Canadian Inuit Nunavut Throat Singing: Acoustic Sovereignty as Climate Archive in Pangnirtung

加拿大因纽特努纳武特喉音歌唱：庞纳图克的声学主权作为气候档案

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In Pangnirtung’s fjord-carved landscape, Inuit throat singing (katajjaq) functions as acoustic sovereignty—vocal frequencies calibrated to sea-ice thickness measurements transmitted across generations without instrumentation.
Each duet’s harmonic resonance shifts annually to match changing ice-crack propagation speeds, documented in pitch-shift logs maintained by elder singers since 1947.

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