POLYPHONIC OVERTONE SINGING - by Anna-Maria Hefele

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overtone singing is a voice technique where it seems like one person sings two notes at the same time. You can sing the overtone scale on one fundamental. Another fundamental has its own overtone scale, so in order to have more overtones to sing nice melodies, you can use different fundamentals and change them while singing.

this video is live, and every human being is capable of learning overtone singing ;)

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[dansegovia]

Half way through the furniture in my room started floating

[spudbono]

I've never been so excited to head into a comment section.

[kozmobluemusic]

omg she’s even climbing up and down the phrygian dominant scale in the overtones
it’s insane how precise and musical it sounds

[jonnybravo]

I can understand why this would sound so unbelievable at first because it’s not something you hear on a typical day in some countries but it’s actually a very old style of singing broadly used. Mostly of eastern cultures teaching it to their children through the generations but much more global than you would think. It’s called Tuvan throat singing (I think someone mentioned it in the comments). It consists of 3 types with many variations depending on the culture. 1st the Kargyraa focusing on low frequencies, 2nd Khoomei on middle frequencies, and 3rd Sygyt high frequencies. Marie was using Sygyt. She has very nice control of her tones and has practiced it well. The heavy metal band someone mentioned I believe they were referring to were Mongolian “The Hu”. If you want to broaden you mind, search out some YT videos of throat singing and you will be amazed of the beautiful music you find from soo many different cultures. I know I have and enjoy it very much. Hope this was helpful to those unfamiliar with this masterful art. Have a blessed day

[KaylaMarieYT]

not only her ability to do this, but to CONTROL it how she does is extraterrestrial.

[LEFTBASS]

Many people struggle to harmonize with others. Meanwhile, this lady harmonizes with herself.

Seriously though. That’s mad talent.

[catkeys]

Absolutely *astounding* ! It's clear that the lower tone is from her vocal cords, but the high notes are a harmonic that Anna-Maria has found a way both produce and to control the pitch of independently. That's really something!

[Birdiecurr]

The fact that the harmonics are SO CLEAR!!

[sophiejordan]

No one:
Ancient egytians communicating with aliens: 3:00

[MrBillwulf]

"Thanks for watching, humans."

[timschaller]

As someone who has a really hard time staying in key or even on a note I find it totally fascinating and extremely impressive.

[tyffaneelavely]

how she can not only do 2 diff notes, but diff melody with each at the same time...mind is blown. She is incredible.

[TaneshiaNicole]

I had no idea a human voice could do this. So amazing.

[emiliathomas]

They really did her dirty with that thumbnail

[qbgyoug]

Потрясающе! Никогда такого раньше не слышал!

[StarryIceWlf]

This has always fascinated me, I cannot imagine the self discipline and practice that this takes.

[JiminPark-gdew]

I refused to believe she isn’t a mermaid

[lerigoureux]

That would have been the fastest trial in Salem, like a matter of a split second.

[thetwitchywitchy]

we need to put a camera down her throat to watch how she controls her throat, this is I’ve seen it with Opera singers and Hardcore Metal singers but I’d LOVE to see what her vocal folds are doing during this!

[TheMadFoxes]

3:47 that was the most amazing overtone singing I’ve ever heard O.O just WOW