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Putting it up to her mouth acts as a resonator adding volume but it also adds the overtones that the mouth cavity can create a la Tuvan Throat singing or Tibetan Monk singing to add notes from the overtone scale.

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Very cool - wish I could live harmonise with myself - might try Tuvan throat singing. Or wookie speak.

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Can't find a copy online with 30 seconds of searching, but my favourite throat singing is Yat-Kha's version of Led Zep's When The Levee Breaks.

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I don't care for the song at all, but I have always wanted throat-singing to work it's way into some more contemporary genres of music, and now it has!

It's very similar to mongolian/Tuvan throat singing https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DY1pcEtHI_w and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VTCJ5hedcVA

There have been one or two vids of Mongolian throat singing posted here, but never performed by a westerner It's always interesting though.

If you're into throat singing, give Yat-Kha, Hanggai, and Huun-Huur-Tu a listen.

No, I'm representative of someone who thinks for themselves and for the creative spark that's left this house of cards circle-jerk of back-patters and party-liners. We also have Mar-mite and Vegemite jars in the fridge, Kylie Minogue's discography among the music selections in the hard-drive, and have tripped-balls playing the didgeridoo on several occasions.

We can also throat-sing, change a diaper, prepare delicious meals, compose music, be both a jerk and a sweetheart, clean a fish, pan for gold, grow vegetables, train dogs (and cats), service automobiles and small engines, and build a PC from parts down to the computer-supply store. Just your average human being.

Thank god for insects, Aussies and Yanks, and newts.

Never been to a concert where everyone is wearing headphones...

Sounds like she's using some techniques from Tuvan throat singing.

So there's a japanese restaurant I spend a lot of time at and for a long time I'd see a man playing the morin huur. I only knew vaguely about throat singing at first so I enjoyed it but didn't think much about it. Until one day I actually noticed that most of those sounds weren't coming from his instrument. I am blown away every time I hear this. It's amazing to hear this type of singing and even more stunning to witness close up.

*everything (when yer feelin' lazy)
*w/e (when yer feelin' indifferent)
*iono (when yer feelin' confused)
*tuvan throat singing (self-explanatory)