Tuvan Throat Singing is an unearthly singing technique through which performers produce several pitches at once, in imitation of nature. Tuvan throat singing mesmerizes listeners and draws them in to Tyva or Tuva, a republic of Russia located in Eastern Siberia. Among them Sean Quirk, a US citizen who came to Tyva to study throat singing in 2003 and stayed in Kyzyl. He fell in love with a local woman and got used to a shabby Russian car. Elizabeth Gordon, a music student, travelled to Tyva from

Legendary Tuvan folklore ensemle TUVA, the "alma mater" of many famous khomeyzhi (throat singing masters) and first of its kind groups in #Tuva, is celebrating its 30 YEAR ANNIVERSARY! Created in Kyzyl in 1988 by a musicologist-folklorist Zoya Kyrgyz Kyrgyz in cooperation with throat singing master Gennadi Tumat, Ensemble Tuva has had among it members the face of throat singing - Kongar-ool Ondar, members of world renown Huun Huur Tu and Tuvan rock band @Hartyga | Tuvan Throat Singing

​​Tuvan National Song and Dance Ensemble Sayany ​invite to visit ​#Tuva​ ​ How to get started: http://bit.ly/2ADHPIz | Tuvan Throat Singing

This beautiful kind of singing from Tuva, in Central Asia, was virtually unknown to the West until the 80s. | Timeline