Stepwise song
Slow changing chords with changing relationship to the sung notes.
a common space for harmonic overtones
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Iver Livendahl commented on John Strieder's video
Strieder: fractured 1 for Violoncello Solo [w/ score]
"Hallo John, I like the change between high and low. It is a very percussive piece. I guess that third piece will be a more lyric one?
Thanx for sharing.
Cordially! Iver"
Iver Livendahl commented on Bernhard Mikuskovics's video
Mikuskovics: "Dan Moi"
"Hallo Bernard, if the mixer board is more on treble than bass there will be more of melody than drone, isn't it so? Anyway thanx for sharing."
Iver Livendahl posted a videoDidg unter der Autobahn
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Iver Livendahl commented on Willi Grimm's video
NATURTON in Bern
"I doubled the velocity in the second part and that worked very well also. Thanx for sharing."
Iver Livendahl commented on Carlos Nésher Perera's video
Alquimia de Sonido en Santa Fe - 7
"The perkussion instruments are drowning the overtone song. I miss development of the musical material in your performance."
Iver Livendahl commented on Igor Olivier Ezendam's video
Alphorn-Didgeridoo - Igor
"Hallo Igor, die Gruppe Stimmhorn war sehr gut. Der Christian Zehnder ist eine Vitaminspritze im Musikleben.
Alles Gute! Iver"
Jens Mügge commented on Iver Livendahl's video
Overtoning in a Volkswagen Polo 5.
"you have now listen to almost every video on OMN! Great ... I like your Overtoning in a Volkswagen Polo 5 very much all the time."
Iver Livendahl posted a status"I have know listen to almost every video on OMN. A few remains for next week. Thank's All of You for the great versatility."
Iver Livendahl commented on Christian Bollmann's video
Rafael Suite
"Es is hoffnungsvoll für die Zukunft dass es doch gescheite Obertonchöre gibt. Mir ist so etwas nicht gelungen. Herzlichen Glückwunsch!"
Iver Livendahl commented on Ruff Libner's video
Ruff plays didjeridoo in West Kennet Long Barrow
"Awesome! I wish I were as good as You on the didg!"
Iver Livendahl commented on Igor Olivier Ezendam's videoAlphorn-Didgeridoo - Igor
"It must be difficult to fill such a big pipe with air and sound when playing it like a didgeridoo?"
Iver Livendahl commented on Michael Ormiston's video
Tserendavaa "Heaven's Will" DVD Shar's footage promo
"I have this dvd "Heaven's Will" and can recommend it to all of you. Buy it!"
Iver Livendahl commented on Purevsuren Usukhjargal's video
KHUKH MONGOL Music guppe
"It is always nice to here this praise to the Altai in different versions, bur the public is messy for my taste."
Iver Livendahl commented on the group 'Didgeridoo'"Are there good muffles for didgs that don't change the sound to much? Than I could play at night without disturbing neighbours."
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Mongolian flute
Hi folks,
where can I get a good tsuur flute?
Best regards from
Iver in Sweden
where can I get a good tsuur flute?
Best regards from
Iver in Sweden
Posted on October 29, 2009 at 11:51am —
Singing bowls.
Hi all overtone songsters,
where is the best place to bye singing bowls? I am searching for a portable drone instrument that works together with a church organ tuned in 440 or 441. I don't want to purchase anything that will be to the benefit of the chinese red faschists who make profite out of the buddhist tibetan culture and on the same time work on the final salution of the tibetan question.
Best regards
Iver
where is the best place to bye singing bowls? I am searching for a portable drone instrument that works together with a church organ tuned in 440 or 441. I don't want to purchase anything that will be to the benefit of the chinese red faschists who make profite out of the buddhist tibetan culture and on the same time work on the final salution of the tibetan question.
Best regards
Iver
Posted on August 16, 2009 at 8:53pm — — 2 Comments
Comment Wall (31 comments)
- At 8:32pm on February 14, 2011,
Kirsten Kluin said… - Hallo Iver,
lieben Dank für Dein schönes Feedback!
Der Hall ist nachträglich/technisch entstanden.
Hast Du meine Nachricht auf Facebook erhalten?
Ich fändts so schön, wenn Du Ostern beim EOC wieder dabei wärst und wollte wissen, ob Du kommst. Kommst Du?
Liebste Grüße,
Kirsten
- At 8:32pm on July 8, 2010,
Johannes Lind said… - Dear Iver,
thanks for your comment! Did we meet at EOC in April? I came there for one day only and unfortunately there was not enough time to say hello to everybody. And I don't remember all the people I saw.
kind regards,
Johannes
- At 8:51pm on June 15, 2010,
Julia Renöckl said… - das freut mich! zu welchem kurs möchtest du mich denn engagieren? und wann?
lieben gruß aus wien
julia
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Sarah Hopkins left a comment for 'Alexandre Letellier'"Hi Alexandre, Greetings from sunny Brisbane ! Thanks for connecting. Congratuations on your…"
Peter Olson replied to the discussion 'Harmonizing' in the group Khoomei dot com Forum"Does it matter if it involves any overtones or not? For example, I did a multitrack of a midieval…"
Dan Zimmermann replied to the discussion 'Harmonizing' in the group Khoomei dot com Forum"I'm at work and don't have speakers here (actually, my sound card is fried on my work…"
Alzin replied to the discussion 'Harmonizing' in the group Khoomei dot com Forum"This sounds really really cool! I'd love to hear much more experiments in that direction!…"
Peter Olson replied to the discussion 'Harmonizing' in the group Khoomei dot com Forum"I've done some more experimenting with harmonies and multitracking throat singing, here's…"
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