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Mongolian traditional Music,songs and instruments[1-7]:
      1.Types 2.Labor song 3.Buuvey song 4.Hoomii 5.Urtiin duu  6.Instruments 7.Morinhuur
Some Mongolian CD' Pictures and Pages, Folk,Khuumii,Altai,Gobi...[8-30]:
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Video and Audio>>>>specials
brief:Who are they?
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Shuttling between the traditional and modern culture, they are pursuing the voice of the soul. Their unique interpretation of modern music and the outstanding presentation of the ancient Mongolian culture by performing Morin Khuur, Hoomii, and Urtin Duu have attracted enormous attention in the art world. In this album, HAYA express not only their idea of modern Mongolian music, but also their love of nature and their longing for the call of soul.

ˇ°HAYAˇ± means ˇ°marginˇ± in Mongolian and connotates sub-culture, non-mainstream, abandonment of tradition, and revolution against the established orderˇ­
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brief:The extraordinary odyssey of a U.S. musician of Cape Verdean ancestry to Tannu Tuva, in central Asia, where nomadic people throat sing more than one note simultaneously, using vocal harmonics. A bluesman, Paul Pena, blind and recently widowed, taught himself throat singing and was by chance invited to the 1995 throat-singing symposium in Kyzyl. Helped by the "Friends of Tuva," Pena makes the arduous journey. Singing in the deep, rumbling kargyraa style, Pena gives inspired performances at the festival, composes songs in Tuvan, washes his face in sacred rivers, expresses the disorientation of blindness in foreign surroundings, and makes a human connection with everyone he meets.
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