Lol no they didnt everyone united ♡ ma lai lai idehk sidehk gin sek chur yum mum maw an jia cumain an do ahn isho tabehtur fahn namgan yiqi o'kay ♡ eat together ♡
I had been playing Morin Khuur (Mongolian name) aka Matouqin (Mandarin name) for a year. My Teacher is of Inner Mongolian Origin hence I learn the Matouqin (Inner Mongolian Style) This man is playing matouqin. The design is smaller and has a different tuning mechanism. Matouqin is the Inner-Mongolian Style of Morin Khuur. Yes, Inner Mongolian culture has Chinese Influence. I recognised some of the tunes here. It was composed by Master Chi Bulag, featured in his album featured in his album "Thousands of Horse are galloping" which are is also one of his famous albums. The first song is "Jus-Rei" 《珠色莱》 and second is "Thousands of Horse are Galloping".《万马奔腾》
to comment the discussion if chinese or mongolian: The body of the Morin Huur is in "true" mongolian style, but the screw mechanics at the pegs indicate that the instrument was made in China, probably Övörmongol. Mongolian Huur makers refuse to use screw mechanics, their instruments have pure wooden pegs. The music piece is very popular in Armongol and in Övörmongol.....
He had a performance at golden gate bass camp in sf and he was talking about the scroll having a horses head and I guess I found it. He's really talented. This song is also amazing.
Ok Mr Daxun Zhang, I found the answer : "Double Bassist DaXun Zhang has established himself as an unparalleled artist, earning the highest praise from both critics and audiences alike. The recipient of numerous awards, Mr. Zhang holds the distinction of being the youngest artist to win the International Society of Bassists Solo Competition in 2001 as well as the first double bass player to win the Young Concert Artists International Auditions. In 2007, Mr. Zhang was awarded the Avery Fisher Career Grant, which confirms his eminence as a soloist on this unusual instrument." Congratulations !
DaXunTV, i saw your video in my Global studies class today. Her name is Mrs. McGary and she told us that you are good friends with her. I would like to tell you that your playing was absolutely beautiful and that our entire class wanted to hear this song until class was over. I know this is a long message but i felt the need to tell you that you are definitely talented. :)
lol this is more of a Chinese tune than a Mongolian tune. i heard the first 15 secs and it sounded Mongolian than it started sounding more like a Chinese oriental song that's put in the background of western movies
As a mongol, I dont want to see a chinese man playing our tradational musical instrument. Let mongolian things be mongolian. Everything you touch becomes chinese nowadays that is why I dont like. No hatred towards the man playing. But concept itself must be heard!
If people didn't/couldn't share instruments regardless of where they originated from, then there wouldn't be any music to enjoy. Besides that he plays very well.
Why not? Our Chinese culture is not very rich in music. We either learn from Europeans, Africans, or from Mongolians, why cut us off from adopting your great culture? Don't you want morin-khuur be like violin or guitar, played by people all around the world?
I agree. I spend a lot of my life, soul, and energy in Mongolia. In other YT posts people keep harping on the qualities of inner or outer Mongolia. There is only one Mongolia and it is not in China.
Outer Mongolian glass heart again,LOL,toooooo much ego your people have,more and more Chinese know how much you hate us,弱小和无知不是生存的障碍，傲慢才是 . Nationalism,nazism,xenophobic...A perfect failure country.
Yea you know everything ,you are the best. May I ask you did you do ANY RESEARCH before you left this comment? Currently you can not say it belongs to any country because it belongs to the mongol ethnic people, about half of whom do not live in MONGOL KHALKH ULS ,which you probably refer as Монгол.
@@leizhang8423 and Mongolian traditonal script is not supported in Windows or Mac. There is no way to type in Mongolian. So we have to use latin or cyrillic alphabet.
@@mmorpg9564 well thats one heck of a racist comment there. Watch your words, since sometimes those words can represent your whole country, and the way you speak makes it look like you are the part of chinese culture, which sucks
Daxun Jhang. He lives in the United States. He's done many recordings. One of the most memorable is a collection of Bach played solely on the bass. It's called "Basic Bach."
chinese man is playing chinese sound on Mongolian morin huur. It sounds really awful. LOL. Morin huur is for traditional mongolian soft melody. Not for this kind of screwing sound As an mongol, As an mongol, i feel really sorry about our authentic equestrian culture is used for business losing it`s authentic value.
Sound racist IMO... or maybe it is your personal preferences. By your logic, piano should only be used to play Classical music... e.g Beethoven. Most known* morin khuur melodies were created during the 1940s.. it begs what “traditional Mongolian music” really mean. Does it means melodies from thousands of years ago?? My point is music instruments regardless of where it originated transient cultures and times. So what, if a traditional instrument is used to play modern music and by a Chinese American? The outcome is what truly matter, the artist by playing the Morin Khuur is helping in introducing/ promoting the instrument and Mongol cultures to the world.
Get educated Karabsaraas007... Chinese musical instruments are very different from it... U think like that because ur not familiar with mongolian tradition... so learn about it...... But in this video, the musician seems like chinese, maybe inner mongolian or smth....
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after that music, they all drank fermented horse milk and rode their horses to invade north china
*cough*theplayerischinese*cough*
Most Chinese will be more than happy to see that, you know what I mean.
Lol no they didnt everyone united ♡ ma lai lai idehk sidehk gin sek chur yum mum maw an jia cumain an do ahn isho tabehtur fahn namgan yiqi o'kay ♡ eat together ♡
You sucker
The player is Chinese
hi...i am from nepal...n i am also like mongolian..after listiening this music..i am in lov with mongoliaa
This blows my mind, damn I love Mongolia.
Lots of versatility in just two strings.
I had been playing Morin Khuur (Mongolian name) aka Matouqin (Mandarin name) for a year.
My Teacher is of Inner Mongolian Origin hence I learn the Matouqin (Inner Mongolian Style)
This man is playing matouqin. The design is smaller and has a different tuning mechanism. Matouqin is the Inner-Mongolian Style of Morin Khuur. Yes, Inner Mongolian culture has Chinese Influence.
I recognised some of the tunes here. It was composed by Master Chi Bulag, featured in his album featured in his album "Thousands of Horse are galloping" which are is also one of his famous albums.
The first song is "Jus-Rei" 《珠色莱》 and second is "Thousands of Horse are Galloping".《万马奔腾》
I use this track while working on my heavy bag at home. for some reason it helps me focus, gives me a weird but strong rhythm and speed
Because you're a warrior
Man i wish he played this when i met him but the music he did play was AMAZING
Yo soy español,español,español y también me gusta mucho la música mongol!
Спасибо за настоящую музыку, рождённую в великих степях Монголии!!!
Wow! The Heart begin to smile.
to comment the discussion if chinese or mongolian:
The body of the Morin Huur is in "true" mongolian style, but the screw mechanics at the pegs indicate that the instrument was made in China, probably Övörmongol. Mongolian Huur makers refuse to use screw mechanics, their instruments have pure wooden pegs. The music piece is very popular in Armongol and in Övörmongol.....
He had a performance at golden gate bass camp in sf and he was talking about the scroll having a horses head and I guess I found it. He's really talented. This song is also amazing.
Ok Mr Daxun Zhang, I found the answer : "Double Bassist DaXun Zhang has established himself as an unparalleled artist, earning the highest praise from both critics and audiences alike. The recipient of numerous awards, Mr. Zhang holds the distinction of being the youngest artist to win the International Society of Bassists Solo Competition in 2001 as well as the first double bass player to win the Young Concert Artists International Auditions. In 2007, Mr. Zhang was awarded the Avery Fisher Career Grant, which confirms his eminence as a soloist on this unusual instrument." Congratulations !
So I can use this info for my project
He seems to sometimes put his fingertip *under* the string and press up. Amazing.
That's how you play morin khuur, actually :) Strings are not being pushed towards the neck of the instrment but to the side of it.
I'm a cellist, and I've always wondered if I could play a Morin Khuur. But I've never come across one.
This is a beautiful sound ♥
I actually liked this Mongolian tune, thanks mate, all the best from oz
What amazing command over the instrument. Thanks for posting.
Please make this video one hour so i can listen to it everyday without click every 4 minute!
This sounds like Appalachian music....obviously it is older....but shows how we are all connected.
DaXunTV, i saw your video in my Global studies class today. Her name is Mrs. McGary and she told us that you are good friends with her. I would like to tell you that your playing was absolutely beautiful and that our entire class wanted to hear this song until class was over. I know this is a long message but i felt the need to tell you that you are definitely talented. :)
Thanking you for inspiring me to take up the Horse fiddle as now I practice very hard:::))) Welcome to Australia
This is amazing!
I love this so much!
This instrument sound has unique sound.
Morin khur and klasik kemence are both awesome!!!
Yarı İngilizce yarı Türkçe olmuş :D
I really like mongolian's melody even if I am not mongolian.
i love mongolia
СПАСИБО ТЕБЕ ДРУГ ЗА ДОБРЫЕ СЛОВА...!!!
that's the 10000 horses... or at least a variation of it
lol this is more of a Chinese tune than a Mongolian tune. i heard the first 15 secs and it sounded Mongolian than it started sounding more like a Chinese oriental song that's put in the background of western movies
Çok güzel, emeğinize sağlık.
as a Chinese already learned something
He even played this on the double bass. Not the electric but the actual string double bass.
As a mongol, I dont want to see a chinese man playing our tradational musical instrument. Let mongolian things be mongolian. Everything you touch becomes chinese nowadays that is why I dont like. No hatred towards the man playing. But concept itself must be heard!
Let people enjoy your culture
If people didn't/couldn't share instruments regardless of where they originated from, then there wouldn't be any music to enjoy. Besides that he plays very well.
Why not? Our Chinese culture is not very rich in music. We either learn from Europeans, Africans, or from Mongolians, why cut us off from adopting your great culture? Don't you want morin-khuur be like violin or guitar, played by people all around the world?
@@vivianguo92 if you think like that, it is very welcome.
Chinese man playing an mongol instrument lol
I agree. I spend a lot of my life, soul, and energy in Mongolia. In other YT posts people keep harping on the qualities of inner or outer Mongolia. There is only one Mongolia and it is not in China.
Outer Mongolian glass heart again,LOL,toooooo much ego your people have,more and more Chinese know how much you hate us,弱小和无知不是生存的障碍，傲慢才是 .
Nationalism,nazism,xenophobic...A perfect failure country.
I do not think so. Are Mongol is one of the tribes in China?
@@wpoon1 no China is a one of the tribes in Mongolia
@@gregorycrewdson4533 read the history man , you'll realize why Mongols hate Chinese. It stems from quite recent history if 1950's.
Изумительная техника!!!
You could get one from Datung Music & Arts, and practice it.
🥰👍
Эта Монгольская музыка. не Китай. Мне очень нравится эта Монгольская музыза
Yea you know everything ,you are the best. May I ask you did you do ANY RESEARCH before you left this comment? Currently you can not say it belongs to any country because it belongs to the mongol ethnic people, about half of whom do not live in MONGOL KHALKH ULS ,which you probably refer as Монгол.
LOL. Use Russian when you claim to be Mongolian. If you like your culture so much why not type in Mongolian.
@@leizhang8423 ok. Ene bol Mongol duu. Hyatad duu bish. Minii ard tumen Mongol duu unhere goy togldiin.
@@leizhang8423 and Mongolian traditonal script is not supported in Windows or Mac. There is no way to type in Mongolian. So we have to use latin or cyrillic alphabet.
@@leizhang8423 That person might be an Buryat Mongol. Buryats live in Russia and they speak Russian better.
Mongolia Chinggis
oo yadag huja ve namaig huuraa togloj suraagyi bhd nangiad ayz togolj bdg bn shtei ovoo muu hums ve
Better than Andiamo a Comandare
He is playing it good, he does learn to play some Mongolian tune...but still...something is wrong. Sounds Chinese..
True Mongolian culture in China
The poor place in Outer Mongolia has no culture
@@mmorpg9564 well thats one heck of a racist comment there. Watch your words, since sometimes those words can represent your whole country, and the way you speak makes it look like you are the part of chinese culture, which sucks
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@@mmorpg9564 your mouth is cheap as you.
@@user-bt6ci7fv6t wo ri ni ma bi
He gave you age
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Hello! I am looking to reach out to you to use your music for a film project we're working out. Please reach back out to me, thanks!
瞎拉
:)
Hi ! Can you tell me the name of this artist ? Thanks !
Daxun Jhang. He lives in the United States. He's done many recordings. One of the most memorable is a collection of Bach played solely on the bass. It's called "Basic Bach."
chinese man is playing chinese sound on Mongolian morin huur. It sounds really awful. LOL. Morin huur is for traditional mongolian soft melody. Not for this kind of screwing sound As an mongol, As an mongol, i feel really sorry about our authentic equestrian culture is used for business losing it`s authentic value.
Agreed
Sound racist IMO... or maybe it is your personal preferences. By your logic, piano should only be used to play Classical music... e.g Beethoven.
Most known* morin khuur melodies were created during the 1940s.. it begs what “traditional Mongolian music” really mean. Does it means melodies from thousands of years ago??
My point is music instruments regardless of where it originated transient cultures and times. So what, if a traditional instrument is used to play modern music and by a Chinese American?
The outcome is what truly matter, the artist by playing the Morin Khuur is helping in introducing/ promoting the instrument and Mongol cultures to the world.
Get educated Karabsaraas007... Chinese musical instruments are very different from it... U think like that because ur not familiar with mongolian tradition... so learn about it...... But in this video, the musician seems like chinese, maybe inner mongolian or smth....
Ya tuned it wrong
Not all songs all tuned the same
Sounds Chinese rather than Mongolian.
Nope Mongolian
What your thinking of is a erhu
Most of East Asian music is pentatonic scale such as Mongolian, Chinese, Korean, Japanese and Indochinese peninsula...
nice but it sounds more like chinese
Wtf is he playing. Learn it good enough then put dat on internet.
Caer Are you serious you dont even know this music instrument this is perfect example of morin khuur
Caer That's so peacefull and nice to listen fool.
Caer He knows the song perfectly, he didn't miss a note. I don't know what you're talking about.
Galtzo tenik