Dutch throat singer, multi-instrumentalist, and teacher with over 20 years of experience exploring and sharing the rich traditions of Mongolian music.
I'm Rowan Hartsuiker, a Dutch throat singer, multi-instrumentalist, and passionate student of Mongolian music and culture. My journey with Mongolian throat singing began in 2006, and over the years I've dedicated myself to exploring its techniques, vocal styles, and cultural traditions.
Alongside throat singing, I specialise in traditional Mongolian instruments, including the morin khuur, Altai harp, khuuchir, tovshuur, and different jaw harps.
Through my lessons, I enjoy sharing the knowledge and experience I've gathered over the years, helping others discover their own voice, develop their musical skills, and connect with the fascinating world of Mongolian music. Whether you're a complete beginner or an experienced musician, I aim to create a welcoming and personal learning experience tailored to your interests and goals.
Single Lessons
Start with an individual lesson to discover your teacher’s approach, discuss your goals, and begin learning throat singing or traditional Mongolian instruments.
Monthly packages: Looking to develop your skills over time?
For students who want to practise regularly and make steady progress, we also offer personalised monthly lesson programs. Whether you prefer two lessons per month or a different learning rhythm, we'll work with you and your teacher to create a program that suits your goals.
Prefer to learn with others? Group lessons for two or more participants can also be arranged. Contact us to explore the possibilities.
We help ensure a smooth learning experience and support your progress when needed.
Rowan and Saran are here to help whenever you need us. More about us here.
Decades of experience with Mongolian throat singing and musicians.
Easy payments, clear invoices, and reliable administration.
We bridge language barriers between students and teachers.
We're here to answer questions and assist you along the way.
Connect with renowned artists, book live performances, join workshops, and explore cultural journeys to Mongolia.
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