Five styles of Tuvan throat singing
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Five styles of Tuvan throat singing
Okay I know Zoey is the two-worlds girlie from KPDH (Korean American) but hear me out - Korean-Siberian or Korean-Mongolian Mira.
Because at some point I want Mira to scare the hell out of the girls because she knows how throat singing (probably undertone to get it nice and deep) and surprises them by doing by accident in practice.
I have been listening to Belle Sisoski why do you ask?
So there is a study that suggests cave people used their echoes to find their way in the big caves where they lived. (They get out a loud noise and sense the echoes and learn where the walls are and therefore where the road is, echolocation)
And you know I HAVE TO make anything about Tolkien Dwarrow so:
Dwarrow use this too. Night vision is cool and perfect but echolocation?? I’d say way cooler.
Oh and this also correlates to Dwarrow having deep voice and developed throat singing thanks to this talent. (Throat singing is this perfect form of making noise from Central Asian Turks so they can scare their enemies on the battle grounds)
Okay that’s all.
Toroi Bandi, the "Robin Hood of Mongolia"
Toroy Bandi is a man who has two names: a good man and a bad thief. The people praise him as a good man. The nobles and the cunning Chinese merchants used to call him a bad thief.
"Toroi Bandi (the "Robin Hood of Mongolia") is a historical figure from 19th century Sukhbaatar Province, a rogue bandit who targeted government tax wagons and Manchurian imperialist rulers. He was infamous for redistributing wealth – by stealing horses and livestock from wealthier sources, and giving them to those who had less. His reputation made him so popular that locals helped him escape from prison – twice! Some Mongolians now make pilgrimage to Toroi Bandi's hometown and pay respects at the area he used to hide out, in and around Altan Ovoo and Shiliin Bogd Mountain (aka "the Emptiness")."
They also leave offerings at his statue, on the road between Dariganga and Shiliin Bogd, 8 km past Ganga Nuur Lake. The statue, dedicated in 1999, pointedly faces to China."
see alo:
Toroi Bandi, the Robin Hood of the Mongolian steppe
Тоорой Банди [Mongolian wikipedia]
Khusugtun - Toroi Bandi
Saddle up the fastest horse, ride through that rough terrain far away Befriend with good people so that you are more powerful Go reach the designated point, she will be waiting for you there
Hierarchy, strict rules, I won't obey this tradition Why kneel down like a slave? I'd rather be an outlaw Though no one lives long giving and donating I will live freely as I wish on this vast planet
Just like a dog chases a duckling My enemies are chasing me and giving me no time to rest No one owns this beautiful planet I can go wherever I want thanks to my horse
Just like a kite sneaks into dark bushes This (my) humble body alone between these cold rocks If my people didn't support me I, Toroi Bandi wouldn't even exist People, you are just like my mother to me Please forgive this man (if I've done anything bad) [x]
Special agent Rael Cooper?? 🤨
Also other stuff, Rael with a pawniard (inspo from my twin @garu-samurai)
Sardinian and Mongolian throat singers performing "Dillu", a traditional Sardinian song about young love lost.
Somebody in the comments section said this sounded like the two ends of the Silk Road meeting in the middle, and I couldn't agree more.
Some crazy part of me wants to learn Mongolian throat singing.
Xanadu by Ummet Ozcan. Full version here: