing and
BECOME PART OF HARMONIC HISTORY.

You can be one of many stars of a compilation DVD devoted to harmonic singing, overtone singing, undertone singing and throat singing.

This dvd is currently being compiled featuring multiple excerpts of people overtone singing. It is hoped that many of the world's best overtone singers will be featured in this.

This DVD will be given away as an insert with… Continue

Posted on July 20, 2009 at 9:30am — 4 Comments

Dean Frenkel

Magic Sounds - on CD Baby available

Magic Sounds - available on CD Baby: cdbaby.com/cd/frenkellaasi - is an ambient organic album - a calming and predominantly vocal CD featuring the mesmerizing harmonic tones of Dean Frenkel and the hauntingly ethereal voice of Linda Laasi. It is an album of minimalist music which emphasizes the tonal qualities of the human voice.

Magic Sounds is about ancient therapeutic sounds of vocal harmonics; sounds of the environment which ar… Continue

Posted on November 25, 2008 at 12:00am — 2 Comments

Dean Frenkel

MYSTERIES OF THROAT SINGING

MYSTERIES OF THROAT SINGING

An enormous collection of singing styles share common elements - opera, jazz, country, blues, rock n roll, gospel, pop, funk, rap, soul, et al. They sing songs, songs with words, words which emphasise whole notes, duration of singing breaths mostly under 10 seconds, and usually within a restricted zone of medium frequencies. Throat singing has none of these parameters.

The many styles of throat singing don't need songs or words - vocals are instrumentalised rather t… Continue

Posted on July 4, 2008 at 3:47am — 3 Comments

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At 9:23am on November 23, 2009, Jens Mügge said…
Hi Dean,

I agree with you. This performance in front of a audience with 4000 and knowing that this show will be seen by 7 Million people in Germany was really tremendous. The next gig will be a live broadcast. Then Hosoo has a second change to win new fans. More than his performance I love the view into the faces of the audience. I am getting goose bumps if I see this video again and again. All the best,
Jens
At 11:45am on November 22, 2009, Jens Mügge said…
Hi Dean,

thanks for your response. It was really a special show. Hosoo, the mongolian throatsinger star in the german supertalent show of Dieter Bohlen etc.. This guy Dieter Bohlen was duet partner of Modern Talking and he made some jokes about Hosoo & Tsomoo that Hosoo could be the mongolian Modern Talking. I think he was speechless but had to talk something - the result is: just simple joky trash out his mouth. Bohlen comes from Lower Saxony like me, so this is only a flat kind of humour of a countryman :-)

Cheers,
Jens
At 3:56pm on November 12, 2009, Jens Mügge said…
Hi Dean, thanks for your message.

We are still in contact - always - which you can call a friendship of harmonics - and have you forgotten that I am receiving Dean's harmonic News? I am reading them always and thinking of you. I am doing also my own projects ... next week I will meet for example Hosoo ...

Best,
Jens
At 11:33am on November 12, 2009, Sarah Hopkins said…
Thanks Dean ! I've been meaning to join for ages......
I look forward to us meeting & singing together one day soon....
Sonic Blessings, Sarah
At 5:33pm on August 9, 2009, David Hykes said…
Hello Dean,
Happy to discuss it.
Just got your message.

Regards,

DH
At 5:55pm on March 13, 2009, Arjopa said…
Dear Dean!!
Thanx a lot for your friendship,here!!
Your music is really wonderful!!

Hope you like our Khoomei Throatsinging Country Punk,too!!

Greetings from Berlin!!

Arjopa & The Master U-like

At 1:13am on February 6, 2009, Emmanuella Golden Light said…
Nameste Beloved Dean

I send you healing rays of Divine Love. So beautiful to connect under grace with a fellow throat singer, and fellow Aussie. Blessed Be Beloved Blessed Be.

VIBRATORY HUM DIVINE COMMUNION

Pure tones float effortlessly within the cosmic ocean of consciousness ~ True Reality
Vibrating with the celestial order of the grand plan ~ resonating with one’s Soul
Angelic harmonies ~ heavenly flutes uplift
Celestial octaves of the highest order ~ flowing infinitely within the Light
Blessing us in Abundance

Copyright Emmanuella Golden Light


OM

One Love Beloved Dean

Emmanuella Golden Light
At 12:00pm on July 19, 2008, Tran Quang Hai said…
Dear Dean,
Thanks for your mail. I haven't got any video of Dani throat singing . I got some audio recordings from a CD published in France . Because I haven't never been there to film this tribe .
I was in Australia last february to attend a congress in Canberra and a lecture at Western Australian University in Perth.
Hope to be back to Perth next year .
Best,
Tran Quang Hai
At 8:43am on July 13, 2008, robert thomas martin said…
Greetings Dean. I'm not a throat singer myself but I am very interested in any music connected to the harmonic series.
At 2:12am on July 12, 2008, robert thomas martin said…
I read your article with great interest. I am also Australian (in Sydney). I have started a group forum at groups.yahoo.com then enter MicroMadeEasy which is free and open to all.
 
 

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