Tyva Kyzy, Daughters of Tuva, all-women Tuvan throat-singers, Female Folk Ensemble, Concert Booking, Khoomei

Tyva Kyzy links and Resources

Tyva Kyzy CD's and Posters

Setkilemden sergek yr-dyr

Songs and Sounds of Tuva PDF

Article Featuring Tyva Kyzy by Stefan Kamola, MA University of Washington

Tyva Kyzy on Wikipedia

Article about throatsinging PDF

Featuring Tyva Kyzy, by Sarah Wallin

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Tyva Kyzy (Daughters of Tuva) are the one and only all-female Tuvan throat-singing and folk music ensemble. Their unique music and performance bring together female harmonic vocal techniques with the rarely heard sounds of female throat-singing. The group has masterfully performs with a wide range of traditional and legendary folk instruments such as Igil, the horse headed fiddle, Cha-Khomus, a large mouth harp and their signature instrument the Chadagan which resembles a hammered dulcimer. The groups vividly textured songs and colorful performance fill the audience with energy and emotion and evoke the traditions and sonic landscapes of Tuva with evocative and surprising sounds, humorous and tender lullabies and thundering power! Tyva Kyzy brings a breath of fresh air to the overtone rich melodies and natural rhythms of Tuvan music.

These rare women throat-singers go far beyond novelty and shock value.
They are outstanding musicians.

Janos Gereben, SFVG