As mentioned above (after the title), "morin khuur" (say: "maw'reen hoor") is the national instrument of Mongolia; a kind of cello having 2 strings only (the big one, here on stage, being like a bass, so "ikh huur"), both made of head-hair of horse (not of "horse head", ha ha!...); the 2 smaller ones that we see on stage are like sharper-sounding (trebled?) ones, so like rustic violins, named there "tovs huur" (as said correctly by HanHentii). OK? 9 minutos atrás
Splendid!!! Nice to see a real group, diversified, playing and singing fantastically traditional music from Mongolia. I just regret that the overtone singer(s = 2?) were not highlighted, for us to watch his/their fabulous techniques. Anyway, my sincere compliments and many, many thanks for this chance. Great post!!!
One can really see the images of nature and animal lif they play with their instruments... wonderful!
latanyasdance 3 months ago
spirit came and downloading energy
voltronvolt 4 months ago
spirit come
voltronvolt 4 months ago
I should have drunk more fermented horses milk in Ulaanbaatar! Mein Gott, Das ist fantastisch!
brianroger 11 months ago
Somebody should've removed fucking Jesus from the main view!!!!!!!!
negroaplanadora 11 months ago
@negroaplanadora
Bro,Jesus also like Mongolian Music !!! :)))
geolts899 6 months ago
amazing!!!
ericmanok 1 year ago
if humans did something good, than it probably was music
cayapo 1 year ago
Sounds like something you would hear in the soundtrack of a great sword fighting action movie.
Wedge61 1 year ago
Tuva or not tuva? No question!
keylawk 1 year ago
@keylawk not tuva! they are mongols.tuvans and mongols are different.
XOBOPXYH 1 year ago
Tuva or not tuva? No question!
keylawk 1 year ago
@keylawk Mongolian
lollenee 8 months ago
MAGIC!
jrak 1 year ago
I like this very much. I wish I can have 10,000 horses. Justin Bieber has no horses. Hah!
AaaaaarghRage 1 year ago
@AaaaaarghRage He does have many whore fans though.
Just4Th3Lulz 1 year ago
Very nice performance - thanks for the show! :-)
jcmegabyte 1 year ago
Mongol ayas ni uurd munkh saihanaar uyangalaj baig
urmatetgu 1 year ago
Wow..impressive!
killerpyti 1 year ago
They allready have one :-)
"memmories of my Homeland"
greetings
Terrorspike 1 year ago
Do we know if they will ever make an album recording? I would love to be able to listen to this everywhere!
silverlament 1 year ago 3
@silverlament they have made a record. It was sold to concert
BimborgBroadcast 1 year ago 2
@silverlament yes they made some recordings. Have a look on their website
Holy201 1 year ago
@Holy201 google "hosoo"
Holy201 1 year ago
@silverlament anyone know where this can be bought in the US?
thanks in advance
kyoshimarcus 6 months ago
@kyoshimarcus
I have no idea, I've been looking for YEARS, myself!
silverlament 6 months ago
To Silverlament:
As mentioned above (after the title), "morin khuur" (say: "maw'reen hoor") is the national instrument of Mongolia; a kind of cello having 2 strings only (the big one, here on stage, being like a bass, so "ikh huur"), both made of head-hair of horse (not of "horse head", ha ha!...); the 2 smaller ones that we see on stage are like sharper-sounding (trebled?) ones, so like rustic violins, named there "tovs huur" (as said correctly by HanHentii). OK? 9 minutos atrás
TheMaraozao 1 year ago
Splendid!!! Nice to see a real group, diversified, playing and singing fantastically traditional music from Mongolia. I just regret that the overtone singer(s = 2?) were not highlighted, for us to watch his/their fabulous techniques. Anyway, my sincere compliments and many, many thanks for this chance. Great post!!!
TheMaraozao 1 year ago
i miss mongolia. mongol saihan oron.
sarahcharlotte999 1 year ago
very nice...i love that...
mihai1miky 1 year ago
OUTSTANDING!
r800rt 2 years ago
Oh my, this was amazing. And the most beautiful overtone I've heard.
PetterP 2 years ago
Mongolian people are really amazing !
air90ful 2 years ago 3
Die treten jedes jahr auf dem badessener obertonfestival auf!das ist immer sooo klasse!das ganze festival ist einfach fantastisch!
ElFrie1001 2 years ago
Glorious !
Thank you.......
Eva0leine 2 years ago
I love it :-) !!!
Many Greetings
Klaus
oghene9 2 years ago
My blood is really boiling !!!
MrSheliak 2 years ago
What are the names of the plucked instruments? They look like two of the same thing . . .?
silverlament 2 years ago
that instrument's name is "tovshuur".
HanHentii 2 years ago
Thank you very much :)
silverlament 2 years ago
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TheMaraozao 1 year ago
Sound of my beautiful nomadic culture. Message from Mongolian spirit? Unlimited freedom better than best...
behee1110 2 years ago 5
yeahhh!!!!
HanHentii 2 years ago 3
true spirit of nomad warriors
BioSnowMan 2 years ago 14
Amazing.
paperballoons 3 years ago 12
lol wat
Teefless 3 years ago