Jonathan Cope

Mongolian / Tuvan 'Khoomei' throat or overtone singing – Author of the best selling series “How to play the Didgeridoo”, Jonathan Cope now offers tuition/workshops in various styles of overtone singing, a special vocal technique that originates in Central Asia (mongolia & Tuva) where it is known as Khoomei.

By using careful control of the vocal apparatus it becomes possible for one person to sing more than two notes simultaneously. These techniques can be learnt by many people and are wonderful to listen to but even better to use personally.

Instruments for sale

In addition to offering workshops over the weekend, Jonathan will have with him his usual amazing and wonderful plethora or musical instruments that he collects from all over the world. Believe us when we say its unlikely that you will have even heard of or seen some of these amazing things he finds – Instruments will be for sale and Jonathan always encourages everyone to have a try before you buy.

Workshops

* Throat singing workshop. Learn to sing two notes at once with this ancient singing style. Easily learnt techniques for all levels. 2 hours - £15 pp.
* Jews harp workshop. Learn basic styles and playing techniques. 1 hour - £10 pp.
I am also available for 1-2-1 sessions for the above plus didgeridoo / circular breathing. £10 - 30 mins.

You can listen to some of Jonny's music on Youtube and on his website Sound For Health