![]() ![]() Now the group says it will, among other things, immediately “find opportunities to amplify and support performing artists” of throat singing, and other Indigenous musicians with whom they work, “in concrete and monetary ways.” The statement issued late Tuesday evening by a vocal group called Roomful of Teeth came after Tanya Tagaq, the award-winning Inuit performer, said they had no business integrating Inuit throat singing into their work-especially without attribution. (Nunatsiaq News file photo)Īn acclaimed choir from the United States says it wants to “support the important work of Indigenous resurgence.” Inuit throat singing is passed from generation to generation of Inuit: here, Grade 5 and 6 students from Simon Alaittuq School throat sing in February 2018 at hearings held by the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls in Rankin Inlet. ![]()
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