Overtone Singing
How to hear your own overtones?
In exactly two weeks I will host a free introduction event to my online course Overtone Singing – Basics. This course is now running non-stop: students can join anytime and get life-long access. This event will be on June 13 at 2 PM Central European Time, and hosted by Hsi-Yin. Register here if you want →
Töne im Sturm: Singing Parallel Overtones
About the unknown “parallel-third technique” of overtone singing For decades I have known a technique of Western overtone →
Spring 2026 Program
Concerts, workshops and other upcoming events. Details below 23 April, 2026 Eurasian Quartet live at Sappho, Taipei ● 9:00pm~11:00pm Mark Van Tongeren – voice Luc Houtkamp – saxophone, clarinetPablo Liebhaber – percussionShih-Yang Lee – piano 2026年 5月24日/ Sunday May 24, 2026 Concert of the Tibetan Bon chanting group in Gallery Sun, Taipei 西藏苯教唱誦共學團 Register now. Weekly →
Discovering Lin Shuen-Long’s PEI
Early Summer IUooUI was invited to sing for the opening of a new Art Museum in Yingge. A →
O TRIOM remembers Michael Vetter
(中文請見下方） During one of my concerts in Taucha, Germany, last month, I asked the audience who knows the name Michael Vetter. Several people raised their hands. But as I expected, many people at the Ancient Trance Festival don’t know his name. Of course, quite a few more may have heard his music in the Age →
2022 in sounds, sights and smells
Events by the Taiwan Overtone Singing Association and IUooUI The year began with our new performance group, IUooUI →
Book Launch 1, 2 & 3
Join me this weekend for the first of three launch events of the book and album Overtone Singing. →
Book and Audio Anthology published
A few days ago, Overtone Singing – Hidden Dimensions of the Human Voice has arrived at its distribution →
Introducing: IUooUI
A new group called IUooUI is going to give its first series of full performances. Most of us →
Founding the Taiwan Overtone Singing Association
On 12/12/2021 we started the founding of the TOSA, or Taiwan Overtone Singing Association. It was an old →