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So excited that the TH-cam algorithm brought me here!! I’m a professional opera singer and I love this style of singing but it’s just a different technique and I’ve never managed to achieve this sound in a way that felt healthy! I’m developing a project that combines classical songs accompanied by folk instruments and also folk singing from different cultures and in different styles! So excited to practice this and see where I can take it! And I’m of polish heritage so I love that you’re teaching a polish song. 🥰

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as a ukrainian, the white voice hit the right spot in my soul

wow, absolutly interesting documentation. what a powerful sound and rhythm. nice but difficult instrument to play. ..... and great lady plays a great sounding guitar

wonderful story, wonderful pictures, that makes you wanna be there, wonderful music. european secrets and history. deep roots. thanks

Oh, wie schön!!!! Ich möchte sofort hinfahren!

Amazing fun to be creative with my soul sound ❤

Thankyou Paulina! Awsom exercises. I am dutch and sing in hungarian

Can men do this too?

Krasser Sound!

it's fascinating to me to see and learn about the langspil from the perspective of an American player of the dulcimer, mountain dulcimer that is, as it's a cognate instrument, related by the German Scheitholt/Scheitholz that the Pennsylvania Dutch brought into the Appalachians, who my grandmother's family come from. It's nice to see the bowing of the instrument. Scheitholts were bowed some in the beginning and although there've been some revivals of it as of some decades past (and the creation of the purpose built bowed dulcimer, which fulfilling the purpose of the cello the speaker from this video may find that instrument quite interesting), strumming of a quality a bit more vigorous than that of the women in this video's plucking has become quite the norm here. I rather like the general quality of the vocal accompaniment. While I do not speak Icelandic, the sound of it is beautiful as is the music made from it. Pennsylvania Dutch folksongs which I know of better have a much... happier, kinda comedical almost, air to them which I have to say isn't my favorite part. So the more somber sounding Icelandic, to my ears anyways, is quite nice.

I did these exercises while walking in the park. People freaked out 😂 thanks for this

I have ancestors from Agder (Amli and the surrounding regions), and I love hearing folk music from there.

Thank you for this workshop ❤Slava!

It is wonderful watch you video and to hear that the songs I used to make up singing to amuse myself as a child calling farm and wild animals and birds to me or to sing to trees is so close to tonality and scale of kulning. I am exploring my voice again now and singing in the woods and hills. I get some curious looks from the hikers and the sheep!

These exercises are great and explaibed very well, thank you! I am singing a bulgarian song (kaval sviri) in the choir and nobody is trained in the technique properly. Would you say this is the same technique as is used in bulgaria?

9:50 - I would rather call it a "cow" hahahah but still amazing!!! 😍

This is basically Geddy Lee's voice. Hear how he appropriated that voice, when he sings Polka versions of Rush or Yiddish songs.

Thank you :) That was so good to understand, structured and clear.

Of course, now I'm wanting to go to a park early in the morning, just to practice this. xd

thank you thank you thank you

This is so good, thank you for sharing and putting this out. And very interesting fact about the decibel.

00:00 Paulina's singing 00:33 introduction 1:09 siren 3:34 relax your throat if you need 5:45 wolf exercise The exercising part is finished

thank you so much, this is such an excellent tutorial!

another example to hear: th-cam.com/video/R1qqjZF7H0I/w-d-xo.html

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0:00 Paulina singing 0:23 Introduction 3:13 How to get there? 3:21 Warm up 3:35 Chest voice -> head voice 4:18 Excercise 4:47 Relaxed throat 5:08 Relaxing and rooting your body 6:09 Diaphragmatic breathing 9:04 The frog excercise 10:27 Yawning 12:16 Yawning to open loud voice excercise 14:04 The song - Tam u Marysi

These were great exercises! I use white voice in punk and hard core singing (it works great, especially when combined with some growling), but I had no idea how to help myself out when my throat is feeling tight and closed. Awesome, this was such a help! (But my dog left the room when I tried it out...)

There is no such thing as middle eastern Europe. The middle east is Arabia. I dont know why you dont just say Slavic singing, because Slavs dont just live in Europe but in Eurasia.

Love this 🥰 we also got white singing in Serbia

this is was so healing for me, thank you

Właśnie takiego filmiku szukałam! Dziękuję!!

Lindo

Super wykład ! :)

What is the name of the singer at the start of this video? She's fantastic and I would love to find more songs from her. Thank you.

Really wonderful explanation of technique! I will be sharing it with my old Balkan singing friends. One tiny comment; I think you meant the word yawN (pronounced kind of like German ‘Ja,’ but longer and finished with an N).

I need this workshop in Munich 🥹

Thanks for the thorough explanation! Have to try it out when I'm on the countryside. Kulning sounds so beautiful! :)

10:06 babies in the middle of the night

This is so inspiring.

Ok awesome. Now its time to figure out how to practice without scaring the neighbors

What is this beautiful building you’re in? Great info by the way

This is amazing, thank you so much!

Thank you so much for this fascinating introduction to Kuning! Could I know the names of the herding songs sungs she sings at around the 5 munites mark please?

Thank you for the instruction!

Thank you for this video. It was very informative and enjoyable!

Thank you so so much for this! I was always wondering why my singing wouldn‘t suit our Serbian folklore songs. Will try this!

Thank you for the post. I was looking for a good explanation of the "white voice". You gave not only a definition but also examples and real (your own) singing. Thank you!!!

love this

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