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THROAT SINGING IN KANGIRSUK
June 7, 2020  | By David Bianculli  | 1 comment

YouTube, 2:15 p.m. ET

 
I’m familiar with native Tuvan throat singing from Russia, thanks to the brilliant Ondar CD Back Tuva Future. But this film, a Sundance Film Festival entry presented in this virtual We Are One: Global Film Festival lineup and website, looks at Throat Singing in Kangirsuk – which I had to look up. Kangirsuk, it turns out, isn’t in Russia. It’s in Canada: an Inuit village in northern Nunavik in Quebec. Don’t arrive late, or blink: This documentary is only three minutes long. In terms of context and expansiveness, therefore, don’t expect a very deep Throat.
 
 
 
 
 
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MAS
See the excellent documentary "Genghis Blues" on Tubi, or if you have a Roku, on the Roku channel, or even part with $4 and watch it on Amazon or iTunes. It's an amazing story about a blind San Francisco musician who teaches himself Tuvan throat singing by listening to short wave radio. He traveled to Tuva to compete in their annual throat singing competition. Great movie.
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