Have you ever heard of polyphonic overtone singing? It's a voice technique where it sounds like one person is singing two notes at the same time. It's pretty amazing.

As we closed our eyes, a stream of soothing sounds emerged from the singer's throat. Then, above the melodic line, we could hear a series of unearthly and bell-like tones floating above the primary ...

Normally, when singing, you can adjust the pitch of the tone that you create based on the positioning of your tongue in your mouth, which is a form of air chambering that increases or decreases the ...

Overtone singer Stuart Hinds demonstrates his skills at vocalizing two different melodic lines at the same time, as he previews his recital Harmonic Meetings – Chamber Music with Polyphonic Overtone ...

Famous male entertainer attacked by a female in an elevator… sounds familiar, right? Real-life celebrity subplots on Law & Order. Polyphonic overtone singing makes a singer sound as if she s singing ...