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	CONK! Encyclopedia: Kargyraa (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		There are two main kargyraa styles, the dag kargyraa and the khovu kargyraa.
		The dag or "mountain" kargyraa is the lower of the two.
		Examples of kargyraa in pop culture would be the cartoon character Popeye, and the lead "singer" of the German heavy metal band, "Rammstein".
	www.conk.com /search/encyclopedia.cgi?q=Kargyraa (127 words)

	Khoomei - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In ancient times, Tibetan monks adapted their chanting to the subharmonics of kargyraa, while in modern times, some American new age musicians impress with the otherworldly sounds of höömey and sygyt, inhumanly high-pitched yet not falsetto.
		There is debate as to the exact number of styles or techniques the Tuvans use in their throat singing.
		The three principal styles are xoomii, kargyraa, and sygyt.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Xoomii (317 words)

	Khoomei - How To's And Why's
		The style of kargyraa differs in that another vibration is required of the throat.
		A tightening of part of the throat is involved as is a push from the diaphragm.
		Kargyraa may be learned by ``huffing'' air forcefully at the lowest pitch you can create, or at some level below that recognizable note.
	www.fotuva.org /music/emory.html (1354 words)

	Throat-singing (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Kargyraa is a deep growling sound achieved with a vocal technique called "VVM" (Vocal Ventricular Mode).
		In kargyraa you don't do this, but simply open and close your mouth to different degrees if you want to modulate the sound.
		Sygyt is like kargyraa except that now we're modulating the sound using the tongue technique described for khoomei.
	www.mcld.co.uk /throatsinging (512 words)

	Overtone singing: Kargyraa and meditation
		During a performance of Kargyraa, the bore diameter of the vocal tract changes at the lips, a pressure node for all modes.
		I hypothesize that periodic vorticity bursts at the diffuser-like supraglottal structures are responsible for producing the strong components at f1 and 2f1.
		In Kargyraa, there is a nonlinear coupling between the two pairs of the vocal folds, which can lead to either entrainments or chaos.
	www.yogimont.net /jia/overtonesinging/kargyraa.html (1098 words)

	Tuvan Throat Singing Downloads - Download Tuvan Throat Singing Music - Download Tuvan Throat Singing MP3s
		Tuvan throat singing is a distinctively wordless vocal style; as the name suggests, the singing is throaty and guttural, producing buzzing, whistling sounds.
		Kargyraa produces usually two, but sometimes up to three or four notes using the syllable "uh".
		Chylandyk style is not used as often as the others; it mixes elements of sygyt with kargyraa.
	www.mp3.com /tuvan-throat-singing/genre/833/subgenre.html (1954 words)

	Sed's Khoomei page - Learn Kargyraa
		While producing long kargyraa, you should not think as if you were scraping your throat.
		So, when you do kargyraa, you will try to produce a note which will be as rich as possible in harmonics, and, only moving your lips, opening or closing your mouth, you will emphasize one of those harmonics.
		You simply will listen to a melody because the kargyraa performer has a sound rich in harmonics, and that he selects one of those with his lips.
	sed.free.fr /khoomei/kargyraa.html (1260 words)

	Tuva and Mongolia
		The singer is holding a drone on the "fundamental" musical tone, while the constituent harmonics of that tone are "selected" and amplified above it to form a melody.
		Kargyraa: extremely low fundamental pitch with chest resonance.
		The fundamental drone is pitched higher than in kargiraa and the voice sounds very tense, the harmonics in the melody clear and piercing.
	ccat.sas.upenn.edu /music/music22/topics/tuva_and_mongolia.html (247 words)

	First Pan-American/Iberian Meeting on Acoustics -Observation of Laryngeal Movements for Throat Singing-
		The kargyraa voice is very basic in Kai and perceptually identical to Tibetan chant.
		The common features of the squeezed and kargyraa voices which are an overall constriction of the supra-structures of the glottis and vibration of the VTFs.
		In the kargyraa voice, the VTFs can be assumed to close once for every two periods of closure of the VFs, and contribute to the generation of the subharmonic tone of kargyraa (Fig.
	www.acoustics.org /press/144th/Sakakibara.htm (1028 words)

	Tuvan Audio: PAN Records
		Overtone singing from the soloists of the ensemble Tuva from Kyzyl (Kongar-ol Ondar, Kaigal-ol Khovalig, and Gennadi Tumat) in styles khoomei, kargyraa, and sgyt, with instrumental accompaniment (igil, tyanzi, toshpulur, amyrga, khomus).
		Shurov during an ethnographic trip to Bashkiria in August 1992 and recordings from the archives of Radio Moskow (1972 - 1990).
		Characteristic styles of overtone singing from Tuva (sygyt, kargyraa, khoomei), Bashkiria (uzlyau) and Altai (kai).
	www.scs-intl.com /trader/ta_pan.shtm (335 words)

	dmusic.com \| Your Digital Music Oasis
		I can throat sing some but my khoomei is the only bit that is strong.
		I've been learning some sygyt and kargyraa, but I can't quite get it to sound as clear.
		I'm going to have to see if you have anything with a lot of Kargyraa in it.
	bugotak.dmusic.com /music/comments/168946 (67 words)

	www.throatsinging.co.nz
		There are three basic Tuvinian throat singing methods: chömei, kargyraa, and sygyt.
		This is the desired trick: for kargyraa is nothing else than a deep and continuous hawking.
		Also Tibetan Gyoto monks chant their prayers in a very low register that resembles the Tuvinian kargyraa method.
	homepages.paradise.net.nz /janetg/webwork/throatsinging/howto.html (2727 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The CD is accompanied by a booklet giving and introduction to the styles of Ch"oomej singing, i.e.
		Sygyt, Kargyraa, Borbangnadyr, Ezengileer and related styles such as Steppe and Mountain Kargyraa, Chylandyk, Dumchuktaar and Kangsyp.
		The songs are performed by Schaktar Schulban, a 10 year old boy who has been a singer since the age of 5, the 18 years old Ondar Mongun-Ool and Bujan Dondak, the Tuva Ensemble founded in 1988 by Gennadi Tumat, German Kuular, Stas Danmaa and Alexander Saltschak.
	userpage.fu-berlin.de /~corff/im/Musik/tumu.unx (307 words)

	Jasmine Music Technology - Asian Ethnic Sounds (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Igil and khoomei style is of underworld, opposite to topshur.
		471 KB Kargyraa is a Siberian hymn throat singing style.
		This particular kargyraa is performed by George Andriyanov in the Altai manner.
	www.indiancanvas.com /AsianEthnicSounds.htm (455 words)

	Genghis Blues - Lyrics
		They are strung together in a nonsensical way to trip up the speaker.
		This song describes the painful beginning of Paul's journey, and the healing power of Tuvan throat-singing, especially kargyraa.
		At the end is a recording of the crowd's reaction in Kyzyl, Tuva, where Paul sang this song to win the kargyraa division of UNESCO's Second International Throat-Singing Festival in 1995.
	www.fotuva.org /gb/lyrics.html (1612 words)

	Circa August 2000 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		especially Steve Sklar, i actually accomplished some ground in styles other then Kargyraa.
		kargyraa, there's actually some harmonics in it now
		steppe kargyraa, not really - but leaning that way
	www.busker-kibbutznik.org /khoomei/aug00.html (142 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The laryngeal voices of throat singing is classified into (i) a drone voice which is the basic laryngeal voice in throat singing and used as drone and (ii) a kargyraa voice which is very low pitched with the range outside the modal register.
		In throat singing, the special features of the laryngeal movements are observed by using simultaneous recording of high-speed digital images, EGG, and sound wave forms.
		In the kargyraa voice, the VTFs can be assumed to close once for every two periods of closure of the VFs, and this closing blocks airflow and contributes to the generation of the subharmonic tone of kargyraa.
	asa.aip.org /web2/asa/abstracts/search.dec02/asa295.html (195 words)

	AsianWeek: A&E: Chirgilchin--Tuvan Throat Singers Make U.S. Debut (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Mongun-ool’s singing combined several styles at once, using his vocal chords in multiple but subtle variations of throat singing.
		During the evening, Chirgilchin’s music also highlighted Tuvan folk instruments such as the doshpuluur (a kind of lute with two strings) with a jaunty folk tune with horse beats featuring three men in dreamy harmony interweaving the sygyt, khoomey and kargyraa throat singing styles.
		They also featured the fragile sounding igil (a violin with two strings and trapezoid harmonic soundbox), made of horse skin and pinewood.
	www.asianweek.com /2000_06_08/ae_tuvanthroatsingers.html (1000 words)

	Shu-De - Last.fm (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Listen to music, see charts for Shu-De - Durgen Chugaa, Shu-De - buura, Shu-De - Durgen Chugaa (Tongue Twisters), Shu-De - baian-dudai, Shu-De - Sygyt, Khoomei, Kargyraa
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	www.last.fm /music/Shu-De (47 words)

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