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Interpretazione della spettrografia nel canto - Parte 1

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Overtone Singing Techniques

There are many ways to produce vocal overtones. It depends by the structure of our vocal tract - tongue, cavities, ... - and our sensitiveness. We could explain our technique here.

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The aim of this group is that we want our share opinions about overtone singing and "new music" situation in Italy - just in italian language.

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Marco Tonini aka Tertium Auris

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About me:: I'm an orchestra and choir opera conductor, but I prefer to analyze vocal formants, sonogram and spectrogram. My workshops are instructions about formantic analysis of overtone singing and opera singing by audio software. I work for disabled children in public secondary school since 1997.

For my compositions I use my voice and my vocal samples (sometimes some whale and dolphin samples).

Sometimes I think that my music is no natural, because I also use my voice digitally processed by software. Ok, I use time streching, reverbs and many filters only.

But I love work with my overtones and process them.

As a band we are:: only me, maybe some friends in the future

Instruments:: voice, audio software.

Influences:: all and anyone

Homepage:: http://www.marcotonini.org

1° FORMANT AND 2° FORMANT = DIFFERENT VOWELS

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Synapse

Vocal impro during a Laneri-Tonini overtone singing workshop in 2010, with friends Daniele Biccirè, Patrizio Ligabue, Silvia Lorenzi and Veronica Vismara.

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Posted on October 16, 2012 at 11:39am — — 2 Comments

Moveable larynx

This is a nice way to realize a simple moveable larynx.

I use this model on my workshops to explain clearly some larynx movements.

Look at this video.

You can download the pdf directions… Continue

Posted on March 29, 2009 at 1:18pm — — 2 Comments

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13™ Review of Different Music "Homage to Demetrio Stratos"

Review of Emergent Rock-Underground Groups

Initially, at the 30 anniversary of the death of Demetrio Stratos, the review aimed to observe a year of silence to not exploit the memory of this artist.

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Posted on January 26, 2009 at 7:20pm — — 2 Comments

VOX STRIDENS

My new audio release is ready for you, and it is for free download. The tracks are the same that you can find on my personal page, but now you can download them for free in mp3 at bitrate 192.

You can find it at… Continue

Posted on September 19, 2008 at 7:30pm — — 4 Comments

Yours music presented in my blog?

Hi,
I've a little idea.
I would like to insert 1 or 2 file audio, or more, (wav or mp3 full version or extract with some technical notes) for everyone of you in my blog.
Obviously I insert yours name and link to yours site or web space and a link to overtones.ning.
What do you think about?

Thanks to all!

Posted on June 2, 2008 at 5:56pm — — 3 Comments

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At 10:16pm on February 4, 2011, Stuart Hinds said…: Hi Marco. I am just listening to your Vox Mentis - fantastic!

At 2:11pm on January 6, 2010, simone costadone said…: grazie, ho trovato questo "network" tramite il tuo sito, grazie 1000

At 6:21pm on December 15, 2009, gaia saltalamacchia said…: Grazie! E' un piacere stare con voi...

At 6:20pm on November 7, 2009, Valory Strobel said…: Thank you! This is a very interesting site -- trying to get some general ideas on this type of music. Working on a very short piece as a dedication for a friend's music studio -- retired LA Phil brass player. Thinking of a piece for contrabass and tenor trombone to simulate tuvan throat singing.

At 1:30pm on November 6, 2009, Javier Nahum said…: thank you very much! is a pleasure to meet you! I hope we're in touch!

greetings!

At 1:55pm on September 30, 2009, Nicholas said…: thanks for the warm welcome!

At 6:50am on August 26, 2009, papajeahja Sandy Kühn said…: Hello yes, du kannst gerne meine Songs verwenden.
Freu mich

At 5:44pm on August 18, 2009, Arjopa said…: Ciao Marco!!
Grazie mille per tue request!!
Your music is really interessting!!

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

Greetings from Berlin!!

Arjopa & The Master U-like

At 12:59pm on August 4, 2009, Mario Faustino said…: Hello there Marco, Thank you for sharing! Outstanding! Congratulations!

At 9:53pm on July 20, 2009, Barbara Lübben said…: Dear Marco, thank you!
Walhalla is just as recorded. But i was astonished myself, when i heared the recording. Singing there was great, but i didnt hear all of this sound while singing...
Best wishes
Barbara