Vocalist, composer, and overtone-singing pioneer David Hykes joins us on this New Sounds to preview new works for harmonic singing. Hykes has a long immersion in Eastern and Western sacred music, cosmology, and yogas of sound. He was the first westerner to connect deeply with the "throat-singing" traditions of Mongolia, Tuva and Tibet, and employ overtones which govern all spatial and mathematical relationships. And as always, much more.
PROGRAM # 2606, with David Hykes (First aired on 11/15/06)
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RECORDING |
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David Hykes & the Harmonic Choir |
Harmonic Worlds |
Harmonic Worlds #7 in Mode 3 [8:00] #3 in Mode 31 [6:00] |
CD available at www.harmonicworld.com |
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Live, WFC, 11/20/02 |
The Breath of the Lord, excerpt [3:30] |
A CD version, “Le Souffle du Seigneur,” is available from www.harmonicworld.com |
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Harmonic Worlds |
Harmonic Worlds #1 in Mode 6 [12:00] |
See above. |
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Arvo Pärt |
Tabula Rasa |
Fratres, excerpt [8:00] |
ECM #1275 ** www.ecmrecords.com* |
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