Not all Mongolians are offended:/ I am pretty glad to see this musician playing the Morin Khuur. I feel ashamed as a Mongolian for some people on here are making such a fuss about this whole situation. Can’t we just enjoy the music for once without commenting with such hatred and prejudice? I think it’s a blessing that this instrument is also popular in other countries, in my opinion it means more people are getting to enjoy this wonderful instrument and the music it creates in our ears. Furthermore, the more exposure it gets means the more chance it has in not getting extinct. I also think that there’s no need to say who deserves and who deserves not to play this instrument, with race and blood as an argument. Firstly, there’s no such thing as for an example I’m hundred percent something and not the other, everyone’s a bit mixed. I for one am half Mongolian and half German. But my grandmother is polish so I’m around 25% that as well, and on my Asian side I would not be surprised if I was 1 or 5 % Japanese or Chinese or who knows what. At the end of the day we are all human beings. So leave this amazing musician alone, and let him do his thing for goodness sake. I for one think he did a wonderful job and should be left in peace. P.s I’m learning to play this instrument as well!
Arts has no boundaries! It belongs to the whole world! People who felt offended by other nation to play or appreciate their music does not have the soul and heart to appreciate the true beauty of the music!
Zhenzhi YIN yep that's true Mongolians shouldn't use russian script but Mongolians still teaching Mongolian script in high school not only inner Mongolia
I`m an "outer Mongolian" if you will, and I like it! I have seen many foreign people play morin khuur. So what? We play guitar and I guess it is not offensive towards Spanish people :)
Global Warming No, sorry sir/mam, you are wrong, that Morin Khuur is from Mongolian, not Chinese. There are many similar musical instruments in the world, and as you cannot say Morin Khuur is from China, because its brother is from China. They may looks similar in their shapes and operation, but the cultural background is disparate from each other.
Yuniih n tasarhai baihav de. Novshiin hujaa l bna. Mongol hun shig mori, morin huuraa deedeldeg hun enenees arai deer togloh bolov uu. huurchuun hodolgoon ene ter arai bish yumaa.
Who cares what race he is to play this instrument. I have a Chinese erhu, but I am not Chinese. It’s no big deal. Music is universal, and that includes instruments
First off, it is a beautiful piece, very well composed, but even more than that is: we get to see a close up on how the Morin Khur is played which doesn't happen too much.
Inner Mongolian Autonomous District is a province-level administrative area in China with population near 20 millions, 8 times as that of the Outer Mongol, i.e. the Mongol as a nation, the GDP per capital being 4 times as that of Outer Mongol. Therefore, most work of preserving and developing Mongolian arts and culture is done by Inner Mongol.
If you take a look at the current traditions of morin khuur in the Mongolian Republic, you'll notice that they've not only done a better job of perserving their music and instruments, but modernizing them as well, so they're less likely to die off, and more likely to spread. Don't get me wrong, I have my respect for the inner Mongolian style, but they certainly have NOT done a better job of preservation, and certainly not modernization.
@@wtftode Given the fact that they had abandoned traditional scripts for many many years for russian letters, I do believe they did a better job in preserving traditions. Lmao
@@youngshway2767 It's an old comment and I don't agree with my wording, but the sentiment I was trying to express was that the modernization to the instrument (which was done by Soviet luthiers iirc) made it arguably more functional in modern music due to standardization. Changed? Absolutely. Better longevity? Hopefully. I don't hold it in any higher regard than the Inner Mongolian instruments, but I think it has an adoption advantage.
@@wtftode Traditionally both strings were made from silk, which made it sound pretty weak. And that's the case with all instruments with strings. I would say let this kind of tradition stay in history and we'd better embrace sometging new.
sain bna sh dee, morin khuuriig mani surtalchlaad, ovor mongol zaluu bx, tegeed l xujaa mujaagaar n duudaad exeldeg yum, xyatad xun mongol xogjim togloj boloxgui gesen xuuli xaana bna, songodog xogjim ene german ter n itali geed l zaaval undesniix n xun toglodog yum uu, unen sonin, soelguigei l xaruulax geegui yum bol, xelj bgaa yumaa tungaaj xelj bmaara yum ene muulaad bgaa xumuus goe ch l togloson bna, bolj bolj,
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It's sad that the Mongol culture in China is being slowly wiped out. Mongols are moving out of or being forced out of their gers and moving into cities or government issued camps. I am a throat singer and morin khuur player, I know how uncommon this culture is these days, especially in western parts of the world. I'm glad there's still people who are playing morin khuur, even if they are Chinese. If the Mongols weren't as strong as they are, the culture would be gone.
zaluus mini dee hen togloj baigaa ni hamaagyi shde tsaana Mongol gedeg ner l garah ni chuhal shyy dee. bitgii jalgan dotroo amidraldaa. Morin huur hedii chinee delhiin hogjim bolj gadniihan toglono todii chinee l bid yned orno do.
Ugui yahav hen ch haanahiin ch hogjmiin zemsegiig surch bolno, jishee ne guitar toglodgui uls oron baihgui bgaa biz dee, gehdee ene hujaagiin olon ulsad manai zemsegiig taniulj baigaa ne sain l bn, Mongol hunii huvid sonsohod hiisen morin huurii ne harahad utasii ne oor yumaar orluulaad garch baigaa ay ne manai huuraas oor aylguutai bn, bas darj bgaa ay ne iluu hujaa talruugaa bn
Need more morin khuur, because of too many European violin viola cello or something like that. If solo is in orchestra, then must need same instrument like solo's one. And it will help solo's instrument make more beautifuler and clear sound. So i think this is just looks like "i ll show you guys the morin khuur, just to show."
Chinese has an entire orchestra of instruments, the really don't need western one. Japan korea china Mongolia has bowed instrument. The bow instrument comes from central asia anyway.....so they all inspired from there, East asia and Europe can thank people like mongols for this
Well don't know what to say. He seems doing much effort on play from outside. But isn't it bit difficult to hear his Morin Khuur sound out of other instruments? Or is it just the way it recorded? The place he is playing is nice though.
I find some outer Mongolians are very very funny. On Haya band's clips (youtube here) if someone say Daiqing Tana is Chinese they would be very angry and ready to stab you if dare to say that again; now on this video clip if somebody say the player Zhang quansheng (Daiqing Tana's husband) is Mongolian-(he is, indeed), the outer Mongolians would say Quansheng is not Mongolian because the way he moves (?) and would be angry because the Han Chinese robbed their culture. So, the inner Mongolians need to be approved to be Mongolians from outer Mongolians, otherwise outer Mongolians would stab the Han Chinese to ease their anger. What's the heck?
Most Han Chinese are quite friendly to Mongolians but Chinese is also a very diversified population in the world. There are simple minded Chinese and there are very complicated Chinese.
+历下名士 I believe Mongolians lived a very difficult history. They should be proud of their culture. Though.... there is no "outer" or " inner" mongolia. There is Mongolia, and A province of china named after it. This instrument is beautiful! So are the throat singing of the mongolian Steppes. I reminds me of so many memories of Mongolia!! Beautiful welcoming people
Oh, so a chinese man playing Morin Khuur is offensive to mongolians. We better also stop playing violins and pianos then, or we would offend europeans.
VzXiao Not all Mongolians:/ I feel ashamed as a Mongolian on their behalf. I think it’s a blessing that this instrument is also popular in China, that means more people get to enjoy this wonderful instrument and the music it creates in our ears. Plus the more exposure it has the more chance it has in not getting extinct. P.s I’m half Mongolian and I’m learning to play this instrument as well ;))
See the following many people from Mongolia question the performance of performers. I'd like to say that some of the shape of modern Morin khuur, was promoted by Mr. Qi baoligao. He is a Mongolian in China, and he cooperated with a Han in China when improving Morin khuur. If you think it is necessary for the Mongolian to play pure, you should not use the modern modified version of the Morin khuur, because each one is related to a Han, his name is - Zhang Chunhua
huuye ta togtoj hairla. erguu mini bi huniig ni helsen bol "He" gej bichih bailaa. dongio chamtai sda hugjim yariltai ni bish dee. gojigodoi mini chi oilgoj chadahgui bol bitii haraal helj bai.
You have to understand main principle what i said. Morin khuur, long song and khuumii based one Mongolian human soul and its expression. No one can play and sing it perfectly who is not origin mongolian. What a russian mongolian? you mean khalimag or buriat? those are not russian mongolian. Those tribes are Mongolian.
Ayurzana badarch This is not long song,OMG lol This is just a professional instrument player, tell me your Russian Mongolia soul then. Whats that??? i will give you a chance to show us your performance with so called "Mongolian soul" better than this. Im just waiting for your vid show. LOL
What a hell russian mongolian. Ignore it russian. There is no russian mongolian in the world. Search on youtube. you will find some ''soul''. You don't know nomadic life. like this you don't know everything about this instrument. So where are you from bro?
Ayurzana badarch I don't want to see any thing from Mongolia, I don't care Mongolia, I just enjoy this performance. im Manchu Chinese, im enjoy chinese program. Why there are so many Mongolia haters here?
@matouqin Yeah of course it is human right. I just wanted to say even though foreign people play it they will not understand meaning of the music. because our music is just about our life, our nomadic way of living.
There are mongolians still remaining in China, and the morin khuur is being tought in daily basis, just like the language both oral and written (the Mongolian script) If you got any doubts about this drop me a private message in my page here we can discuss this further.
You cannot steal culture dude.It spreads and those who are within the range of it's illumination carries the glow with them.China is rich with culture .You may appreciate or accept what you can have.I think you people are biased with some unhealthy notion.
It’s not offensive for Chinese man playing morin khuur and wear deel . We want all nation people do that as well . It is offensive if you say morin Khuur and deel is from chinese!! Because it’s not
Morin Huur is the one of Mongolian great cultures. This chinesse man is well-trained playing this amazing instrument. But Any toddler of mongolains can play Morin Huur better than them. Here is my advice. Play this intrument with feeling from your heart not just acting. While you playing, you use a lot of funny gastures.
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Not all Mongolians are offended:/
I am pretty glad to see this musician playing the Morin Khuur. I feel ashamed as a Mongolian for some people on here are making such a fuss about this whole situation. Can’t we just enjoy the music for once without commenting with such hatred and prejudice? I think it’s a blessing that this instrument is also popular in other countries, in my opinion it means more people are getting to enjoy this wonderful instrument and the music it creates in our ears. Furthermore, the more exposure it gets means the more chance it has in not getting extinct.
I also think that there’s no need to say who deserves and who deserves not to play this instrument, with race and blood as an argument. Firstly, there’s no such thing as for an example I’m hundred percent something and not the other, everyone’s a bit mixed. I for one am half Mongolian and half German. But my grandmother is polish so I’m around 25% that as well, and on my Asian side I would not be surprised if I was 1 or 5 % Japanese or Chinese or who knows what. At the end of the day we are all human beings. So leave this amazing musician alone, and let him do his thing for goodness sake. I for one think he did a wonderful job and should be left in peace.
P.s I’m learning to play this instrument as well!
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Arts has no boundaries! It belongs to the whole world! People who felt offended by other nation to play or appreciate their music does not have the soul and heart to appreciate the true beauty of the music!
wow this music brings tears to my eyes , and i cant believe the sound that comes out of this they can control the volume wow great work :)
shaun hokey what a wonderful sensitive
Thank you
really pretty, you can feel the emotion behind it. a culture I would and will find more about
What a beautiful sound!! ... amazing and very impressive!!
I am surprised that an Inner Mongolian still remembers his culture. It is a very good piece.
Zhenzhi YIN yep that's true Mongolians shouldn't use russian script but Mongolians still teaching Mongolian script in high school not only inner Mongolia
@@Magnai-cc4uu I thought they get rid of Russian writing
@@nos8141 look at his name
I am chinese and i say music belongs to the people, no matter who they are!
Bruce Chernovaski I am Mongolian and I agree ☝️
Your name is really Chinese 😒
I`m an "outer Mongolian" if you will, and I like it! I have seen many foreign people play morin khuur. So what? We play guitar and I guess it is not offensive towards Spanish people :)
the Morin Khuur is Chinese origin not Mongolian
Global Warming No, sorry sir/mam, you are wrong, that Morin Khuur is from Mongolian, not Chinese. There are many similar musical instruments in the world, and as you cannot say Morin Khuur is from China, because its brother is from China. They may looks similar in their shapes and operation, but the cultural background is disparate from each other.
@@globalwarming5050 There are all kinds of stupid people that annoy me but what annoys me most is a uneducated Global Warming
The spanish didnt invented the guitar, they just mastered it, its either the greeks or the arabs who created it
Chinese are the best copy and pasters. All world know their bad habits.
Beautiful!
beautiful!
STUNNING!!!!
just amazing, is all i can say.
ありがとうございます。
great performance
FLAWLESS Morin Khuur
马头琴适合独奏，声音具有独特的悠扬和孤独，西洋管弦乐气势太强，音调较高，马头琴的声音几乎被淹没了
马头琴协奏是可以的，只是这场演出马头琴的话筒音量调低了，有点遗憾。
你確定不是收音的問題嗎?
Hell to China!
So so nice.
Yuniih n tasarhai baihav de. Novshiin hujaa l bna. Mongol hun shig mori, morin huuraa deedeldeg hun enenees arai deer togloh bolov uu. huurchuun hodolgoon ene ter arai bish yumaa.
thus is beautiful
Who cares what race he is to play this instrument.
I have a Chinese erhu, but I am not Chinese. It’s no big deal. Music is universal, and that includes instruments
I’m Chinese and I also play Morin khuur. So it seems that I also offended some “outer Mongolians”🤣🤣🤣
This is Genius Jaavka
First off, it is a beautiful piece, very well composed, but even more than that is: we get to see a close up on how the Morin Khur is played which doesn't happen too much.
best bravo
Inner Mongolian Autonomous District is a province-level administrative area in China with population near 20 millions, 8 times as that of the Outer Mongol, i.e. the Mongol as a nation, the GDP per capital being 4 times as that of Outer Mongol. Therefore, most work of preserving and developing Mongolian arts and culture is done by Inner Mongol.
If you take a look at the current traditions of morin khuur in the Mongolian Republic, you'll notice that they've not only done a better job of perserving their music and instruments, but modernizing them as well, so they're less likely to die off, and more likely to spread. Don't get me wrong, I have my respect for the inner Mongolian style, but they certainly have NOT done a better job of preservation, and certainly not modernization.
Inner Mongolian are mixed with Chinese.
@@wtftode Given the fact that they had abandoned traditional scripts for many many years for russian letters, I do believe they did a better job in preserving traditions. Lmao
@@youngshway2767 It's an old comment and I don't agree with my wording, but the sentiment I was trying to express was that the modernization to the instrument (which was done by Soviet luthiers iirc) made it arguably more functional in modern music due to standardization. Changed? Absolutely. Better longevity? Hopefully. I don't hold it in any higher regard than the Inner Mongolian instruments, but I think it has an adoption advantage.
@@wtftode Traditionally both strings were made from silk, which made it sound pretty weak. And that's the case with all instruments with strings. I would say let this kind of tradition stay in history and we'd better embrace sometging new.
sain bna sh dee, morin khuuriig mani surtalchlaad, ovor mongol zaluu bx, tegeed l xujaa mujaagaar n duudaad exeldeg yum, xyatad xun mongol xogjim togloj boloxgui gesen xuuli xaana bna, songodog xogjim ene german ter n itali geed l zaaval undesniix n xun toglodog yum uu, unen sonin, soelguigei l xaruulax geegui yum bol, xelj bgaa yumaa tungaaj xelj bmaara yum ene muulaad bgaa xumuus
goe ch l togloson bna, bolj bolj,
Race is nothing here, music is music and it is universal, belongs to ALL people.
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It's sad that the Mongol culture in China is being slowly wiped out. Mongols are moving out of or being forced out of their gers and moving into cities or government issued camps. I am a throat singer and morin khuur player, I know how uncommon this culture is these days, especially in western parts of the world. I'm glad there's still people who are playing morin khuur, even if they are Chinese. If the Mongols weren't as strong as they are, the culture would be gone.
Robert McLaughlin you dont know shit
спасибо! p.s. без оркестра было бы лучше
He is the morin khuur player of the HAYA band
Mongolchuud oorsdoo iim yum hiichij chadahguin haramsaltai. Iim yum hiij baihiin oron shal hereggui yu solongosiin duug hoorooroo duuldaad yavj baidag (U nara gedeg solongosiin duug morin huuraar toglson bailee). Morin huur bol mongoliin ov soyoliin tomoohon hesgiig neg yum shuudee. Mongoliinhoo ov soyoliig hadaglaj uldetsgeey humuusee!
The Hu bring me here
Lol
Me too! I had been oblivious to Mongolia in general but now my RUclips is full of Mongolian music and cooking! Unlocked a whole new obsession.
Interesting
zaluus mini dee hen togloj baigaa ni hamaagyi shde tsaana Mongol gedeg ner l garah ni chuhal shyy dee. bitgii jalgan dotroo amidraldaa. Morin huur hedii chinee delhiin hogjim bolj gadniihan toglono todii chinee l bid yned orno do.
Ugui yahav hen ch haanahiin ch hogjmiin zemsegiig surch bolno, jishee ne guitar toglodgui uls oron baihgui bgaa biz dee, gehdee ene hujaagiin olon ulsad manai zemsegiig taniulj baigaa ne sain l bn, Mongol hunii huvid sonsohod hiisen morin huurii ne harahad utasii ne oor yumaar orluulaad garch baigaa ay ne manai huuraas oor aylguutai bn, bas darj bgaa ay ne iluu hujaa talruugaa bn
Nice shvv
is this in the Musikverein in Vienna? where the famous annual New Years Concert is hold?
Honey and Clover brought me here.
Uvur Mongol nuhur sain tugloj baina. am, tolgoi, huliin huruu ni hurtel arvalzaj baina.
Need more morin khuur, because of too many European violin viola cello or something like that. If solo is in orchestra, then must need same instrument like solo's one. And it will help solo's instrument make more beautifuler and clear sound.
So i think this is just looks like "i ll show you guys the morin khuur, just to show."
Chinese has an entire orchestra of instruments, the really don't need western one. Japan korea china Mongolia has bowed instrument.
The bow instrument comes from central asia anyway.....so they all inspired from there, East asia and Europe can thank people like mongols for this
马头琴的声音完全被湮没了。这种scale的演出怎么破？只能加反馈音响吗。
二胡也有同样的问题，吉他琵琶更响一点，唢呐深藏功与名。。。
novshiin hujaa ch gesen chamaas iluu mongol bicheger bichej, morin huur chamaas iluu toglono doo !
is he playing with the orchestra of Wien?
Minii mongol shig tuuhtai baylagtai uls ene delxii deer tuuhend baigaagui yum shuu baih ch ugui... Bi Bol mongol er hun gj helmeer baina
Ding Junhui's brother .
Well don't know what to say. He seems doing much effort on play from outside. But isn't it bit difficult to hear his Morin Khuur sound out of other instruments? Or is it just the way it recorded? The place he is playing is nice though.
Pity the audio techs didn't mic up the morin khuur better, and it was mostly swallowed up by the orchestra.
pfft tegeed? Does it mater?
ene uvurmongol bish jinhene hujaa yumuu?
@kwwkwwkww Who is the Morin Khuurite?
In Austria...
Avstrid togloson hyatad yum uu?
Chinese can eat everything! 😋 Born to eat..
The sound reception of the Morin Khuur is a disaster.
Sound of erhu is more disaster
How is this offensive to Mongolians? We should be glad that other cultures find our art intresting!
喧賓奪主了
I find some outer Mongolians are very very funny. On Haya band's clips (youtube here) if someone say Daiqing Tana is Chinese they would be very angry and ready to stab you if dare to say that again; now on this video clip if somebody say the player Zhang quansheng (Daiqing Tana's husband) is Mongolian-(he is, indeed), the outer Mongolians would say Quansheng is not Mongolian because the way he moves (?) and would be angry because the Han Chinese robbed their culture.
So, the inner Mongolians need to be approved to be Mongolians from outer Mongolians, otherwise outer Mongolians would stab the Han Chinese to ease their anger.
What's the heck?
i agree with you i am outer mongolian some of young people really too much opinionated i don't agree i even say there are stupid
Most Han Chinese are quite friendly to Mongolians but Chinese is also a very diversified population in the world. There are simple minded Chinese and there are very complicated Chinese.
历下名士 no question .we're living most diversified world off all time for sure
+历下名士 I believe Mongolians lived a very difficult history. They should be proud of their culture. Though.... there is no "outer" or " inner" mongolia. There is Mongolia, and A province of china named after it. This instrument is beautiful! So are the throat singing of the mongolian Steppes. I reminds me of so many memories of Mongolia!! Beautiful welcoming people
Romain Auger i am not against their culture, but it is not necessary to insult the Han Chinese.
Awesome hes chinese? ^^ Sweet Chinese man plays morin khuur hes good.
Oh, so a chinese man playing Morin Khuur is offensive to mongolians. We better also stop playing violins and pianos then, or we would offend europeans.
VzXiao Not all Mongolians:/ I feel ashamed as a Mongolian on their behalf. I think it’s a blessing that this instrument is also popular in China, that means more people get to enjoy this wonderful instrument and the music it creates in our ears. Plus the more exposure it has the more chance it has in not getting extinct.
P.s I’m half Mongolian and I’m learning to play this instrument as well ;))
Hujaa, Mongol baisn yamar hamaa bn?
@ariunkhuu1993 Why? Just asking!
从哪里有听不出来马头琴是主奏
What's the name of the instrument he plays?
*****
Thank you.
Horse headed fiddle from Mongolia ;)
Morin khuur
Bi bas tegzh bodozh baina
Better than Mozart, Beethoven and other Jesuiten !
Lalariin hujaag shutej bogsiin dolooj booviig n hohoj yavahdaa taarsan novsh bna daa chi
Hyatad basin baigagui yamar hamma bn?! Sainl togolj bnshd! Mongol morinh khuur gantshan mongolchuud toglon gedeg yum baihgui harinch bidnart tus boljiin, Mongol ulsiin nerhundiig usguj bnshd!
ene ay an tumen agtiin tuvurgoo bna daanch muu hujaa togloson bh ym
后面的部分根本都听不到马头琴的声音了
he looks funny. I can see he' trying so hard to play it. too much fake emotion lol
busdiin yumiig huulj busdiin gaviag ooriinhoo gej huvcsiig ni omsoj budaj yamh yamhaar idseer tyyh soyl gazar nutgiig ni ezemshine ene bol huja...
See the following many people from Mongolia question the performance of performers.
I'd like to say that some of the shape of modern Morin khuur, was promoted by Mr. Qi baoligao. He is a Mongolian in China, and he cooperated with a Han in China when improving Morin khuur. If you think it is necessary for the Mongolian to play pure, you should not use the modern modified version of the Morin khuur, because each one is related to a Han, his name is - Zhang Chunhua
What are you even talking about? Manchu are not even chinese to begin wtih.
Liar I’m from Mongolia and Morin khuur was made in 13th century at mongol empire
应该来个唢呐吹
hudulj bgaa ntr n teneg amitan be mongol hun ch morin huuraa toglohdoo tsaanaa l neg shan haragddagdaa
Great melody and feeling, obliterated by derivative and kitschy orchestral composing. Great feeling reduced to a Hollywood backing track.
he's mongolian Chinese
@matouqin No, North Corea's people can't play Moart's music... :-(
Just a touch of imperialism. It was subtle though.
What does that mean.....haha
IMO. it's like chinese more than Mongolian.
+tulga tulgaldo teneg malaa huniig n heleed bgaa yum uu hugjim, soyoliig n heleed bgaa yumuu? todorhoi bichij chadahgui yum bol yaah gej ingej durakdaj baidag beesta ve chi!
huuye ta togtoj hairla.
erguu mini bi huniig ni helsen bol "He" gej bichih bailaa.
dongio chamtai sda hugjim yariltai ni bish dee. gojigodoi mini chi oilgoj chadahgui bol bitii haraal helj bai.
aa zuv zuv, chi tegeheer olon tumend ene huur hugjim, huurdaj bgaa soyol ... erduusuu bugdiig n hyatad hyatadiinh geed bodood bgaa yum bn tiimu ? tegeheer chin chamaig, beesta gehgui yaahav de! mun uu? hehe
teg ee teg. as you wish.
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認識一下吧
gadaad yum mongol soyold durlaal morin huur togolj suraa biz harin taanar "mongol soyoloor" dvvren hvmvvs bhshiwde [ khlgeed antoshka1986 ]
I think player is chinese or inner mongolian man. If he was original Mongolian, this performance has to be best.
original Mongolian?
Russian Mongolia you mean?
sorry, you guys can't play like this.
This is professional.
You have to understand main principle what i said. Morin khuur, long song and khuumii based one Mongolian human soul and its expression. No one can play and sing it perfectly who is not origin mongolian. What a russian mongolian? you mean khalimag or buriat? those are not russian mongolian. Those tribes are Mongolian.
Ayurzana badarch This is not long song,OMG lol
This is just a professional instrument player, tell me your Russian Mongolia soul then. Whats that???
i will give you a chance to show us your performance with so called "Mongolian soul" better than this.
Im just waiting for your vid show.
LOL
What a hell russian mongolian. Ignore it russian. There is no russian mongolian in the world. Search on youtube. you will find some ''soul''. You don't know nomadic life. like this you don't know everything about this instrument. So where are you from bro?
Ayurzana badarch I don't want to see any thing from Mongolia, I don't care Mongolia, I just enjoy this performance.
im Manchu Chinese, im enjoy chinese program. Why there are so many Mongolia haters here?
@matouqin Yeah of course it is human right. I just wanted to say even though foreign people play it they will not understand meaning of the music. because our music is just about our life, our nomadic way of living.
Энэ Өвөрлөгчүүд навсганаад 1 л намбагүй ээ,,,
@armstrongener u said the truth dude. dont be so mean and silly with music.
There are mongolians still remaining in China, and the morin khuur is being tought in daily basis, just like the language both oral and written (the Mongolian script) If you got any doubts about this drop me a private message in my page here we can discuss this further.
cuz mongolia is different...... u just asking because u from china!!!
But please try not to differentiate us.
uwur mongol bhaa hench bsnch yadimbde taiwshir (I marked haters as spam)
You cannot steal culture dude.It spreads and those who are within the range of it's illumination carries the glow with them.China is rich with culture .You may appreciate or accept what you can have.I think you people are biased with some unhealthy notion.
音响师欠揍，把马头琴的话筒音量调大啊，还是演出后面话筒坏了？委屈马头琴了！
完全同意你的說法。
I'm quite sure that he's a mongolian who lives in inner mongolia. Having a Chinese name dosen't mean that he's a Chinese.
He is a Chinese ,only not a Han Chinese !!!
Chinese is a nation name instead of an ethnic name. Go to class young blood,
Ene hun ovor mongol geseen hujaa bish, ner ni Burentugs gedeg gesen. Tegeed ch muusain hujaa nar morin khuuriig ingej saihan togloj chadahgui chadah ch ugui
It’s not offensive for Chinese man playing morin khuur and wear deel . We want all nation people do that as well . It is offensive if you say morin Khuur and deel is from chinese!! Because it’s not
he is a Mongol from southern Mongolia and his name is Burentugus. he used to be in Tengger’s band ( Burd Chono) and now he is with Haya band.
Morin Huur is the one of Mongolian great cultures. This chinesse man is well-trained playing this amazing instrument. But Any toddler of mongolains can play Morin Huur better than them. Here is my advice. Play this intrument with feeling from your heart not just acting. While you playing, you use a lot of funny gastures.
Seriously, stop monopolizing mongol please. Khalakh is just a part of it.
交响伴奏很棒，主奏很弱，几乎没什么表现力。
Ene odoo hen zohiolyg n bichsen bainaa, tumn agtny tuvurguunuus hulgai hiisen baina! huvtsas, hugjim geed huulbarlaad duusahgui novshnuud ve?
I dislike because I don't hear the Morin khuur how I would heard
I hear more the others Instruments
this is Mongolian insrument!!
Mongolian music NOT CHINESE⚠️