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Henry Lowengard
About me: Long time microtonal composer/theorist/programmer. Got interested in overtone singing after hearing the Harmonic Choir in 1983 or so. Long associated with the American Festival of Microtonal Music.
My iOs app Droneo is a great way to hear and explore interval relationships, also online webapps like the Tone Spiral and the Lost Chord.
Randy Raine-Reusch
About me: I am a composer and concert artist specializing in new music for non-western instruments. I have performed around that world, and shared the stage with many prominent artists. I have been actively performing both overtone and undertone singing since the 80's and have played and jammed with a number of prominent Tuvan and Altai groups.
Santos
About me: I'm a guitar player and a composer. I have worked as a music teacher, scoring films, and writing and playing music for diferent kinds of shows (including contemporary dancing, circus and experimental music performances). I discovered overtone singing near 2000, but I started to practice it at the end of 2006. I like cinema and literature.
Justin Leo Kennedy
About me: I am a composer, overtone singer, and laptop performer. My compositions commonly involve fixed media, interactive media, Mongolian-inspired vocalizations, and socially conscious topics. The dissertation I am currently writing for my D.M.A. in Composition, regards selected Mongolian vocal music and its relationship with contemporary computer music composition. Please feel free to listen to my work at: justinleokennedymusic.com
Henrik Ødegaard
About me: I am a norwegian composer, who came in contact with overtone singing through Lasse Thoresens "Concrescence" project. During the years 2004-2006 we worked practically with overtone singing in workshops and seminars, and the project concluded in a concert at the 2006 Ultima festival where 6 new compositions were performed by the vocal sextet "Nordic Voices". One of these was my "O magnum mysterium".
Anneli M. Drecker
About me: Hi, I am a long time singer/composer from Tromsoe, Norway.I have been releasing albums since the 80´s, mostly pop music. I´ve been touring most continents and now I am an artistic phd student at the University in Tromsoe, north of Norway. My main thesis is "the modern tribal voice" where I investigate a.o. on the sami joik, overtone - and throat singing.
Christian Bollmann
About me: Christian Bollmann is a musician, composer, multiinstrumentalist, overtonesinger, soundhealer, initiator of the peace-pool-project and teacher of music. He studied music education, jazz, and contemporary music in Cologne and holds his degree in musical education and composition. He has collaborated with Jon Cage, Karlheinz Stockhausen, Mauricio Kagel, Michael Vetter, Roberto Laneri, David Hykes, Keith Tippet, groups as BOURY, PADLT NOIDLT, JAZZHOUSE BIGBAND COLOGNE, and others.
He works as soloist, in duo and trio with various partners as Michael Reimann, Ufo Walter, Günter Müller, Chris Amrhein, Bernd Michael Sommer, Markus Stockhausen, Stefan Heidtmann, Willi Grimm (Swizerland), Aruna Sayeeram (India), Daniel Namkhai (Brasil), and is founder and director of the Overtone Choir of Düsseldorf. Since 1969 he has been involved with european overtone singing and works as a free-lance musician, composer, director, inventor (Bodyboxes, Aquaphone) and producer on various projects, exploring the healing power of sound. He has published 20 CDs with his own compositions yet and teaches worlwide.
Amelia Cuni
About me: composer and singer of raga-based music, trained in dhrupad.
international performing career since the 90s.
collaborations with multimedia and contemporary music.
teacher of Indian singing at the Vicenza Conservatory in Italy.
Presently working on several music projects including AVATARS, (voice and live electronics Max/MSP) in which special emphasis is given to the overtones of the voice which are analyzed and amplified/transposed by the computer in real time. This project is shared with francis Silkstone, Michael Young and Uday Bhawalkar. The presentation of our first session took place at Goldsmith University in London in August 2008.
Another actual project is the collaboration with Werner Durand (sax and self-made winds) using Just Intonation intervals.
Mike Edgerton
About me: composer originally from US since 2000 based in Europe. My work explores the limits of biological sound production potentials, including reinforced harmonic production. In 1999, Professor Ted Levin and I published a paper in Scientific American titled "The Throat Singers of Tuva" - one of the results of a 3-year postdoctoral fellowship with the National Center for Voice and Speech. For more please see my book, The 21st Century Voice, published by Scarecrow Press (http://www.scarecrowpress.com/).
My music deals with complexity and acoustical exploration. Naturally I've won prizes and received recognition. The largest being the Kompositionspreis der Landeshauptstadt Stuttgart 2007, which was just performed in Stuttgart on the Eclat festival - for more information and audio samples, please see: http://www.myspace.com/michaeledwardedgerton
GANA - Ganpurev Dagvan
About me: Ganpurev Dagvan
(Music composer, musician and throat singing)
He plays the Mongolian traditional musical instruments Ikh-khuur, Morin-khuur, Tobshuur and he also sings undertone throat singing, as well as music composer.
In his traditional robes - Gana in pelzbesetztem garb - seemed the musicians. With the suggestive sounds of the bass violin and Ikh-Morin khuur-khuur, Gana abducted in the Mongolian culture of his homeland. His songs tell of Genghis Khan, the leader of the scattered tribes into a kingdom together by the endless steppes and the pride of the whole people daring riders - the horse.
Genghis Khan's favourite woman was named after their ancestor, the graublauen Wolf, the legend of the Mongols descend after all. With the mythical figure of the wolf, between heaven and earth upside, identified the Far East has always been popular. Boerte is also the first piece of the program devoted to the Gana jump directly to the European cultural boundaries and listening habits asking. The bass violin Ganas swings deep, told entertained. And much deeper including, dark, vibrant, almost dominant booming and the pervasive sounds of Umzad, the undertone throat singing. As a rhythmic spoken or wonderfully melodious, but always in sync with the vibrations of the bass violin, penetrate from the depths of the throat tones the next room.
Especially critical but touching manner and an atmosphere of the dialogue sounds of votes in the “Altai magtaal "and in the “Legend of the Yellow Dog".
D. Ganpurev was seen as the Artemis Records Original Movie Award for Best Score music by Hamptons International Film Festival.
And he was considered the best list 4 / 2005 - Prize of the German Record Critics.
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