Discover Alash’s rural Tuvan roots, global influences and multi-tone throat singing live at Fusion on Friday, March 13.
The musical quartet Huun Huur Tu will bring an innovative genre of music that combines traditional instruments and funky rhythms when it visits SUNY Cortland on Wednesday, Oct. 19. The group, from ...
To appreciate music, one must learn to listen. And to connect deeply with the beauty that music offers, one must learn to listen deeply. There are strains of the familiar and the beautiful waiting for ...
You don’t often hear throat singing — a traditional vocal technique for singing in overtones. Generally the domain of goat-herding Tuvans or Tibetan monks, it’s rarely performed by Americans. But ...
The lyrics to the group’s “Fly Fly My Sadness,” the title track of their 1996 album featuring the Bulgarian women’s choir, (Le Mystère des Voix Bulgares/The Mystery Of The Bulgarian Voices) were ...
CC0 Usage Conditions ApplyClick for more information. In this video, Tuvan ensemble Alash demonstrate various traditional throat singing styles that they use in their music. 'Achai' is available ...
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