Tuvan throat singing that produces two tones at the same time is called:
A)igil.
B)erhu.
C)khoomii.
D)carillon.
E)didjeridu.

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The technique of Tuvan throat singing that produces two tones at once is called khoomii. Igil is a two-stringed bowed instrument, erhu is a two-stringed bowed instrument from China, carillon is a medieval instrument consisting of bells played with a keyboard, and didjeridu is a wind instrument from Australia. None of these options refer to the technique of Tuvan throat singing.

Tuvan Throat Singing That Produces Two Tones at the Same