Mongolian Khöömii (overtone)
Singing Evening Classes
7pm to 8pm Wednesday November
2nd/9/16/23/30th/December 7th 2005
at St Pancras Old Church,
Pancras Rd, London NW1.
cost £60,
Tube, Mornington Crescent/Kings
cross , Bus 46.
For
more information and booking phone 020
8558 6982
Or email ormi_khoomii@yahoo.com
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Khöömii is an amazing style of
overtone/harmonic singing where one person sings two or more distinct pitches
at the same time. Khöömii originates from the central Asian plateau,
particularly the Altai & Sayan mountain regions of Mongolia and Tuva. The
nomads of these parts have listened to the sounds of nature and have discovered
how to sing melodies that arise from the overtone or harmonic series, a
universal series from which all sounds are born. Listen to your own overtones
as you discover the unknown depths and heights of your own voice through the enchanting
sounds of Khöömii
Learn Khöömii just like Michael was taught in
Tserendavaa’s felt tent (ger) in Chandman’ sum, Mongolia.
Michael and Candida are in the unique position of
being the only Europeans given the blessing to teach the basics of Khöömii by
Tserendavaa, his teacher & Gereltsogt, a famous Khöömii singer from
Mongolia.
“Michael has learnt well and
is a fine Khöömiich” -Tserendavaa,
Michael’s teacher
“Michael has learnt the
fundamentals of Khöömii”- Sengedorj
Khöömiich from Khovd Theatre
“Michael is Europe's foremost
Mongolian khöömii singer” - Brian Lee, Caduceus Magazine.
Care and
attention to warming up the body and voice ensure a safe passage throughout
each session.
Please bring
water to drink and wear loose warm clothing clothing.
The classes
can be recorded for personal use only.
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