The World of

Overtone Singing
Overtone singingor throat singingis a
special technique of manipulating the
vocal tract that has arisen independently
throughout the world.
Master khoomei (Tuvan throat singing)
performer Narisu will greet visitors,
answer questions about Mongolian
music, and demonstrate khoomei.
Students from the WFU course
Introduction to the Music of World
Cultures will also present a mini-exhibit
of their research on several traditions of
overtone singing.

Wednesday, February 15,

3:00pm to 5:00pm
at the Museum of Anthropology
Light refreshments will be served.
ADMISSION IS FREE
For more information visit moa.wfu.edu.
This event is cosponsored by the Silk Road Series,
WFU Department of Music, and UNC Greensboro.