+tsogtgerel tsogtoo Wait, are you this Tsogtgerel, who recorded an album with Tserendavaa, called "Chants diphoniques de l'Altai Mongol"? I'm listening to this in my car.
I learned to throat sing in my free time. NOBODY APPRECIATES IT. My life is filled with people who are different than me, and yet, they're all the same general personalities.
I am sincerely searching to learn these vocal technical so much, but it is so hard to meet people who knows how to experiment it. I am keeping on searching because I really admire these technical. And this men do such an amazing work, it is really impressive.
Simply amazing I am from Ukraine my self but my heart feels closer to mogolia every time I hear that throat sound makes me feel closer to nature and been thankful to feel alive
this man is amazing, he is a walking instrument, what beauty, i also like the sax player. very nice. but the throat singing blows me right away. he also has the most kind gentle face i have ever seen, and speaks so gentle.
D. Tserendavaa was born in 1954 in Chandman Sum, Khovd Province, Mongolia, and still lives there. A cattleman, a professional harmonica player and a singer. He started learning the harmonica at the age of six and became a professional harmonica player at the age of 24. Since the 1980s, he has performed in many countries, including France, Great Britain, Germany, Portugal, the United States, Japan, Russia, and China.
congratulations on discovering throat singing :) im a throat singer as well and I know how exciting it is to learn khoomei of the nose and all the many styles of throat singing, yes I throat sing in the car a lot too I know what you mean :) om mani padme hum, the jewel in the heart of the lotus ;)
Son voces maravillosas las que se producen en el canto diafónico de la Sierra de Altai. Perecen venir de la profundidad del cielo. Son extraordinarios.
yes I have heard Rami Shaafi before :) I have watched his throat singing videos before and our styles are similar :) Yes I saw your video too and it's good, I really like the native flute, I play native indian flute myself, the didgeradoo,guitar, and Buffalo Drum so I can appreciate it, it sure looks like a lot of fun to me as I play music all the time but I don't have anyone else that plays with me, so I play alone but I go from instrument to instrument and it sounds great,namaste my friend:)
SUPERB !! Thankyou for posting this, I've just learnt how to overtone and I wasn't aware of all the different ways. I've been doing the sing, lip & upper jaw and didn't know about the nose. To my delight, I just tried the nose and I can do it :0) still need lots of practice, which I've discovered is best to do in the car, the acoustics are just great for it !
@HinnStormur I definitely would not say they are Huns alone, but would certainly be possible they were joined with other nomadic tribes who had settled there during one period or another. There are even a few dozen words of Tungusic origin (related to Manchu) in Hungarian that cannot be found in Turkic or Mongolic languages, even those of which are normally explained as "loan words" from Turkish
also a track called "collaboration airwaves" which I did with my best friend Neil via the internet. He created the backing track on his mobile phone and sent it to me to add guitar to. Our version of the Doctor Who theme.
wow a lot of random comments that do not pertain to the glorious technique and culture of a people that are displayed here. When trying to appreciate others remember not to be ethnocentric and just enjoy them as fellow humans that deserve to be respected.
the part at about 1 min sounds like a like a voice going thru a phaser, something people over hear do with either audio software or a guitar distortion pedal.You should see Herzog's movie on Faith in Russia
I forgot about or didn't see your post, I'll PM you some of the words perhaps later tonight, and some outside study that has been done on the topic as well. Off the top my head from a Swadeish list I can just think of 'kereg' and 'kere' for tree bark, but there were a few others. Also, from one study I remember also there were "beteg" "kanal" "hamar" "oldal" derived from Tungusic
Oh !... This is a beautiful Video.. I love the sparce scenery, The disgruntled Camel The Children arwe like little dolls.. but the Music,,, Now that was a surprise,, Amazing.. Great ,
@12martijn1211 no its not. there are many kinds and if you listen closely he is singing multiple notes at a time, one high whistling and one lower in the throat.
those throat singers would generate two times wave sound or three times wave sound by his whatever body cavity. i really want to know how they sing inside a cave where the bats are flying. and what will happen if they amplify their singing voices in the sea where the dolphins are swimming by using an audio frequency range amplifier?
Throat singing...through every hole in the non private parts of the body...in the snow...accompanied by a saxophone...This has really altered my standard of what can be called AWESOME on earth
Hi again Jim, Rami lives in Slovakia and comes back to the uk twice a year. When he returns again in April we're planning to play a gig together which I'm really looking forward to. Where are you based? If you're in the uk and not too far from me, you'd be welcome to come round and make music :0)
@h310 Many people claims that mongolians and indians are descendants of the very same people. Maybe they just inherited the song from their common ancestors?
However a few historical records like the Chronicon Pictum date the conquest during the 6th/7th centuries. The date 890 was an arbitrarily chosen date later on just like Xmas for the birth of Jesus. Also, archaeological findings show that earlier graves and settlements had far more people than the next wave of nomads to settle, showing they were too few to make an impact linguistically, culturally, genetically, or otherwise. This is according to Gyula Laszlo (dual conquest theory)
@valakey Ok, brothers, but not the same :-) I was speaking about Huns and Hungarians, not Avars.I know that Hungarian tribes (the seven arrows, right?)came together with three turkic tribes in the famous 896, according to some, isn't it?However, about learning History, you are right.There is much to learn. Maybe I have expressed myself too selfconfidently. My main point was to warn against the easiest assumptions in historic ambit: "They looked similar so they were the same", and so on
@NemSoha Among what you say, the thing about Tungusic words is extremely interesting. Do you have some references? Thank you! I fear that about these topics, due to the amount of uncertainty, very much and the contrary of it can be said. I just hope that objectivity stays at the basis of research, that's the main reason I posted my previous comment. I didn't want to appear as an "expert".
That lama was like "daaaaaayyyuuuuummmm sweeeet tunes playa". lol this is really impressive. of nose i would figure to be very difficult being that you would not be able to use your mouth for resonation. makes me want to travel.
@NemSoha Yes, and I would also like to remember that Huns were not Hungarians, no more than Mongols are Turks, just to say one. Huns came to Europe during the IV - V century, Hungarians in 890, more or less. I know Attila is a very common name in Hungary and that Hungarians as a population could have mixed themselves with Huns and Avars who lived there before them, but this identification is just a folktale. Just to be sure, I know that many make confusion! :-)
we could have a go at making a youtube video online if you're up for that? I did one via the cigar box nation website with a fella called bug. It's on here. It's our own version of the doors "Light My fire". Have a looksy and see what you think?
0:24 唇のホーミー
0:52 上顎のホーミー. upper jaw
1:12 喉のホーミー. throat
1:38. 鼻のホーミー. nose
2:05. 胸のホーミー. chest
2:35. 言葉のホーミー. with language
Ёстой онцтой.Гайхамшигтай техник байна!! Та боп Монголын эрдэн байна. Сайхан юм Yзлээ.
この人の技術はモンゴル国内でも最高ランクに位置すると思います。素晴らしい。
Thank's all. He is my father.
cool
Amazinggg.. thanks
+tsogtgerel tsogtoo Wait, are you this Tsogtgerel, who recorded an album with Tserendavaa, called "Chants diphoniques de l'Altai Mongol"? I'm listening to this in my car.
So cool!
I am listening to your music, too, by the way. Awesome stuff.
tsogtgerel tsogto
I learned to throat sing in my free time. NOBODY APPRECIATES IT. My life is filled with people who are different than me, and yet, they're all the same general personalities.
my friends finds it annoyng...i broke with'em'
U have my respect dude
Hogash The Orc • Gameplay ITA hai fatto bene xDD
eh lo so :D
x17Chimera same here! hahahhaa
I am sincerely searching to learn these vocal technical so much, but it is so hard to meet people who knows how to experiment it. I am keeping on searching because I really admire these technical. And this men do such an amazing work, it is really impressive.
I just taught myself by listening and trying
Simply amazing I am from Ukraine my self but my heart feels closer to mogolia every time I hear that throat sound makes me feel closer to nature and been thankful to feel alive
I hope you are doing well
this man is amazing, he is a walking instrument, what beauty, i also like the sax player. very nice. but the throat singing blows me right away. he also has the most kind gentle face i have ever seen, and speaks so gentle.
ホーミーが聴きたくて辿り着いたこの動画 突然坂田明が出てきてビックリ そして
昔この番組を見たことがあるのを思い出した
ありがとう
すっごい！
1人の人から低音とメロディが聴こえてくる！
できるようになりたい。
お坊さんがお経を呼んでるような声に聞こえるけど低い声と高い声を同時に出してるのはすごい
すごい そっちに行かなくちゃのように感じる
赤ちゃんと子供はニコニコも超かわいい～
D. Tserendavaa was born in 1954 in Chandman Sum, Khovd Province, Mongolia, and still lives there. A cattleman, a professional harmonica player and a singer. He started learning the harmonica at the age of six and became a professional harmonica player at the age of 24. Since the 1980s, he has performed in many countries, including France, Great Britain, Germany, Portugal, the United States, Japan, Russia, and China.
congratulations on discovering throat singing :) im a throat singer as well and I know how exciting it is to learn khoomei of the nose and all the many styles of throat singing, yes I throat sing in the car a lot too I know what you mean :) om mani padme hum, the jewel in the heart of the lotus ;)
ホーミーには動物でさえも癒やす力があるんだな。
Son voces maravillosas las que se producen en el canto diafónico de la Sierra de Altai. Perecen venir de la profundidad del cielo. Son extraordinarios.
これ習得したくてずっと練習してるのに喉が枯れるだけっていうね
悲しいなぁ
yes I have heard Rami Shaafi before :) I have watched his throat singing videos before and our styles are similar :) Yes I saw your video too and it's good, I really like the native flute, I play native indian flute myself, the didgeradoo,guitar, and Buffalo Drum so I can appreciate it, it sure looks like a lot of fun to me as I play music all the time but I don't have anyone else that plays with me, so I play alone but I go from instrument to instrument and it sounds great,namaste my friend:)
Wonderful. Is he fine and continues to sing? I am a 61 year-old Japanese. He really struck my heart.
Excellent upload and a very talented throat singer. Thank you for the upload.
SUPERB !!
Thankyou for posting this, I've just learnt how to overtone and I wasn't aware of all the different ways. I've been doing the sing, lip & upper jaw and didn't know about the nose.
To my delight, I just tried the nose and I can do it :0) still need lots of practice, which I've discovered is best to do in the car, the acoustics are just great for it !
@HinnStormur I definitely would not say they are Huns alone, but would certainly be possible they were joined with other nomadic tribes who had settled there during one period or another. There are even a few dozen words of Tungusic origin (related to Manchu) in Hungarian that cannot be found in Turkic or Mongolic languages, even those of which are normally explained as "loan words" from Turkish
also a track called "collaboration airwaves" which I did with my best friend Neil via the internet. He created the backing track on his mobile phone and sent it to me to add guitar to. Our version of the Doctor Who theme.
This is a dying art, I watch it in 2005 when I visisted Mongolia. Fantastic!
Thank your for sharing your amazing music with us.
日本人の人ー
はぁーい！
はーい！
はーい♪日本人です！
はい！
はーい
Each tradition has on values. I Love this one 👍
wow a lot of random comments that do not pertain to the glorious technique and culture of a people that are displayed here. When trying to appreciate others remember not to be ethnocentric and just enjoy them as fellow humans that deserve to be respected.
I WANT TO LEARN KHOOMII SINGING!!! This is so beautiful
the part at about 1 min sounds like a like a voice going thru a phaser, something people over hear do with either audio software or a guitar distortion pedal.You should see Herzog's movie on Faith in Russia
I forgot about or didn't see your post, I'll PM you some of the words perhaps later tonight, and some outside study that has been done on the topic as well.
Off the top my head from a Swadeish list I can just think of 'kereg' and 'kere' for tree bark, but there were a few others.
Also, from one study I remember also there were "beteg" "kanal" "hamar" "oldal" derived from Tungusic
Mr. Akira Sakata is like the Elvis of khoomii with his cool lip curl
He can sing forever with just one breath!!!
Oh !... This is a beautiful Video.. I love the sparce scenery, The disgruntled Camel The Children arwe like little dolls.. but the Music,,, Now that was a surprise,, Amazing.. Great ,
Me too, I got it one time but after that I wasn't able to do it again. It felt great.
途中から高い音理解できてびっくりした
increible !!!!... saludos desde sudamerica... su musica es genial ... mongolia se parece mucho a peru mi pais ... saludos desde PERU !!!
i do and yes they do! true sound speaks to ones soul weather you are aware or not...
Was not expecting that saxophone.
@12martijn1211 no its not. there are many kinds and if you listen closely he is singing multiple notes at a time, one high whistling and one lower in the throat.
What a nice surprice. This video was in japanese and i could understand it because i have learned a lot japanese.
those throat singers would generate two times wave sound or three times wave sound by his whatever body cavity. i really want to know how they sing inside a cave where the bats are flying. and what will happen if they amplify their singing voices in the sea where the dolphins are swimming by using an audio frequency range amplifier?
アメージングだわ…すごい！
中井貴一かと思った
absolutely brilliant. One of the funnest and greatest things I'v ever seen, fucking incredible. loving the saxophone
ホーミーは数千メートル先にも聞こえるらしい
動物にバレそう
Throat singing...through every hole in the non private parts of the body...in the snow...accompanied by a saxophone...This has really altered my standard of what can be called AWESOME on earth
モンゴル🇲🇳のkhoomeiは
モンゴル🇲🇳国の6000年前から神技の伝説があります。
インド🇮🇳仏教の仏陀の得意技でもあります。😊
This guy's so good
oh can anyone tell me the name of this man please, as i think he is one of the best i have heard yet.
when you sing in a piece of pvc pipe it sounds kinda like this
Hi again Jim,
Rami lives in Slovakia and comes back to the uk twice a year.
When he returns again in April we're planning to play a gig together which I'm really looking forward to. Where are you based?
If you're in the uk and not too far from me, you'd be welcome to come round and make music :0)
最近まで楽器の音だと思ってた…
よく聞いたら笛みたいな音鳴ってるすごいな。
dmtやってる時に聞こえる音と似てると聞いてきたら。。。これはトリップしてるわw
ね！ほんとねww
思いのほかにてるよねあの動画と
多分同じ動画から飛んできたかも
@h310 Many people claims that mongolians and indians are descendants of the very same people. Maybe they just inherited the song from their common ancestors?
@Sinkuang i am mongolian and we dont call bird singing or something We just Call it Hoomii and It only exist in mongolia
However a few historical records like the Chronicon Pictum date the conquest during the 6th/7th centuries. The date 890 was an arbitrarily chosen date later on just like Xmas for the birth of Jesus. Also, archaeological findings show that earlier graves and settlements had far more people than the next wave of nomads to settle, showing they were too few to make an impact linguistically, culturally, genetically, or otherwise. This is according to Gyula Laszlo (dual conquest theory)
ちゃちなスマートフォンやPCのスピーカーから流れる音で良し悪しをわかった気になっちゃいけないよ。
ホーミーは、生で聞いた時
あなたの心に語りかける。
一度生で聞いてみてください。
@valakey Ok, brothers, but not the same :-) I was speaking about Huns and Hungarians, not Avars.I know that Hungarian tribes (the seven arrows, right?)came together with three turkic tribes in the famous 896, according to some, isn't it?However, about learning History, you are right.There is much to learn. Maybe I have expressed myself too selfconfidently. My main point was to warn against the easiest assumptions in historic ambit: "They looked similar so they were the same", and so on
喉のホーミー好き
I learned doing it. Also I can make a dual sound, it is, make two sounds over my voice
この滞る素敵なる…声だ！真似をしてみたいけれど…
I never realize the saxophone was a traditional Mongolian instrument!!!!
美しい。
Awesome homie!
Lol i just found out that im capable of doing this! :D
We all are. :)
Make a video let's hear it
お経に通じるもの感じる
Damn!! I bet every UFO has a guy singing like this inside...
The traditional culture of Mongolia is splendid.
Phenomenal! Wow ... (thanks for sharing).
鼻のホーミーからどうやって音だしてるかわからん…
Combien d'années pour avoir cette maîtrise
Je suis un admiration en écoutant
Beaucoup
@valakey PS: Folktale was the wrong term. I wanted to say "popular belief". Which, I admit, could or could not be confirmed.
@NemSoha Among what you say, the thing about Tungusic words is extremely interesting. Do you have some references? Thank you!
I fear that about these topics, due to the amount of uncertainty, very much and the contrary of it can be said. I just hope that objectivity stays at the basis of research, that's the main reason I posted my previous comment. I didn't want to appear as an "expert".
What I expressed happens to be the Truth. What you expressed was an insult. There is a monumental difference between the two.
yesterday I got quiet whistling type of sound I never got it before, I'm really exited. this is my new hobby hehehe=)
Genius beauty.
That lama was like "daaaaaayyyuuuuummmm sweeeet tunes playa". lol this is really impressive. of nose i would figure to be very difficult being that you would not be able to use your mouth for resonation. makes me want to travel.
SIRENファンでここにたどり着いた方、
あなたは本物だ
あの怖いゲーム？それって
そうです。
このあり得ない発声法を、異世界の恐怖や絶望感を表現するのに使ったと思われますが、ベストマッチと感じます。
良かったらプレイ動画見てみてください。
@NemSoha Yes, and I would also like to remember that Huns were not Hungarians, no more than Mongols are Turks, just to say one. Huns came to Europe during the IV - V century, Hungarians in 890, more or less. I know Attila is a very common name in Hungary and that Hungarians as a population could have mixed themselves with Huns and Avars who lived there before them, but this identification is just a folktale.
Just to be sure, I know that many make confusion! :-)
Nice landscape
wie super ist das denn..............
うゅうゅうゅうゅうゅうゅうゅ
Здорова хорошо , очень очень ,очень .
1:23 - 1:34 holifuk dat sound like a cool ass whistle
brilliant... just beautiful (chest rocks!)
うちの父ちゃんこれできる
父ちゃんすげーw
わかめうどん 口笛ではないです
@BTS팬
全然違うぞ
@BTS팬
やり方は複数ありますが1番わかりやすいのが上顎に舌を付けて喉？というか仮声帯を
震わせながら喉で音を出します、そうすると
ホーミーが出来ますよ。
@BTS팬
文面で分からなければやり方動画見てくださいねー
@Nomichka thanks for the correction
If you do a search on the smithsonianglobalsound website for throatsinging, there's a demovideo of someone teaching it. Only one I found so far alas.
increiblemente bello ! quiero llegar allí, en cuerpo y alma
Tserendavaa, read the description !
ゴーストオブツシマからきました
蒙古の拠点についたときのBGM、う゛〜あ゛〜ってのはこれか…
we could have a go at making a youtube video online if you're up for that? I did one via the cigar box nation website with a fella called bug. It's on here. It's our own version of the doors "Light My fire". Have a looksy and see what you think?
前田 日明かとおもったわ
Thank you. God Bless You too
so hows this music again?
It is interesting!!
can you translate to english what he is saying?
Turn A Turn! Turn A Turn! Turn A Gundam!
Sorry, I just had to say it.
C'est quand même fou cette maîtrise de la gorge et du chant.