Editing Overtone singing (section)

=== Tibet ===
[[Tibet]]an [[Buddhist chant]]ing is a subgenre of throat singing, mainly practiced by monks of Tibet, including Khokhonor ([[Qinghai]]) province in the [[Tibetan plateau]] area, Tibetan monks of [[Nepal]], [[Bhutan]], [[India]], and various locations in the [[Himalayas|Himalayan]] region. Most often the chants hold to the lower pitches possible in throat singing. Various ceremonies and prayers call for throat singing in [[Tibetan Buddhism]], often with more than one monk chanting at a time.
There are different Tibetan throat singing styles, such as Gyuke ({{langx|bo|རྒྱུད་སྐད་}} [[Wylie transliteration|Wylie]]: {{transliteration|bo|rgyud skad}}), which uses the lowest pitch of voice; Dzoke ({{lang|bo|མཛོ་སྐད་}} {{transliteration|bo|mdzo skad}}); and Gyer ({{lang|bo|གྱེར་}} {{transliteration|bo|gyer}}).