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Katajjacoustic - Traditional Throat Singing of the Inuit

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Kiah Hachey and Karen Flaherty are two young Inuit women from Nunavut in Northern Canada. Their magic is the female traditional art of katajjaq. Mostly performed as a duet, this form of throat singing mimics the natural world. Wind, ice, sea and bird sounds dominate.
Three young composers, students at the University of Music FRANZ LISZT Weimar/ studio of electro-acoustic music, joined the duo.
Kiah Hachey - throat singing
Karen Flaherty - throat singing
Paul Hauptmeier - live electronics
Martin Recker - live electronics
Sergio Valencia - sound production
Recorded on 1 July 2015 at the "mon ami", Weimar.
For further information visit:
www.hfm-weimar.de/tms
www.hfm-weimar.de/institut-fuer-neue-musik/studio-fuer-elektroakustische-musik-seam

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@tudngalgix 2 года назад

2:17 - Geese 5:49 - Love Song 10:49 - Competion 14:46 - Kuugvaluk (River) 19:23 - Qiarvaarusiq 21:14 - Anuri (Wind) 25:37 - Qimmiruluapik (Poor Little Puppy) 29:52 - Imiglutaq (Button Toy) 35:00 - Kitturia (Mosquito) 38:58 - Pinnguarutik I 1 41:10 - Pinnguarutik I 2 If you're interested in inuit throat singing, check out Tanya Tagaq, Piqsiq, Nukariik, Beatrice Deer, Ivaluarjuk, and Silla and Rise!

@blissiimo2064 4 года назад

My father was Inuit. I know nothing about his culture or life - I live in Australia. Listening to this was a revelation to me. Without the beath part - the melody is so familiar to me, vey haunting. With the breath, it sounds special, like a ceremony or time of transition. I can imagine for the singer it is purifying and medicinal.

@carolecarle7921 3 года назад

Thank you for your post. So glad you found this video, and that it reached a profound part of your Spirit!

@veroniquecastel9582 3 года назад

Perhaps you could research your roots? It’s never too late to find out. Good luck to you. :-) From Melbourne, Australia

@mamajoker24 2 года назад

You didn't learn much cause until recently they had banned our throat singing. It's familiar cause it's part of your shared memories from your ancestors. You remember cause they knew it and you have their memories you just needed to be reminded so to speak. Our people didn't have a written language we didn't need one we where born with the knowledge we needed just have to be reminded. ❤️

@louiechidwick6034 4 года назад

I'm an old Punk Rocker from England, yet I am totally stunned by the beauty of this performance, It felt so primal and timeless. I hope this will be kept alive for many generations to come. Those two lovely ladies are my spirit animals for sure xx

@wisdomseeker0142 4 года назад

This mess is rawwwww. Omg. I love this! It’s primal Wild free and oh so rhythmic.

@stormynewton2291 3 года назад

I feel as though the music was unnecessary, that these women's voices where everything they needed, still beautiful ❤️

@Sylkenwolf 5 лет назад

I never intended to watch till the end! These ladies are mesmerizing! I've been hooked on throat singing since I heard Mongolian Throat Singing a few months ago. I am just in awe of it all and taking it all in.

@hellfirepictures Год назад

I had never come across this before (so much for youtube algorithms as I enjoy mongolian throat-singing) and found it absolutely fascinating. Wonderful performance and education! Thank you Kiah and Karen.

@kaiblack4005 2 года назад

I'm transfixed. So in awe of the talent of the singers and the electronic washes on some tracks totally captures the isolation and transcendent beauty of the north . Thank you so much for posting this for us to learn and be moved by.

@lilynewton342 3 года назад

Even though I’m not Inuit, Metis and First Nations. My great grandfather was a Native and hearing this is just so nice and calming. It’s sounds so distantly familiar.

@MagnusHedemark 7 лет назад

Few views, but likely more informative and deeply entertaining than anything on TV tonight.

@friesiamans1966 7 лет назад

+magnus hendemark - few views is absolutely alright, not many will like something like this - but i´m happy, it´s there at all and we can watch and enjoy it - after having seen a short bit of inuit throat singing on tv quite a few years ago, i´ve kept searching for it, until i recently had the "brilliant" idea to look here on youtube, yessssss, there we are... :-) cheers from germany

@Nonononono_Ohno 3 года назад

Found this treasure again after about 5 years, and I'm happy to see it finally got at least a bit of the attention it deserves (~150 k views in 2021). When I first found it, it only had about 100 views. :-)

@jackiekanngiesser7315 3 года назад

People don't know what they're missing !

@tablite5625 6 лет назад

Learned something. Never heard such voices before. Its very hypnotizing and relaxing. Awesome live SondFX and atmospheres! Greetings from germany

@ThePapasmurf1946 6 лет назад

They sing on both the in and out breath. It's very exhausting. It can be the most powerful and moving performance I've ever seen.

@cheeks6310 4 года назад

I bet it's actually quite an intense and emotionally intimate experience. And so exhausting I bet! Kinda hypnotic

@stafverstegen2408 3 года назад

@@pizzdecc She didn't say spiritual though.

@wandacornellcornell1814 3 года назад

SO TTHIER SONG THE RIVER THIER ADMITTEDLY GONNA SING WITH THE GOAL TO SOUND LIKE A MASS OF BULL FROGS DOWN BY THE RIVER.LOL

@ADVENTURESOFBZ 4 года назад

This is absolutely amazing!!! I never knew this existed!! Think of how old these songs and sounds are!! Absolutely incredible!! Love it

@louiseottosen499 4 года назад

Love song, poor little puppy, the Wind, is my favorit song

@comalcalco12 4 года назад

agradezco enormemente encontrar este video, escuchar a estas jóvenes cantando tan extraordinariamente! Un privilegio! Honro su canto y su cultura!!!

@maireadsystem7962 6 лет назад

I just discovered this genre and I really wish I could learn to throat sing, but I doubt I will ever be able to find someone to teach me in my part of the world. Kiah and Karen are really cool and wonderful singers. I loved hearing them explain more about tradition and technique.

@Sylkenwolf 5 лет назад

Theres many tutorials on RU-vid

@mrmister6353 7 лет назад

I learned something today... I like this type of singing. Thank you for uploading.

@sammietabor Год назад

It's hard to look into my Grand Daughters' eyes, without remembering all that Great Grand Mother went through...

@Jade-yx8uu 3 года назад

since I've found out about inuit throat singing I've looked up videos and learned about the cultural background. This is a great video explaining everything! I'm obsessed by the 'love song' It's so hypnotising

@manjeet135 6 лет назад

This is first time I have listened to Inuit music, very talented singers.

@moonxshakti 3 года назад

One of the most beautiful sounds I have ever heard. Love these women

@harmony331000 5 лет назад

You girls have and shared something so beautiful 😍 thank you!

@ConstantinDV 4 года назад

Thank you! I feel like something unique and precious was shared with me in a generous and open way.

@johnfeliceCeprano 8 лет назад

Terrific show, excellent throat singers ... acoustic back up also very fine; thanks for this post.

@xSpyder5x 11 месяцев назад

This is phenomenal, thank you so much for sharing your talents and culture

@mikontisott Год назад

Absolutely entrancing, I love these people for sharing this

@lucyvatore3294 6 лет назад

This is so cool! I've never heard anything like it before. The girls were so sweet, you could really tell they were having so much fun!

@starseedmind7130 4 года назад

This is amazing.i feel it in my brain in my heart. Is shamanic music.

@florence_m_p 4 года назад

I really love this kind of singing!! It's kind of mesmerizing and it relaxes me... And I love the sounds!

@rinnevanderhoff2995 Год назад

WONDERFUL.CREATING A SPECIAL ATMOSPHERE AND AMBIANCE AS WELL AS SHAMANIC REPETITIVE SOUNDS OF NATURE AND HUMAN EXPRESSIONS, TO UNTANGEL LOGGED MENTAL AND EMOTIONAL SETTINGS DUE TO STRESSED LIFE CONITIONS TOGETHER WITH SILENCE MEDITATION CAN BE VERY BENEFICIENT FOR RELAXING AND CREATING AN OPEN SPACE FOR NEW INTERACTIONS. THANK YOU ANGELS OF CREATION BLESS YOU,LOVE YOU.

@alexandercarder2281 4 года назад

It also reminds me of the struggle when someone’s dying and those noises. I’m actually blown away

@arthoriusorpaillage7638 4 года назад

Magnifique 😊😊très beaux chants traditionnels et très bien interprétée 😆😆😆😆

@nerminacelik6638 4 года назад

Sounds of mother nature

@allanoreilly1172 4 года назад

i'm getting breathless listening to them

@glennextra 6 лет назад

I am so happy to find this performance along with the explanations of each type of song. I hope I can se it live one day. greetings From Vancouver BC

@alexjmtl 8 лет назад

This was wonderful to watch and listen to. Great Job!!

@aaronmarks9366 6 лет назад

These girls are insanely talented, and so beautiful. I want to go live in Nunavut now!

@leannethompson980 5 лет назад

Come to nunavut 😝

@chinesefansofmodernnativea613 Год назад

才貌雙全！謝謝🙏

@user-uk6dv9ge6l 3 месяца назад

Un superbe duo bravo l'accompagnement on ressent tellement d'ondes positives venues de loin vous êtes magnifiques

@CandidlyCat 3 года назад

Can you imagine how proud their ancestors are looking down on them?

@toussantlbisso Год назад

Could Not manage to stop listening to this 🤔 merci !

@rhynoceros 4 года назад

Amazing that is the voice of the universe

@PRESTO5796 2 года назад

I love how you say that the throat singing always ends in laughter 😂❕So intriguing, intricate, primal , and so in touch with the natural elements ( sky, river, wind , insects, animals, etc.) using only the throat! So awesome‼️ Thank you for the explanations and being brave enough to carry on traditions looked down on by missionaries ! I’m now interested in learning how to do the basics! I’m Filipino-American and I do think there is a connection between Inuits and the Philippine Islands millions/billons of years ago‼️

@jackdaniel6573 4 года назад

All traditional and that is very good. Keep up the good throat singing

@amstradcpc4646 3 месяца назад

so much respect for you two... I even clap on my own...

@jessicametaneira7861 6 лет назад

That was awesome! Thanks for singing. I love Inuit singing - I like that it reminds me of wolves or maybe eagles, rasping a lullaby to each other.

@reylataupe203 Год назад

Just what ? so beautiful ...

@hira9505040 5 лет назад

Exceptional, Unique, Sound from another world.

@leethompson6070 3 года назад

Thank you so much ladies. My Aunt Connie had many tales i wished I'd been able to hear before she went on. Even here on the HARD LANDS, the people had had great things to learn from, I wished She'd had more time in order to learn from. Thank you very much.

@jeanjacquesmutz68 6 лет назад

farandole de son qui entraine la raison celle d'écouter et d'en rever. Manifique un beau partage.

@user-nz7ow1wq9e 6 лет назад

this is altogether GORGEOUS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@janinebone9790 7 лет назад

Amazing! I reckon I can hear more than two voices. Spooky.

@Sylkenwolf 5 лет назад

Its the overtones they're doing.

@paulyhart 5 лет назад

each mouth capable of making four sounds fundamental overtone glottalization breath

@tomattime 3 года назад

The beguiling intensity of these captivating performances

@MichuNeo 5 лет назад

Brilliant, wonderful, wicked; no words really!!

@danmcalinden8728 5 лет назад

Unreal ! Fantastic tradition

@julietavasquez1627 16 дней назад

Hermoso! Fuerza vocal, de garganta, de alma, de concentración, todo. Muchas gracias por esto. Un amigo se fué a vivir a Canadá en Quebec, me dice que es maravilloso! Somos de Chile, sueño con visitarlos, sé que lo cumpliré.🙏🏼✨ Ah! Se me olvidaba decir soy Cristiana, y respeto muchismo la cultura de los pueblos, antes había mucho prejuicio e ignorancia de los evangelistas y misioneros, hoy Gracias a Dios ya no tanto. Dios de la naturaleza y la creación ✨💚🌻🌬️🌊❄️⚡🌈🐺

@Eric-kk5bn 2 года назад

Thank you

@richarde5718 6 лет назад

wonderful!! this is new to me and i love it. hi from Ontario

@isselasantina3773 5 лет назад

I can't even pick a favorite, they're amazing

@remomilan7130 4 года назад

È davvero un peccato che non sia mai abbastanza apprezzata e fatta conoscere una così bella musica nonché gli artisti che tanti sforzi profondono per darci il meglio di questo genere molto particolare!!

@katerisvec3055 6 лет назад

Really beautiful! And the accompaniment of the symbol was nice too

@EmPurple Год назад

This is fascinating!

@Robert-el6ky 8 лет назад

Wonderfully beautiful ladies

@hannahh.7296 6 лет назад

Wow this wonderful!

@gabrielartillaga1194 3 года назад

Amazing! My jaw just dropped.

@katekleinsteuber7652 5 лет назад

Absolutely incredible!

@wisdomseeker0142 5 лет назад

What!!!!!???? This was phenomenal!!

@goprodog4304 3 года назад

Liszt Ferenc, thank you for this too, you are a real Magyar. Greetings from Hungary to you all.

@alexandercarder2281 4 года назад

O my gosh this is profound. The love song reminds me of a Steam Train puffing along.

@deliamoore6769 3 года назад

I just heard the Love Song on DEVS and loved it. Something so soothing about it.

@captainboggles 7 лет назад

reminds me of dog sleds... awesome stuff... superb.

@matthewmann8969 3 года назад

Hypnotized and mesmerized

@L33tLady 7 лет назад

Beautiful!

@luthienbellamy7883 5 лет назад

Hermoso, muy hermoso, sin palabras.

@infernowolf1850 3 года назад

I want to try this, it sounds fun and calming and soothing

@oddbodly 4 года назад

Fun to listen to . These ladies are the best I have heard.

@kimbeggs 4 года назад

Kiah Hachey and Karen Flaherty are wonderful.

@lynettehall8615 9 месяцев назад

Amazing. Didn’t know this existed. ❤️

@mukhumor 3 года назад

It's so abstract.

@DStrayCat69 2 года назад

Hi from Edmonton🙂I spent a lot of time in the NWT and Yukon and LOVE Inuit people and I Love your Singing... I have been following a group of Natives in Siberia name "Otyken". I don't know what Nation they are part of, but I love their music. They do a bit of Throat Singing, but it's more like "Mongolian" than a native style like yours... I hope you can spread your style more 🙂

@jandunn169 2 года назад

I saw some of this singing in the movie "Fastrunner". Thank you for sharing this music with us..

@fan_sanah Год назад

Interesuję się kulturą Indiańską z obu Ameryk i Inuitów, pięknie, że ktoś dalej kultywuje ich tradycje 👏

@emilykoenig9508 7 месяцев назад

So cool!! Thank you for sharing!

@michaeljohnchapman8772 3 года назад

Were the background acoustics necessary?

@sophiatacc5178 3 года назад

This is so complicated and awesome. Mad respect

@SleeperHonda 7 лет назад

Thank you..... Fighter and the Kid!

@sharbee6657 7 лет назад

Awesome!!!

@saszab 7 лет назад

Fantastic!!! For me it sounds like something extraterrestrial! Never heard before about the Inuit throat singing. I knew only about the Tuvan throat singing (and some other Asian), and I like it also very much.

@NyyHydrae 5 лет назад

Thanks for sharing ❤ Amazing and beautiful! Ladies, you are soooooo talented!

@alejandrobermudez7508 4 года назад

Maravilloso: hay música en el Hombre.

@FranciscoLizama1 6 лет назад

So beatiful!!! please do a tutorial on how sing katajjaq!!!!

@jeevannarney1220 10 дней назад

Amazing.

@brianjones6500 Месяц назад

Super jive! Great vibe!

@nunashiss 4 года назад

You are Her experience with the throat Singing

@jagodalotz3034 2 года назад

This is just amazing!

@ithewanderer830 3 года назад

...wow. Excellent performance👍👍

@peterartboy 3 года назад

There's something very sensual with the way these two woman interact with each other, looking directly into each other eyes and standing a few inches apart, it was as if the were locked together in the most intimate way. I found the entire performance very feral and earthy and I loved very much.