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@astr0tugi I'm not arguing that. I was referring to a very specific style being mainly practiced in Tuva. Yes there are variations in Western Mongolia. I'm not sure I worded my replies correctly.
ezridaeus 1 year ago
Turkije guzel. I learned that Turkey is a beautiful place full of wonderful people, but I never heard them sing throat music.
hohnerfreak 2 years ago
This song in any case is wonderful! :-) I love Amra's throat-singing and the music of Egschiglen in general. Can someone tell me, where took place this workshop?
goldnmoon 3 years ago 3
Amaging Borbangnadyr!!super!!!
haywhnk 3 years ago 3
I love Mongolians<3
wonjoo89 4 years ago 3
he's good, nice khoomii.
ExtraSmoker 4 years ago
Yes, it's traditional to Tuva, Mongolia, but also in Altai, Khakassia and some other places. However, this particular performance is a "cover" of a song by the late, great Tuvan singer Gennadi Tumat, which evidently the members of Egshiglen heard on the radio. This is documented by van Tongeren.
Thanks for sharing it. Lots more videos at my page.
Steve "Throatsinger" Sklar
Throatsinger 4 years ago
come on it's just a song!
no need to get into the history of it m'ami!
breizhernamer 4 years ago
Hey... Don't take it so personal. I am in agreeance with you on the history of it. I'm talking about present day.
ezridaeus 4 years ago
amazing stuff, seeing them so it live is amazing.
sicarim 4 years ago
Trust me it's not just in Mongolia. That's where it traditionally developed.
Admin022 5 years ago
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its Turkic
denizceptacon 4 years ago
it´s not turkic!!!! turkic ppl will never can do such a thing trust me
tvmee 4 years ago
tell other if u wanna see them laughing at you
blossita 4 years ago
shut up,He's Mongol
BioSnowMan 4 years ago
Of course Amra is Mongol ... but throat singing in general is practiced in different Mongolian and Turkish areas ... and although it is nowadays no more so usual in Turkey, this kind of singing was/is known there, too. Cannot understand for which reason so many people become harshly, when discussing this question. I love Mongolia. But this is no reason to have something against Turkish peoples!In addition it is here about music and not politics. So stay kindly, please!
goldnmoon 3 years ago 3
My friend.. I said MAINLY in Tuva. And that is indeed the truth. Over 70% of the Tuvan male population are throat singers. Check the facts :)
ezridaeus 5 years ago
I think the Tuvans might take offense at that first sentence! :)
keauxgeigh 5 years ago
Yeah, what's up with choir people advocating that one should avoid any and all activities stressful to the voice? You aren't gonig to USE UP your voice, you weirdos! To exercise the voice makes it stronger, and I know this from experience.
Saohesc 5 years ago
This is really awsome, I wish i could get my harmonics that high, im still in practice and learning by my self, I hope im not messeing up my throat.. =\
MrPitAdVitam 5 years ago
Khoomei is NOT destructive to the vocal apparatus. Only when done improperly can it cause damage. This type of throat singing is found MAINLY in TUVA. Tuva is part of the russian federation and borders Mongolia. Throat singing is found in Mongolia, but only in the wester part I believe. It is mainly a Tuvan thing.
ezridaeus 5 years ago
*did
pinnedpin 5 years ago
Amazing!
didi he did the bird singing sound?
pinnedpin 5 years ago
Yes, he did. Crazy cool, isn't it?
tarlia 5 years ago