Tuvan Throat Singing (Part 3)

Learn about tuvan throat singing (part 3): compare scale systems from western, indian, and middle eastern traditions

🎵 Stage Brief #84

Balinese gamelan music features rapid interlocking patterns called kotekan, where two players alternate notes at high speed.

🎯 Your mission

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⚡ The twist

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What you'll learn

Balinese gamelan music features rapid interlocking patterns called kotekan, where two players alternate notes at high speed.

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