Hi Steve, i've listen to your Duet with John Pascuzzi on youtube, it's a wonderful music ! Is the Dvd available ? or maybe a CD ? i haven't find it on the web.
Hi Steve,
the Gennadi Tumat project is still pending. I'm waiting for some materials from Mark, but he's busy and I'm busy, so there's not much progress. I guess eventually there'll be a DVD, but I don't know when.
Best, Bernard
i've been playing footprints in it's ususal speed range many years ago. and yes, first it means to touch an alien culture. at least i became very familiary with this piece. but having this slowness offers a varied perception not only of the melody and chords itself. to me, it tells me something about how music works in general, in terms of colours or qualities and it's contrast.
it's surprising and very nice to see, how different our view on music can be. funny, for you it sounds classic, i would say it's still jazz. and some classical musicians in the neighbourhood call it world music.
anyhow, let's see what will grow here out of those many seeds.
hi steve,
thanks again for your friendly words. interesting, that it sounds classical to you.
didn't expect it. for me it's just slow. always good to get feedback.
best, jan
thank you;-)
I read this, my english is not perfect, but i think i understood.
most i knew before, this is not the problem.
if i try kargyraa, its painful for my throat.
so i decided to let it be, perhaps later, if someone can show me better.
some people explained it to me and showed, but it didn't work. I had some trys.
at the moment i am learning the "strohbass", the other deep-tone tecniqe, it is easier for me.
many greetings from munic!
Anna-Maria
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Aloha! Thank You for Your kind comment on Felix page! Yes We both do the throatsinging of our songs! I am very impressed by Your style of singing, too!!! And i guess You aswell are a bridge-builder between cultures and You are so very engaged!!! Thank You! In Freedom and harmonic voices! Kolja from AlienVoices
hi steve,
thanks for your encouraging comment and for attending this network. i follow your impressing work for the overtone community since a couple of years. it's good to know people like you, wolfgang or jens who dedicate their time, knowledge and skills. so maybe overtone singing becomes an natural part of western culture.
best wishes, jan
Dear Steve,
Thanks for viewing my video on Chinese Jew's harp. She is pretty, gracious, and a virtuoso of Kou Xian, Chinese 3 tongue Jew's harp.
How are you ?
Best,
Tran Quang Hai
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thank you very much for your great tutorials. They helped me a lot! Hope to meet you one day in real life.
best regards from Germany,
Johannes
thank you
Nicolas
Thank you for the kind words!
Best regards from Germany Omid
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the Gennadi Tumat project is still pending. I'm waiting for some materials from Mark, but he's busy and I'm busy, so there's not much progress. I guess eventually there'll be a DVD, but I don't know when.
Best, Bernard
Thanks for the welcome. I don't know Jerry--at least not yet! Is he on here?
it's surprising and very nice to see, how different our view on music can be. funny, for you it sounds classic, i would say it's still jazz. and some classical musicians in the neighbourhood call it world music.
anyhow, let's see what will grow here out of those many seeds.
thanks again for your friendly words. interesting, that it sounds classical to you.
didn't expect it. for me it's just slow. always good to get feedback.
best, jan
thanks for your friendly comment, and nice to hear your music again.
take care, jan
i will try to record the strohbass, it works only sometimes...
many greetings,
am
I read this, my english is not perfect, but i think i understood.
most i knew before, this is not the problem.
if i try kargyraa, its painful for my throat.
so i decided to let it be, perhaps later, if someone can show me better.
some people explained it to me and showed, but it didn't work. I had some trys.
at the moment i am learning the "strohbass", the other deep-tone tecniqe, it is easier for me.
many greetings from munic!
Anna-Maria
i like your music!
We wish you & your family a happy, healthy, fruit- & succesful
New Year of the Earth Cow!!
May all your wishes & plans come true in this year of butter & cream!!
Shagaa Bile!!
Khoomei Throatsinging Country Punk Greetings from Berlin!!
Arjopa & The Master U-like
thanks for the comment on my kaval video!
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thank you for the ad. I have great pleausure in listening to your music and try to learn from it also.
Wish you all the best
Iver
thanks for your encouraging comment and for attending this network. i follow your impressing work for the overtone community since a couple of years. it's good to know people like you, wolfgang or jens who dedicate their time, knowledge and skills. so maybe overtone singing becomes an natural part of western culture.
best wishes, jan
Thanks for viewing my video on Chinese Jew's harp. She is pretty, gracious, and a virtuoso of Kou Xian, Chinese 3 tongue Jew's harp.
How are you ?
Best,
Tran Quang Hai
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