this woman is brilliantly talented. I am truly inspired. I have done some research as an undergrad on throat singing, but this is a new level for me. I just heard her perform a 45minute set, straight out. no breaks. brilliant.
@nunavunmiut This is The Kronos Quartet she is some nobody Inuit singer you should be happy because of them they have brought attention to this genre that no one would have heard about otherwise.
If those frozen tundra could speak, it would make this enchanting sound. It harmonizes with the culture, the beleifs and the enviroment of that part of the world.
@nunavunmiut - i'm curious what you think of Tanya's inuit singing, and how it seems when you combine an ancient form of music, with western instruments like the cello. is that why you think she is 'messed in the head?'
i know she is on Medulla and DR9 but where does she feature on Volta? I don't think she's on that album. I recently got her 2 solo albums, they are great!
@nunavunmiut Repetition reduces progression. When you observe how humans communicate on this planet you will see that we have a lot yet to learn. When we open borders an mix traditions we got a chance to see old wisdom in a new perspective and theres nothing "no, no" or "wrong" about that in it`s own natural exposure. It`s only "bad" in YOUR mind cause YOU are the one who accept it as "bad" in YOUR mind. What do YOU choose to represent in relation to the things you observe? Thats the question.
An essay or book it's interesting, their objective is "knowledge", and you need to understand knowledge. Music's objective isn't knowledge, but beauty, and you don't need to understand it. That's the reason why you need to learn philosophy in order to find "interesting" the work "Les Mots" of Sartre, but people doesn't need to study music in order to enjoy it. Remember Heine my friend: "where words leaves off... music begins".
Philosophy is relative as hell and it's explanations varies from author to author - generally. And they often disagree with ech other. It's simply constant development. If you say that knowledge is interesting than tell me what "interesting" actually mean? I put it ito dictionary and guess what the result is that interesting may be related to "attractive" or "catchy" - those are emotional words where knowledge doesn't matter. :D
good point. But I disagree when you talk about philosophy, it worked as example, but ok, change it for science and you get a better example. When you talk about "interesting" as "catchy", of course they are emotional facts and apply for art, but I remember that you said something like "interesting = has something unusual". That's different :P
I was told that I sound even more earthy than Tanya when I am drunk and try to throw up .. won't be long before those Kronos dudes knocking my door I guess
@bennude10 She's more like a female THROAT SINGER. I wish people would stop using Mike Patton as some sort person who "set the stage" for vocal experimentation. It's no different than calling Lady Gaga an innovator. Seriously, this is waaaaay beyond Mike Patton.
Yeah...you sound like a HATER. She is not obligated to be who or what you think she should be. She answers only to The Creator, not to you. Find your own center. Celebrate the joy of music and appreciate the artistry in Ms. Tagaq's gift from The Creator--her voice.
Disagree. By saying "It's interesting" I actually mean I don't understand it but it has something unusual. I can't say that it's beautiful or *****. :P
@madsketcher It's because Mike Patton's a guy. And god forbid we allow a woman to get credit for her own work! Everyone needs to make the man the master and the woman the follower.
this woman is brilliantly talented. I am truly inspired.
I have done some research as an undergrad on throat singing, but this is a new level for me. I just heard her perform a 45minute set, straight out. no breaks.
brilliant.
@nunavunmiut This is The Kronos Quartet she is some nobody Inuit singer you should be happy because of them they have brought attention to this genre that no one would have heard about otherwise.
Wow,this is special and deep...earth voice,land and its life... I like it
Wonderful and vibrant collaboration!
I met this girl 10 years ago in Vancouver. One month later, I find out she was working with Bjork. Good luck to her :)
Omg, 5:35. When she starts crying, SO much passion. I can't imagine the feeling that is going through her body.
If those frozen tundra could speak, it would make this enchanting sound. It harmonizes with the culture, the beleifs and the enviroment of that part of the world.
An authentic sound close to the original colour.
Absolutly stunning. So powerful. Thank you Tanya! Your art helps open me up to my own potential.
I love this!
@nunavunmiut - i'm curious what you think of Tanya's inuit singing, and how it seems when you combine an ancient form of music, with western instruments like the cello. is that why you think she is 'messed in the head?'
shes great!!....so is Lucie Idlout!
i know she is on Medulla and DR9 but where does she feature on Volta? I don't think she's on that album. I recently got her 2 solo albums, they are great!
Anyone know where I can listen to the finished song? seems to be a Brilliant gathering of talent.
wow! I love this!
@lysiaiqaluk - was wondering if you saw what she was doing as a deep and historical representation of Inuit culture...
Hater? The Creator? What the fuck are you talking about?
This music is good.
She is just too cute! I like throat singing :-)
they sound like me when i got asthma attack lol
but thanks, this is wholy new to me, like a new kind of "harmony".
good job!
@nunavunmiut Repetition reduces progression. When you observe how humans communicate on this planet you will see that we have a lot yet to learn. When we open borders an mix traditions we got a chance to see old wisdom in a new perspective and theres nothing "no, no" or "wrong" about that in it`s own natural exposure. It`s only "bad" in YOUR mind cause YOU are the one who accept it as "bad" in YOUR mind. What do YOU choose to represent in relation to the things you observe? Thats the question.
An essay or book it's interesting, their objective is "knowledge", and you need to understand knowledge. Music's objective isn't knowledge, but beauty, and you don't need to understand it. That's the reason why you need to learn philosophy in order to find "interesting" the work "Les Mots" of Sartre, but people doesn't need to study music in order to enjoy it. Remember Heine my friend: "where words leaves off... music begins".
that's an eufemism XD when people says some musical piece is "interesting", they are actually thinking: "****" :P
the title is so wrong !
a stringg quartett in herr throatt !
Philosophy is relative as hell and it's explanations varies from author to author - generally. And they often disagree with ech other. It's simply constant development.
If you say that knowledge is interesting than tell me what "interesting" actually mean? I put it ito dictionary and guess what the result is that interesting may be related to "attractive" or "catchy" - those are emotional words where knowledge doesn't matter. :D
Piuyukpaaluk!!
mindgames meets throut thinking - so- no soul out.
She's mad as a box of frogs!
thanks my friend ;P, my english sucks you know? XD LOL
@nunavunmiut She does it that way too. There's no reason to stifle any creative energy.
@bennude10 I'm just being amusingly pedantic >:-3
good point. But I disagree when you talk about philosophy, it worked as example, but ok, change it for science and you get a better example. When you talk about "interesting" as "catchy", of course they are emotional facts and apply for art, but I remember that you said something like "interesting = has something unusual". That's different :P
I was told that I sound even more earthy than Tanya when I am drunk and try to throw up .. won't be long before those Kronos dudes knocking my door I guess
She is totally not :D But the music is ...interesting
@bennude10 She's more like a female THROAT SINGER. I wish people would stop using Mike Patton as some sort person who "set the stage" for vocal experimentation. It's no different than calling Lady Gaga an innovator. Seriously, this is waaaaay beyond Mike Patton.
Yeah...you sound like a HATER. She is not obligated to be who or what you think she should be. She answers only to The Creator, not to you. Find your own center. Celebrate the joy of music and appreciate the artistry in Ms. Tagaq's gift from The Creator--her voice.
Disagree. By saying "It's interesting" I actually mean I don't understand it but it has something unusual. I can't say that it's beautiful or *****. :P
@madsketcher It's because Mike Patton's a guy. And god forbid we allow a woman to get credit for her own work! Everyone needs to make the man the master and the woman the follower.
Sound like the orquestra had an exorcism of some kind.
15 people need to stick to NASCAR videos.
LOL! "eufemism" - nothing to do with feminism. It's spelt 'euphemism', coming from the ancient Greek for 'clearly/well said.
The exorcism of kronos quartet.
Tagag,
You make me want to hide under a rug. Do you really claim to represent Inuit? Please do us a favor, stop!!!!!!
This is not throat singing. This is too sexual. It's more like Lady Gaga. Trying to do weird stuff starving for popularity.
lol all you have is a string lol