Mongolian Throat and Overtone Singing

Join us in the gong room at OMUK Unit 1 for this very special weekly vocal deep dive into Mongolian throat and overtone singing with Mongolian heritage holder Victor Nyamdavaa. 

This weekly journey is open for anyone - beginners, the curious and throat singers alike.

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Every Sunday morning, 11:00 to 13:00.

Learning to throat sing is learning to reactivate an integral part of our vocal instrument. For most of us in the west, the ability is silenced by ‘education’. Silenced since we were small. Babies and infants can go loud for hours on end... as all parents can testify. It is a talent that is quashed and not nurtured. 

We are taught to be quiet, controlled and compliant and later, as we travel our somewhat muted journey we may learn about 'false vocal folds'... But thankfully the Mongolians and many other cultures around the world are free from such perception and constraint. 

The ability to throat sing is within us all. In these sessions we reclaim and liberate a deeper vocal toolkit. Connecting with our full voice can be a powerful and liberating journey where expression can transcend the constraint of words.