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If you think singing two notes simultaneously is humanly impossible just like maybe, penning down two different words at the same time, you need to continue reading.
A video of German artiste Anna-Maria Hefele performing polyphonic overtone singing - a voice technique where one person sings two notes at the same time - has left viewers completely wonder-struck.
On her website, Hefele says this style is originally from Mongolia, locally known as Sygyt.
With over 2 million hits on her YouTube video, Hefele has become an Internet hit.
She stuns and spooks at the same time as well, and the monochrome look of the video adds to the whole feel. The different forms of polyphonic overtone singing demonstrated by her will send chills down your spine.
Watch and don't try to find a second singer, because there isn't one:
A video of German artiste Anna-Maria Hefele performing polyphonic overtone singing - a voice technique where one person sings two notes at the same time - has left viewers completely wonder-struck.
On her website, Hefele says this style is originally from Mongolia, locally known as Sygyt.
With over 2 million hits on her YouTube video, Hefele has become an Internet hit.
She stuns and spooks at the same time as well, and the monochrome look of the video adds to the whole feel. The different forms of polyphonic overtone singing demonstrated by her will send chills down your spine.
Watch and don't try to find a second singer, because there isn't one:
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