I swear that it happened to me. I was just practising holding a single note, for as long as i could repeatedly, at the beggining on my singing experience, then i heard some kinds of sound reflections/treble shimmering "inside the note", which after research turned out to be obviously overtones.
It probably seems more extraordinary if you’re not the type of person to experiment with their voice, especially if you don't have a natural talent for making sounds. If you think of any of those guys that can make mimic all manner of sounds (like the classic Michael Winslow from Police Academy) or expert beatboxers it's not that hard to imagine that they could discover different forms of throat singing styles, even polyphonic tones.
Good Lord! This must be the most the most intereresting music I have ever heard. What is so weird is that my uncle received the highest award that can be bestowed on a forreigner from the King of Mongollia for his geological explrorations there. I stubmbled upon throat singing quite by accident. But I sort of feel like it is just a universal way to sing among people who spend a lot of time outside.
a group of jolly cowboys on the franklin ranch one night, their heads up on a saddle and a campfires burning bright. some were telling stories and some were singing song, and some were smoking cigarettes while the others rolled along... *throat singing*. at once they began to talking of distant friends so dear, a boy raised his head from his saddle and brushed away a tear... this boy was tall and handsome, and his face showed a life of good cheer. his eyes were all but heavenly blue and he had light wavy hair. *yodeling*. We asked him why he left his home, it being so dear to him. he raised his head from his saddle with tears his eyes grew dim... as he raised his head from his saddle and he gazed (the right over the horn?rough gried horn? I take it to meaning looking over the saddle horn), said boys ill tell you the reason why I stay at home no more... *throat singing* *part 2* I fell in love with the neighbors girl, her cheeks was fair as wine. another fellow loved this girl and it ended in a fight. this fellows name was tommy smith and we had been great chums, we shared eachothers troubles boys, we shared each others hearts(or bond?)… it almost makes me shudder, to think of that sad night when tom and I was quarelling, I stabbed him with my knife. I fell on my knees beside him and tried to stop the blood that flowed down so gently it was like crimson flood. *throat singing* I can almost hear old tommys voice as the boys all gather around, saying bob ol boy youll remember when I am under the ground. now boys you know the reason why that I'm compelled to roam, and why I am so far away from dear old home sweet home *yodeling*
He achieved cowboy ascension
the most intriguing piece of music ever recorded
Imagine figuring out how to throat sing BY ACCIDENT.
I swear that it happened to me. I was just practising holding a single note, for as long as i could repeatedly, at the beggining on my singing experience, then i heard some kinds of sound reflections/treble shimmering "inside the note", which after research turned out to be obviously overtones.
I did
I did.
Like the first Mongolian that started the tradition
It probably seems more extraordinary if you’re not the type of person to experiment with their voice, especially if you don't have a natural talent for making sounds. If you think of any of those guys that can make mimic all manner of sounds (like the classic Michael Winslow from Police Academy) or expert beatboxers it's not that hard to imagine that they could discover different forms of throat singing styles, even polyphonic tones.
Good Lord! This must be the most the most intereresting music I have ever heard. What is so weird is that my uncle received the highest award that can be bestowed on a forreigner from the King of Mongollia for his geological explrorations there. I stubmbled upon throat singing quite by accident. But I sort of feel like it is just a universal way to sing among people who spend a lot of time outside.
Cowboy Steppe Nomads
This is amazing.
HOW DID----!!! OH MY GOODNESS!! This is fantastic!! I can't believe people mastered this so long ago!!!
i dont think he quite mastered it but im certainly nothing but amazed
If you refer to the tuvan singing... It is as old as the pyramids in Egypt, more or less haha
@@andresdavidgomezarroyave7901Nobody knows how old Throat singing really is.
This is insane
Another Epoce.
It’s FANTASTIC!
May he Rest in Peace.
❤️🙏🏻
Vine por cocoptero
Just WOW
when Genghis Khan is played by Clint Eastwood, it all comes back together :D
Would you settle for John Wayne? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Conqueror_(1956_film)
@@TomDjll i blame Gorillaz for my mistake
Can someone clean up this audio? I can take a shot at it myself but I'm not experienced in audio production at all.
That is a genius
protip mod this song into fallout new vegas
when a country boy accidentally breaks the cycle of death and rebirth
Quiero escuchar esas cuerdas vocales que me dijo el cocopetero
Yo también estoy aquí por eso jajajaja
Jaja x3 confirmo
Ya somos tres we
Y conmigo somos diez uwu
lo volvio a subir xd
wow
Jimmie Rodgers singing from beyond the grave....
The first recording of chant diphonique
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Anybody know the lyrics
a group of jolly cowboys on the franklin ranch one night, their heads up on a saddle and a campfires burning bright. some were telling stories and some were singing song, and some were smoking cigarettes while the others rolled along... *throat singing*. at once they began to talking of distant friends so dear, a boy raised his head from his saddle and brushed away a tear... this boy was tall and handsome, and his face showed a life of good cheer. his eyes were all but heavenly blue and he had light wavy hair. *yodeling*. We asked him why he left his home, it being so dear to him. he raised his head from his saddle with tears his eyes grew dim... as he raised his head from his saddle and he gazed (the right over the horn?rough gried horn? I take it to meaning looking over the saddle horn), said boys ill tell you the reason why I stay at home no more... *throat singing*
*part 2*
I fell in love with the neighbors girl, her cheeks was fair as wine. another fellow loved this girl and it ended in a fight. this fellows name was tommy smith and we had been great chums, we shared eachothers troubles boys, we shared each others hearts(or bond?)… it almost makes me shudder, to think of that sad night when tom and I was quarelling, I stabbed him with my knife. I fell on my knees beside him and tried to stop the blood that flowed down so gently it was like crimson flood. *throat singing* I can almost hear old tommys voice as the boys all gather around, saying bob ol boy youll remember when I am under the ground. now boys you know the reason why that I'm compelled to roam, and why I am so far away from dear old home sweet home *yodeling*
Wow, i wonder how he heard of / learnt Tuvan Throat Singing in 1929.
he came to this technique on his own, according to my research... i doubt he even knew what a mongolian was :)
Yeah he figured it out on his own. :D Its certainly the sygyt style.
I know! It's one of American Music's great mysteries to me! Where and how did Arthur Miles learn ancient throat-singing?!
Are we sure that he had never been in Asia?
It's not throat singing, it's overtone singing in this case
Quien viene por Cocóptero? Canción genial👌
También vine por cocoptero!!
Falta letras en español de este hombre
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Lumbago
Omfg
Sounds like humming and whistling at the same time - throat singing is very different.
Anyone here from Gut Bucket Research?
Cocoptero
Seriously？
陈泽政 seriously what?
Yep, this is a cowboy throat signing.
Just goes to show what you can accomplish when you don't waste your time on facebook and youtube.
Everybody here: *sweating*
but like... couldn't you learn throat singing easier from youtube???
for real..
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