Learn polyphonic overtone singing technique with sarie

Hi everyone! Today I want to share with you some tips. This technique is the one that works for me, it might not work for everyone, but you can give it a try!
P.S. I wanted to say that the lips go inwards, not outwards*
#polyphonic #overtone #singing #teaching #howto

[@adhiambogwengwalchen]

❤ cool! 😮🎶

[@SonOfTheOne111]

How do you position the tongue?

[@SarahMarieMakris]

@@SonOfTheOne111 In the natural relaxed position. Focus on the position of the lips and pay attention to your sensations. Every sound is linked to a certain sensation in your body, and each person senses different ones.

[@no1ks]

But what for?)

[@SarahMarieMakris]

@@no1ks For the purpose of learning a new skill

[@studybug2010]

Sarah why is this important to learn? (and I said "Sarah". That means I'm asking her) ....thank you Sarah,.I meant no disrespect!

[@SarahMarieMakris]

@@studybug2010 I made this tutorial video in order to explain to everyone that polyphonic overtone singing is not as difficult as it seems, and that with little effort and practice, anyone can develope this skill.

[@studybug2010]

@@SarahMarieMakris How often should one practice this? It does immediately feel much better,..thank you Sarah!!

[@SarahMarieMakris]

@@studybug2010 It depends. The one that I've explained is the basic technique, while if you want to learn how to produce a certain musical note, you need to experiment different mouth positions and link each position to a specific musical note, perhaps taking notes on a piece of paper or a diary. Tracking your progress is very important.

[@studybug2010]

@@SarahMarieMakris Ah you just gave me a wonderful idea to practicing...I have a note identifier and instrument tuner I can use!! I forgot I owned one. Thank you, Lady Sarah...