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14 Aug 06 - 07:04 PM (#1809896) Subject: Wild Mountain Thyme as Tuvla throat From: Skivee I'm not making this up. Sit through the 2 minute (!) intro to hear a VERY different take on the old warhorse. http://blog.yat-kha.com/download/music/2005_Bootleg/Yat_Kha_2005_Bootleg_Wild_mountain_Thyme.mp3 |
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14 Aug 06 - 07:15 PM (#1809903) Subject: RE: Wild Mountain Thyme as Tuvla throat From: Rockhen Hey, pass the throat sweets...OUCH! |
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14 Aug 06 - 08:57 PM (#1809960) Subject: RE: Wild Mountain Thyme as Tuvla throat From: Alba Thanks for the link Skivee. That is the oddest thing I have heard in a while but.....I like it:) I think that throat music is truly wonderful, as for Tulva..... well let me just say that their particular take on Wild Mountain Thyme is without a doubt totally unique. Thanks again, Best Wishes Jude |
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14 Aug 06 - 09:12 PM (#1809968) Subject: RE: Wild Mountain Thyme as Tuvla throat From: katlaughing Definitely different. I love Tuvan throat-singing, but I think I prefer it in their native language. Thanks for posting the link. |
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14 Aug 06 - 09:19 PM (#1809973) Subject: RE: Wild Mountain Thyme as Tuva throat From: Charlie Baum That's certainly, um, different. Kargyraa (Tuvan undertone singing) isn't as painful to produce as it sounds. It's actually a vocal trick using the "false" vocal folds instead of the usual cords--sort of like what Kendall Morse has been doing for the last few months. (No, Kendall, your speech therapist forbids you from giving this a try until your REAL voice is securely back.) |
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14 Aug 06 - 10:11 PM (#1809999) Subject: RE: Wild Mountain Thyme as Tuvla throat From: Severn Yes Skivee, but can they do sea shanties, like say, "General Taylor" or even "Blood Red Roses"?. If so, maybe you could let them do a guest set with the Pyrates Royale at the Maryland Ren Fest or even bring them to The Royal Mile, The Wharf Rat or The Drummer's Lot for a nautical sing, and maybe even let them field the inevitable requests for "Barrett's Privateers" and "Mary Ellen Carter"! |
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14 Aug 06 - 10:36 PM (#1810017) Subject: RE: Wild Mountain Thyme as Tuvla throat From: Skivee They certainly could handle the low notes in "Many Brave Men Are Asleep In The Deep". ..And I'm sure that whales, far asea, will be pleased that someone is singing in a range they can hear. |
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14 Aug 06 - 11:57 PM (#1810068) Subject: RE: Wild Mountain Thyme as Tuva throat From: Maryrrf Oh my goodness. That frightened my dog - she jumped up and left the room! |
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15 Aug 06 - 12:08 AM (#1810072) Subject: RE: Wild Mountain Thyme as Tuva throat From: Stilly River Sage I have enjoyed the Tuva performances I've heard in the native tongue in the past. I can't help but diagnose the need for a new solenoid with this peculiar sound! |