a common space & database for harmonic overtones
About me: I'm a multi-instrumentalist, focusing primarily on early blues, and some European folk. I've been interested in throat singing since around 2001.
About me: Hello, I am a young singer and multi-instrumentalist from the South of Germany. Some years ago I discovered the beauty of overtone chant and since then it is a wonderful part of my artistic life
About me: I am a singer, musician, composer & artist. I have travelled extensively in the Himalayas & much of my multi media art was created there. I use overtones more in my multi media installation art work.
About me: Singer/songwriter & multi-instrumentalist, specialised in overtone singing. My concerts are voyages through a musical world, from India to Mongolia, from Australia to Bern, from America to Amsterdam. I offer seminars for voice, overtones, didgeridoo and percussion, as well as individual voice coaching.
Born '68 in Amsterdam, Holland.
Concerts, seminars, CD productions and art projects in Switzerland, Italy, Germany, Holland, France, Austria and USA. Living in Switzerland since 2002.
Musicians and bands i've played with:
Dargo Raimondo (CH), Marco Trosi (CH), Walter Lupi (Italy), Anna Oxa (Italy), Emily Walker (England), Cristina Ruffino (Italy), Hu Dost (USA), Tuula Hunkannen (Finland), Cheb Hedi (Tunesia), Alev Kowalzik (Turkey), Felice Limacher (CH), Planet House Project (CH), Notorious (CH), Badi Assad (Brasil), Victoria Angela (USA), OOTop (NL) and other good people.
About me: Mult-instrumentalist, vocalist/throat-singer, sound healer, teacher
YouTube site: http://youtube.com/throatsinger
About me: I am an overtone singer and multi-instrumentalist. I come from the UK but now live in Slovakia. I have always been fascinated by the spirituality of making sounds and music. I travel extensively both performing and teaching overtone singing, Khoomei Mongolian throat singing, didgeridoo, jaw harp, Tibetan singing bowls, Native American flutes, symphonic gongs and other harmonic instruments from around the world. I have been playing all these beautiful harmonic instruments and overtone singing since around 1995 and have performed in concerts, festivals, exhibitions, radio and TV programs.
I also give educational concerts and talks about these instruments in schools and for various groups. I am an experienced and enthusiastic workshop leader, offering workshops and one-to-one’s on overtone/throat singing and world harmonic instruments.
About me: Shannon Michael Terry has immersed himself in the field of sound and music developing his talents in composition, arrangement, sound design and music production. As a multi-instrumentalist, Shannon’s main instrument is the Array Mbira, a 120 note, five octave instrument that combines the metal plectrum of an African Mbira/Kalimba and the Tetraktys, a mathematical idea and metaphysical symbol that embraces principles of the natural world and Cosmos. In 1999 Shannon created the Open Door Orchestra; a revolving ensemble of players from around the world that utilizes an array of instrumentation and eclectic influences. By using the art of sound, he explores new dimensions of meditation, mystery and imagination. Shannon is the founder of Primal Future Now Music, an independent music label with the sole intention to produce and distribute timeless music and sound art not restrained by its limited connotation.
About me: Jeremy Allan Michael Sills aka JAMS, is a gifted Singer/Songwriter with a B.A. in music from Carleton University, & 13 years of training and exploring the healing power of sound. Having trained with Barclay MacMillan, Joy Gardner, Norma Gentile, Tom Kenyon, and others, Jeremy has developed a mystical healing voice and sonic awareness that inspires a remembrance of the deep and silent space within each of us. As spontaneous co-creations, his crystal bowl concerts weave a deep tapestry of high vibration frequency, in which profound awareness, transformation and healing may occur. A trained multi-instrumentalist, Jeremy’s cast includes crystal singing bowls, tibetan metal bowls, eclectic vocals, overtoning, gongs, drums, flutes, guitars & piano. He conducts Lunar Vocal Toning Sessions, Kirtan Circles, Crystal Bowl Chakra Meditations, House Concerts & Sacred Sound Workshops. He currently resides and gigs in and around Ottawa, ON.
To contact Jeremy, send an email to jeremy@jeremysills.com
About me: Sedaa means "voice" in Persian and connects traditional Mongolian music with the Orient which makes an extraordinary and fascinating sound.
Master singer Nasaa Nasanjargal and Naraa Naranbaatar who studied in their Mongolian homeland are very well known through their band Transmongolia. Together with the virtuosic Dulcimer player Ganzorig Davaakhuu and the Iranian Multi- instrumentalist Omid Bahadori they abduct you into one genuinely exotic world between Orient and Mongolian steppe.
The base of their modern composition is formed by natural sounds which are produced with traditional instruments and the use of old age song technologies of their nomadic ancestors with which a person produces several tones at the same time.
Vibrating undertone vocals and the amazing harmonic singing Hömii with the company of the melancholy sounds of the horse head violin Morin Khuur and the pearly sounds of the 120 strings hammered Dulcimer melt into the pulsating oriental drum rhythms to one mystical sound.
<hr/>If you are interested in any classes for Kargyraa (underton singing), Höömii (mong. overtone singing) and oriental Percussion or to get more information please email us: info@sedaamusic.com<hr/>
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