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Learn overtone singing with a European champion (traditional Mongolian/ Tuvan songs, guttural, harmonic)
From 90 C$ /h
My first lesson is the most important; it's a three-hour introductory course to Mongolian singing, where I teach the three main styles: Kargyraa (low-pitched singing, like a didgeridoo), Khoomei (medium-pitched singing, like a jaw harp), and Sygyt (high-pitched singing, like a flute). If you only want to learn one style, then you don't need the full three hours; one or two will suffice. This introductory course will give you all the basics you need to practice the techniques on your own, and you may not need any further lessons.
My teaching approach is based on precision, because these techniques demand it! However, being largely self-taught and having experimented extensively myself, I know what not to do, just as I know the transformative techniques that make all the difference. Also, since everyone is different, I have several ways of approaching the same technique; if one method doesn't suit you, I'll surely have another solution!
My teaching approach is based on precision, because these techniques demand it! However, being largely self-taught and having experimented extensively myself, I know what not to do, just as I know the transformative techniques that make all the difference. Also, since everyone is different, I have several ways of approaching the same technique; if one method doesn't suit you, I'll surely have another solution!
Location
At student's location :
- Around Vitry-sur-Seine, France
Online from France
About Me
My name is Jérôme, and I learned overtone singing in 2016 on my own after extensive research into Mongolian/Tuvan chants. Through several years of rigorous practice, I've mastered the main techniques of Mongolian/Tuvan overtone singing, as well as some lesser-known styles, but rest assured, you'll see results quite quickly!
My technique has allowed me to perform concerts accompanied by talented musicians, including a performance on the main stage of the Le Rêve de l'Aborigène festival (the largest French world music festival, with more than 5000 people), which led to a masterclass where I taught 20 students.
In 2021, I received a nomination for best Kargyraa (the deep singing that resembles a Didgeridoo) when I participated in the first online overtone singing tournament organized by the Tuva Cultural Center.
In 2022, I had the opportunity to meet one of my idols, Imre Peemot, who is, in my opinion, one of the best throat singers in the world. I spent four days with him and assisted him during two days of workshops. This allowed me to learn from a true master and absorb his teaching methods, which I have since shared in my own classes.
In 2025, I won the prize for best Sygyt (high-pitched singing, like a flute) at the first European Throat Singing Tournament which took place in Switzerland, the prize was given to me by 1 Mongolian master, 1 Tuvan master and another internationally renowned singer.
Today I am trying to push the boundaries of overtone singing and beatboxing by developing new styles of subharmonic singing.
My technique has allowed me to perform concerts accompanied by talented musicians, including a performance on the main stage of the Le Rêve de l'Aborigène festival (the largest French world music festival, with more than 5000 people), which led to a masterclass where I taught 20 students.
In 2021, I received a nomination for best Kargyraa (the deep singing that resembles a Didgeridoo) when I participated in the first online overtone singing tournament organized by the Tuva Cultural Center.
In 2022, I had the opportunity to meet one of my idols, Imre Peemot, who is, in my opinion, one of the best throat singers in the world. I spent four days with him and assisted him during two days of workshops. This allowed me to learn from a true master and absorb his teaching methods, which I have since shared in my own classes.
In 2025, I won the prize for best Sygyt (high-pitched singing, like a flute) at the first European Throat Singing Tournament which took place in Switzerland, the prize was given to me by 1 Mongolian master, 1 Tuvan master and another internationally renowned singer.
Today I am trying to push the boundaries of overtone singing and beatboxing by developing new styles of subharmonic singing.
Education
I learned overtone singing in 2016 on my own after doing a lot of research on Mongolian/Touvain songs. It is with several years of rigorous practice that I was able to master the main techniques of Mongolian overtone singing as well as the lesser known styles, but rest assured, you will get results rather quickly! I recently took a course by Tuvan singing master Imre Peemot, who is a renowned artist, which enriched my already existing knowledge and techniques.
Experience / Qualifications
My technique allowed me to perform concerts accompanied by talented musicians, including a performance on the main stage of the Le Rêve de l'Aborigène festival (a world music festival), which gave rise to a masterclass where I taught 20 students. Since then, I teach in groups or in private lessons (face-to-face or webcam).
I also participated in two overtone singing competitions organized by the Tuva cultural center, and was nominated in the category "Dedication to Tuvan Kargyraa"
I also participated in two overtone singing competitions organized by the Tuva cultural center, and was nominated in the category "Dedication to Tuvan Kargyraa"
Age
Teenagers (13-17 years old)
Adults (18-64 years old)
Seniors (65+ years old)
Student level
Beginner
Intermediate
Advanced
Duration
120 minutes
The class is taught in
French
English
Skills
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