Huun Huur Tu - Prayer / Foreign Land

[666Valgus666]

anyone know the name of the prayer exactly so i can chant it?

I'm a throat singer and feel capable of doing this... just dont have the words... ide like them in the native language its in then ill get a translation somehow.... and if even both could be provided even better!!!!

[MartinaBC19]

Wonderful!

[awolproductions1]

look up tyvawiki google and go to lyrics section under Oske Cherde(which means foriegn land)

[SANCTIONTRAP]

I dont understand the lyrics but i understand the music. Thank you 

[MisogiWaAikidoDesu]

@SANCTIONTRAP

One of the best comments on Youtube.

[TranceRVictriX]

Any one know the lyrics? Please, This is amazing song!

[throneofcrap]

Wow.. 3 people have no ears.

[amazonhippie]

I heard some lines from Dyngyldai in there, but that is a different song. Crazy.

[Missix1992]

I wish I could understand the lyrics .. or maybe not, maybe that would take the magic of the music away?

[cuzoon]

Saw you live in Munich in the 90ies and I think you are AWESOME performers!!!  Wish to see you again! God bless you!

[vbekiv]

watch this, then listen to the KLF Chill Out Album :)

[leeham991]

Ahh there any actual racist comments, or is it now racism to talk about the origin of cultural groups?

[ongawesgone]

I loved their work/contribution to the Geronimo: American Legend soundtrack.

[PhilFilth]

They played these songs when I saw them live at palais montcalm in my city, Québec! I wasn't sure if I was about to like before I went there. But they were just awesome !:P

[8obinka]

Part Two, especially good music.

[novocain13]

Lovely performance! And you can hear how much the horse means in their culture.. Just to bad that it ends so abruptly. Thanks for sharing! =)

[dreacul]

Does anybody knows if the saliva is necesary to be maintained on the throat while "throat singing" ???? It might be a silly question...

[TheHunpower1]

Very good video!

Grteetings from Hungary !

Long live the turanian Brotherhood!

[IdelUralState]

OUR TURKIC SOUL IS ONE

[crazyperson141]

i wish this video lasted forever

[DrYenisun]

lets rock!

[DrYenisun]

original Death Metal!

[Olamuk]

The first piece was just unreal! The 2nd song is just awesome; great rythm and good sound. Fantastic stuff.

[gerPzoidberg]

now... it's just music: thanks. xD

[XOBOPXYH]

their clothes is deffinately mongol traditional costumes.

[awaii90210]

So... That's the kind of music that spurred on the horsemen of the steppes on their way from the depths of Mongolia to the soft core of Europa... Oustanding.

[citlaltlamina]

Not even when i drink too much beer too quickly i can`t sing like that for so long

[LoisachFront18]

dont think about where it comes from all the time and just enjoy the music and let your spirits be free!

[jopie550]

freakin awesome

[RaAlila]

Look all this ethnic and race related comments under a good music !

Is this how you bunch show your respect to art ?

If anyone has a valuable info, please stop writing from your guts and put a citation, show a reference for God's sake !!

and what the hell with this being Turkic and all ? why the world goes in an upheval when someone says that the other is of Turkic origin ? If you dig deep enough, you will end up in Africa anyway, so what's the point ?

[oharov]

@RaAlila

adam haklı beyler.

ignore the racist comments talking about ethnicity. but this is a music video so origin of the culture still matters. since tuva is near altai mountains, which are thought to be the birthplace of all turkic languages and culture.

that is obvious that tuvans have their original way along with the natural similarities with the other turkic-mongolic peoples, but it's tough to blame commenters here for trying to relate themselves with these nice people and their music

[ALISTOSmc]

@RaAlila africa's music roots are a lot but they are not the only!

[3moonlightdrive]

this was the last thing that made me feel sure that hungarians are related to mongolians. incredible, i feel my blood is moving and beating

[irishlinuxgeek]

@3moonlightdrive Mongolians related to the Hugarians? I'm not saying you're wrong, but could you please enlighten me/us? Not being Hungarian, or from another country conquered by Genghis, is fail to see how both relate.

[3moonlightdrive]

@irishlinuxgeek

its not exactly known where hungarians came from to europe, but there is an assumption that from mongolia. we lived exactly as mongolians..... in big tents, our clothes were similar, we were a nation with horses, we even looked asian-like. i am not an expert in this question, but when i heard this music i felt i know where i belong or rather where "im from".

[aerken]

turan!

[vef444]

best!!!!! i love you!

[Faminekmk]

Love it

[Joshefendi]

REHBER Qur'an

HEDEF TURAN! ( :

[RobertinioFTW]

lol

[theodor28uzunov]

they are not turks,they are from Tuva.

[Joshefendi]

we are their decendants

[deathmetalterrorist]

i would give anything to see one of their shows!!!

[Otacon144]

Cuts off right at the best part! D:

[xXxTheSorrowxXx]

Hypnotic.

[DRAGOVODA]

I want them here in Bucharest, Romania !:(

They are fantastic !!!!!!

[ypy2516]

Acum o saptamana a fost in Brasov Sainkho Namtchylak care mai canta cu ei, a avut un mic concert si si'a prezentat stilul de cantec. A promis ca se va reintoarce curand cu cei de la Huun Huur Tu in Romania.

[DRAGOVODA]

MINUNAT!!!!!!!Voi fi cu ochi in patru!

Multumesc!Sunt fantastici frate!

[Mysenthrope]

Which album/song(s) are these? It's always these 2 on Youtube.

[DRAGOVODA]

First part, only throat singing is from the album: "Fly, Fly, My Sadness(with The Bulgarian Voices Angelite & Moscow Art Trio)

and the second song is named "Aa shuu de kei-oo" from the album "Spirits of Tuva" :)

[matreyia]

Holy Moly....!

[TheOwl54]

Well, this style of music & singing is absolutely fascinating & deeply inspiring. It leads down to the roots, to the grounds of life.

I was so happy to enjoy a concert of Huun-Huur-Tu just 1 week ago at Gruenberg in Germany. Great ! Great ! Great ! You have to see & hear them live !

[JsvartkorpJ]

Bring them over to Düsseldorf ;)

[xXxTheSorrowxXx]

D-dorf, bin ich dabei ^^

[hangman35]

wonderfull

[guidojimenez83]

this is a video showing a very uncommon style of music (at least to the western world), an interesting display of culture and pretty cool music by the way... and people waste time and space in useless arguments over ethnic and linguistic origins, so sad...

[LeatherBikerGene]

I saw HuunHuurTu in concert in Frankfurt, Germany in 1996 and it was THE most memorable concert experience of my life! the music is so moving. I also saw Tuvan street performers in Germany during the winter of 2006/2007 and I was again mesmerized by their music. Phenomenal!!!

[elnyka]

Good lord, talking to you is like talking to a brick wall.

[abulkalam1]

elnyka, the country that is called Turkey today is really the last remnant of the Imperial Ottoman, the population a mixture of local Armenian, Greek, Slav and of course a small percentage of Central Asian Turkic. Pan Turkism is a recent movement that played a key role in breakup of Ottoman empire. Pan Turkism continues to this day and you can google or wiki on this to find more.

[elnyka]

Understand this. Native American groups and languages evolved in isolation, taking up form thousands of years after they left Siberia.

Turkic groups (or any other language group in the world) also evolved AFTER that migration.

You have two choices:

1. Educate yourself, or

2. Talk about things you are not educated, and formulate wrong points of view just to support a nationalistic agenda.

Your choice. If you don't understand this, I'm not going to waste further time with you.

[miighankurt]

Elnyka first thing I'd want to tell you is not to bother talking to someone who can't understand what you are saying hehe. I kinda feel bad for you writing all this academic info if no one listens. Bro there's more to it than the linguists are saying. Lets put it this way; Natives are red race and Turkic people are red race. I'll explain a lil more about what I mean and the connection between Natives and Turks. By Turks I mean Turkic folks in Asia and the Arctic, not Republic of Turkye.

[elnyka]

Every single language group in existence today, Turkic, Japonic, Tungus, Indo-European, Dravidian, Bantu, and all the dozens languages in the Americas first emerged around 8,000BC to 6,000BC.

That's 4,000 to 6,000BC after the ancestors of Native Americans became isolated from the rest of the world.

This is not counting the possibility of even earlier migrations through the Bering straight and other possible migrations via Polynesia.

[elnyka]

The correct statement is that there is a remote and yet direct genetic and probably linguistic connection between the Na-Dene and a an ancient group in Siberia, probably PaleoSiberian, with all evidence suggesting the connection with the Yenisean.

This is not the same as saying 'Tuvans are even related to native americans from northe america' which implies a wholesome connection between Turkiks groups and every single Native ethnic group in North America.

[fIRBN]

Actually Tuvans are a blend of Yenisean Turkic and Samoyedic people

[elnyka]

Furthermore, the genetic and linguistic connection with the Na-Dene is not clearly stablish. For all we know, it could (and most likely is) with PaleoSiberian groups that preceded Turkik and Tungus populations.

[elnyka]

exactly, some, in particular SOME of the Na-Dene having a remote connection with Yenisean populations. I'm quite familiar with that.

But you say they were related TO native americans (meaning all). The Na-Dene are a component (and a minority) of the Native populations in North America.

This is not even counting the much greater diversity on the entire of the Americas.

[elnyka]

Good lord, that's stupid.

[Fraeg]

was fortunate enough to see these guys in northern ca, in oh 1998? one of the most memorable concerts i have ever seen.

[rylorichter]

Tuvans!!! are turks, as Uyghurs, or Kirgyz, or Turks in Turkey. If somebody wants to know more, check any encyclopedia.. even shit wikipedia has a pretty good article about this people.

[chicagochicago1]

Mongilian!!! no Turkey

[rcanento]

Of course! Turk it's not the same as Turkish!

Jeezz!

[2argus3]

What is mongilian you moron? They are Tuvan and Tuvans are Turkic.. Not from Turkey nor Mongolia

[atisello]

There is a Tuva Turkic music.I was lucky;because ım TURK.

[sandrik100]

La musica divina!