- Huun-Huur-Tu: 
They are perhaps the best-known Tuvan throat singing group to have popularized this art form in the west.

- Friends of Tuva: 
The brainchild of Ralph Leighton and the spirit of Richard Feynman, for all things Tuvan.

- Steven Sklar:
 An excellent khoomei instructional site, where you can join the Int’l Association for Harmonic Singing, based in Minneapolis. We met in Tuva in ’95 at the Int’l Symposium of Throat Singing.

- Finnish Throat Singing Society:
They hold the annual KIEKU throat singing festival, (Helsinki) which I performed at in ’01.

- Michael Emory: 
A user-friendly instructional site from this artist who has developed some rather amusing variations.

- Jim Cole & Spectral Voices: 
A fellow harmonic singer and choir with a beautiful ambient sound.

- Yat-Kha: 
A Tuvan underground rock ensemble pushing the boundaries. We met at a show in Toronto where I opened for them. Wild!

- Genghis Blues: 
An Academy award nominated documentary about Paul Pena’s journey to Tuva in ’95 for the Int’l Symposium of Throat Singing.

- Mark von Tongeren: 
A great throat singer and ethnomusicologist from Amsterdam, with a new authoritative book. We met in Tuva in ’95.

- Jonathan Goldman: 
A writer of many books, specializing in the healing aspects of sound and voice. He founded the Sound Healers Association.

- Michael Ormiston:
A specialist in Mongolian throat singing from the U.K.

- Oberton Seiten: 
Wolfgang Saus is a throat singer from Germany.

- Christian Bollman’s Overtone Choir: 
A fourteen-voice group with a meditative sound.

- Ken Hyder: 
A real innovator, with eclectic cross-cultural shamanic jazz.

- Sarah Hopkins: 
An Australian singer/musician with an extensive career in holistic music.

- Laurel Murphy: 
A diverse singer and teacher of vocal improvisation from Vancouver.

- Rhiannon: 
A wonderful vocal artist from California who has worked with Laurel Murphy, Bobby McFerrin, and Linda Tillery

- Different Lands:
Independent label devoted to jazz, electronic, ethnic and contemporary music, toward the wider concept of world fusion.

- Stuart Hinds:
An accomplished polyphonic overtone singer and composer from Texas

- Kind Web:
Search for music, activism interests, art, etc.

- We Sound Like:
Search for new music that sounds like your favorite artists.

- The Music Pages:
Referral service for musicians.



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