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Inuit throat singing, or
katajjaq (Inuktitut: ᑲᑕᔾᔭᖅ), is a
distinct type of
throat singing uniquely found among the Inuit. It is a form of
musical performance...
- used in
dance music as far back as can be known, and a
vocal style called katajjaq (Inuit
throat singing) has
become of
interest in
Canada and abroad. Characteristics...
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language as well as for the gemstone. In
October 2019,
several performers of
katajjaq,
including Canadian Inuk
throat singer Tanya Tagaq,
accused Caroline Shaw...
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serve also such
practical goals as
luring in the hunt; or
entertainment (
katajjaqs of Inuit).
Among some
peoples of the Altai-Sayan region,
including Tofa...
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commodity in
contemporary music: joy." In
October 2019,
several performers of
katajjaq,
including Canadian Inuk
throat singer Tanya Tagaq,
accused Caroline Shaw...
- Nattiez, Jean-Jacques (1983). "The Rek****ara of the Ainu (****an) and the
Katajjaq of the
Inuit (Canada): A Comparison". The
World of Music. 25 (2): 33–44...
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including string games, hide-and-s****,
juggling and
rhymes and riddles. The
katajjaq tradition is also well-known; it is a
vocal contest between two women,...
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practical goals as
luring game in the hunt; or
entertainment (such as the
katajjaq of the Inuit).
Animal communication Animal language Bioacoustics Bird vocalization...
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PIQSIQ is an
Inuit throat singing (
katajjaq) duo
composed of
sisters Tiffany Ayalik and
Inuksuk Mackay. They
blend traditional Inuit throat singing practices...
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Press 1986 Nattiez, Jean-Jacques The Rek****ara of the Ainu (****an) and the
Katajjaq of the
Inuit (Canada) A
Comparison in Le
Monde de la musique, Vol. 25,...
