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video porträt jens zygar und klangheilung

Hallo Freunde des kosmischen Klangs!

Folgendes Porträt wurde dieser Tage auf einem Heiler-Portal veröffentlicht.

würde mich über ein Feedback freuen!

danke

PS

there will be an english version pretty… Continue

Added by Jens Zygar on March 21, 2009 at 4:30pm — No Comments

The records from Sweden

Jan has given them on his web. I believe they are from the last concert in Sweden at "Clostra-Kyrke" in Lund.

2008-05 SPEKTRUM in Lund - Sweden

edit: link repaired.

edit: link repaired AGAIN.

Added by Filip Rydlo on May 8, 2008 at 2:00pm — No Comments

New piece: Unstill Light

Just published a new piece called "Unstill Light". It's pulsating, droney, and superparticular. If you like that sort of thing, you may like this too. Made with Csound and blue. The piece is dedicated to Greg Schiemer and Warren Burt.

Notes and downloads (MP3, OGG, blue project) are here:
http://mysterybear.net/article/30/unstill-light

You can also listen to it from the music widget on my page.

Added by Dave Seidel on October 30, 2008 at 4:00pm — No 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

Added by Marco Tonini on September 19, 2008 at 7:30pm — 4 Comments

Peace Pool Project

My story of water ...

Grown up in Murnau at the Staffelsee, Germany, my wish as a child was to become a scuba diver, saving money for a diving-suit. Then moving to Neuburg at the Donau. Instead of a diving-suit I bought a trumpet. 1970 moving to Morenhofen, a place with its own mill and a little lake. I invented the Aquaphon, a wind instrument combined with a trumpet, tubes and resonators for water. 1980 during my music study times at the university of Cologne I composed… Continue

Added by Christian Bollmann on January 1, 2008 at 7:00am — 3 Comments

Collaboration and visualization

[Also posted to the "art meets music" group.]

Greetings to all. I am very interested in collaborating with visual artists, especially video artists (but I am open to anything). In particular, I am currently looking for visual work to incorporate into a small concert I will giving in the States this fall (late September) to coincide with an independent CD-R release. So if you hear something of mine (as posted here or on my http://mysterybear.net) that inspires a visual response or… Continue

Added by Dave Seidel on July 19, 2008 at 7:37pm — 2 Comments

Opera technique?

I'm an opera singer since 25 years and I have always thought that to learn opera technique I had to go to words like “Open! Push!”, or “Think about a pearls thread” and so on...

All phrases without sense, with bad teachers that ask to you a lot of money to explaine to you...what?

Nothing.

Last month I had attended to an explanation by Marco Tonini to Bodo Maass about the High Singing Formant. Sometimes I attend to lessons by Marco Tonini, and he is not a singer, and… Continue

Added by Sabe on September 28, 2008 at 3:00pm — No Comments

Overtone meets india (o.m.i.)

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Overtone meets india (o.m.i.)

The encounter of overtone singing with Indian classical music is a particular challenge. Indian musical instruments like Tanpura, Harmonium or Shrutibox are inspiring accompanying instruments for many overtone singers. While Indian classical music misses explicit overtones which, for instance, are known in the tradition of Mongolian music, accurate listening helps to… Continue

Added by Werner Worschech on July 12, 2008 at 4:30am — No Comments

A sort of homecoming

I usually write at my own blog at www.klang440.org, but since this is a very overtone-related post, I've copied it here as well.

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Ever since I stopped singing, I’ve kept a little door open somewhere in the back of my heart. Sure enough, I don’t see myself singing in chamber choirs, oratorio choirs or project choirs, and I definitely don’t want to sing solo parts in front of large audiences any longer, but deep down I’ve remained convinced that singing is… Continue

Added by Maaike on September 6, 2008 at 3:00pm — No Comments