Robert McLaughlin, 15 year old throat singer "Tyvam"
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- At a private benefit concert for the Phoenicia Festival of the Voice, I sing the Tuvan folk song "Tyvam" or "My Tuva." More videos coming soon, working on getting an album together. Facebook page: / khoomeizhi
very good! Hello from Tyva!:)
Hello from nogai tatar turkic😊
in a past life you were a Tuvinian))
Адьаһын бэртээх уол!Түүрк омук сайда турдун!Уруй!!!
Thank you so much! More videos will be coming soon, I plan to make an album soon, so there will be some tracks from that uploaded on my channel
Simply amazing! Beyond words! The culture and the music touches the heart and soul. Listening to it always has me fighting back tears.
This is turk culture nice to meet you iam Nogai tatar turk😊
great khoomei/sygyt shifts!
Bravo! I love this form of music, and find your interpretation to be quite wonderful. I have subscribed to your channel and look forward to more! One can only express such ancient music from the soul, so I recognize your light within. Brightest blessings, my friend.
Thanks Robert for sharing. Great perfomance!
I am not especially keen of throat singing (find it interesting nevertheless)
but you are a charismatic performer
Anything can be interesting if you do it like this.
There is also some cognitive dissonance effect. Its amasíng to see a person with irish roots singing tuvan folk music....
wish you lots of luck!
Thank you so much for your support and kind words!!
Not that far. Ethnic Scandinavian music is really similar with the Central Asian - Siberian ethnic music. Especially this days Skandinavian ethnic bands using Tuvan throat singing.
@@mhkuntug the germanic tribes were said to "sing with the throat" something that was particularly dissliked by visiting romans and well accounted it would have sounded similar to tuvan altai and mongolian throat singing as all animalistic cultures developed some form of throat singing at some point in their history as a form of worship
@@russia1305 Yeah, even in Africa. And like you said animism is the root, it's the imitation of nature to make a connection between the spirits and the humans. But styles are very evident. Turkic, Mongolian, Hun, Finn and Scandinavian cultures are all has a connection about the Nordic-Siberian fact. Scandinavian mythologies are soo close to the Turkic-Siberian mythologies. Non nordic Europeans are more close to the Greek, Persian and Arabian cultures. But Nordic-Siberian is different. Even when most of them don't have any common ancestors. That might be a good thesis. Thanks for helping me to realize that there are not enough clear researches about this.
He's so good!
Absolute Master! Can't wait to see more... :)
Awesome job!!
This is amazing :-)
Nice one
*like* nice job!
Hello turkic brothers iam half turkmen half Nogay tatar turkic people assalamu aleyküm
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Ok.
obviously nothing came out of this at least for youtube then again the quality of the sound is utter shit. I'm impressed with his ability to sing like this I cant do it no matter how much I practice I'd likely need to pay for lessons which I just dont care enough to do.
You don't need to pay for anything, there is only so much tips and suggestions can do in order to help you throat sing. If you'd like to learn how to throat sing, a couple of throat singers have created a Discord server that might help you on your way.
discord.gg/RfE3hY3
It just takes a long time. I've been practicing for a year now. Sometimes it sounds good but some days I feel like it's still really bad. I think I need a few more years of practice.
There are a few good instruction videos on UA-cam but in the end, your style will probably differ from those.
the song must be about riding a horse isnt it?
Dmitriy Gertskin no it isnt
It means "My Tyva" (the country).