From Tuvan throat singing to yodelling, which is the hardest to master? Alex Marshall finds out.
There are a multitude of unique and intricate singing styles around the world that symbolise the cultures where they were born. But which of these is the hardest to master? And how would a complete novice begin trying to learn them? Full story.
Alex Marshall (BBC) / July 26, 2018
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