Latest News Jul 26, 2019 - Posted by stuarthinds
I have finished a new piece for overtone singing ensemble. This is a major piece in 5 movements, scored for four polyphonic voices SATB or TTBB. Currently, there aren’t many singers who could take on this piece, but it needed to be done. And so much more is still possible.
I have posted a new recording on my sound clips page. Badabi is a swingin’ Blues tune with 4-part polyphonic overtone singing. www.stuarthinds.com/sound-clips
Check out my book Composing Music for Overtone Singing – the complete guide. Available in my store: www.stuarthinds.com/store
There are several audio recordings here that exemplify what I’ve been doing with polyphonic overtone singing. Enjoy!
Finally, all the books and recordings I’ve been telling you about are available, including the new album “Canyons and Sky.”
Making Music with Overtone Singing – book and recordings
The Overtone Singing Virtuoso – book and recordings
Composing Music for Overtone Singing
Did you know that I have 21 videos on YouTube? Here is a neat one:
Congratulations to Barbara Luebben and Beate Eckert on their new book and CD of well-known songs arranged for overtone singing by women’s voices. Don’t forget that my book “Eine Oberton Erfahrung/An Overtone Experience also has songs and exercises for women’s voices and recordings.
I have posted a new recording on my sound clips page. Alas! is inspired by the lute songs of John Dowland. The bassoonist in the recording is Richard Meek. http://www.stuarthinds.com/sound-clips/
My new book is finished! “The Overtone Singing Virtuoso” is 12 songs for advanced level polyphonic overtone singing with substantial commentary and instruction.
This completes the trilogy of instructional books for overtone singing, progressing from beginning level with steady fundamental to advanced level polyphonic overtone singing:
1. Making Music with Overtone Singing (free download at stuarthinds.com)
2. An Overtone Experience/Eine Oberton Erfahrung (published by Traumzeit)
3. The Overtone Singing Virtuoso
Please share this news with anyone who might be interested, and don’t forget that the first book is free.