During the 1990 s , in Mongolia , students came to study a Morin khuur, huumii, long songs from Inner Mongolia, Buriad and other nations. Some of them invited our teachers to their countries for teaching a morin khuur, long songs, huumii and contortions. From that time, our culture spread speedly.
If you're a metalhead and were transported to the 12th century, this would be your favorite music in existence. These guys have been shredding for millennia!
The Morin Khuur is one of my most favorite instruments. Its box-shape, horse-shaped head (In honor of Mongolia's equestrian heritage), and extraordinarily beautiful sound. It is built in a country whose cultural is absolutely beautiful. 🇲🇳
pushing on the string as the same effect as pressing the string to a fretboard, shortening the vibrating length of the string and allowing for higher pitch. It doesn't really work for plucked instruments, but it does for bowed ones like the violin and the morin huur.
I've been researching instruments recently and have found just how many there are! But this is one of the few where people have gone "What a wonderful sound!" and I actually agree with them.
@GGbazu very talented player !! i have fallen in love with this instrument !! am a chinese ;) hail mongolians from inner mongolia and indepedant mongolia
@donjaysus the last part is composed by mongolian band called "altan urag",which is mongolian folk rock band combining traditional instruments with guitar and drum.
Hello, I just boght a Morin Khuur. I am a professional violonist. Obviously this Morin Khuur is ment for decoration . So I am trying to reset all the parts...and I have my doubts about the strings. Nylon? Horse hair? Should I use a cello bow? Where do I but the bridge? How high? Could you please help me please?
Sakura Moon No. You just take off the strings, switch the tuning legs so they're mirrored, and then you restring. Low string always is on the high peg, high string on the lower peg.
I love how he's playing all this amazing stuff and obviously just hanging out. Like it's no big deal. haha
0:29 i love how they can make a morin khuur whinny
Aeturnalis dude, thats why its called "horse fiddle" in english...
During the 1990 s , in Mongolia , students came to study a Morin khuur, huumii, long songs from Inner Mongolia, Buriad and other nations. Some of them invited our teachers to their countries for teaching a morin khuur, long songs, huumii and contortions. From that time, our culture spread speedly.
If you're a metalhead and were transported to the 12th century, this would be your favorite music in existence. These guys have been shredding for millennia!
This is one of the most awesome things I've ever seen. I'm a total sucker for unique instruments from other cultures.
Respect for mine moğol brother from Türkiye and I want to come to Edügen (Ötügen). Long live Turan culture.
Yagaad hun zagnaad baina, neg hachin shunaliin yum dunduur orj ireed olon yum yariaad baihad chini ...heregtei humuusd togloh heregtei, arga alga, gehtei buh yumiig zoosnii nuheer harj bolohgui baihaa. ..
You have to admit, it is a nice sounding instrument.
I don't think I've ever seen anyone 'shred' a Morin Khuur before. Nicely done!
Э-э!!! Əвр күчтя залу!!! Халун менд чамд, көтчнрə көвүдəс))) Ут наста бол!
The Morin Khuur is one of my most favorite instruments. Its box-shape, horse-shaped head (In honor of Mongolia's equestrian heritage), and extraordinarily beautiful sound. It is built in a country whose cultural is absolutely beautiful. 🇲🇳
pushing on the string as the same effect as pressing the string to a fretboard, shortening the vibrating length of the string and allowing for higher pitch.
It doesn't really work for plucked instruments, but it does for bowed ones like the violin and the morin huur.
This guy.
2:37 hehhah Altan Urag - Mother Mongolia :)))) fantastic
Awesome this is mongolian national music very very thank you very much !
This guy shreds! I play too and aspire to be where he is but right now I am just working on SMOKE ON THE WATER lol.
I've been researching instruments recently and have found just how many there are! But this is one of the few where people have gone "What a wonderful sound!" and I actually agree with them.
@GGbazu very talented player !! i have fallen in love with this instrument !! am a chinese ;) hail mongolians from inner mongolia and indepedant mongolia
i thought it was as cool as it could get, then the throat singing began.
Amazing how it only has two strings but can play so many notes!
Морин хуурыг биширч байна :)
I just learned about this instrument in music theory along with throat singing. This man is awesome
@donjaysus the last part is composed by mongolian band called "altan urag",which is mongolian folk rock band combining traditional instruments with guitar and drum.
i can never get tired of this!
Lol we look like each other 😁
multi player is good , he still young lot time go to top
now i know where steve vai got his inspiration for wild horsey
Great stuff! Love it when they do the neighing of the horse. :)
awesome
He's very good!
wow this guy rocks.
So good but so casual about it... Amazing. He stopped because the lady was kicking him out of the office? Thank you for sharing!
love this guy!!
Just amazing! Wanna meet him someday
I love that horse sound that the players of this instrument often make
I love this sound
@eegiievol not suppose, it must be the treasure of mongolia.
Beautiful!
Awesome!...Bravo maestro!...you are a real moshushi!
at times it does sound like a traditional violin....
Amazing instrument, sounds beautiful!
я б сходил на концерт, вот просто глянуть и послушать, как такое вообще возможно Х______х там же, как я понимаю, ногтями струны приживаются?
Rondo alla turca!
HAHA hen zagnaad bgan lmao. anyway amazing mate. show us some cover
brilliant!
АГУУ АГУУ АГУУ ГАЙХАМШИГТАЙ.
i can't believe he played misirlou
omg, the bag is moving lol!
This was a delight to listen to, thank you...
i want one.. so much.
pump it cool.... I liked
beautiful !
awesome!!
Mash Saihan ! :D
awesome! i wish that i can go to mongolia soon!!
mongol undesnii hugjimoo ingej tugs togolj bgaad chin bayar hurgii ystoi goy sonsogdoj bn ylan guya ter mori yntsgaah heseg bol surtei huriman deer togolj bhiign harsaan mair surtei gaihamshigtai togolj bn lee amjilt husii
thx for the tip, gotta check em out :)
@ayanchin, Ayanuhitu means traveller who immigrated into and settled down, in ancient Japanese.
Морин хуураа гэж
F-ing just brilliant!!!
0:49 WOW
this music is mongolian traditional music
Especialy Mozart
@@user-dj6zu3kx8w lol
I want this so badly
lol i love how he switches to vivaldi or whoever composed the last part :D
Wow, very nice.
That was awesome.
shal demii humuust togloj ogoh yum , heregtei humuustee togloj ogohgui bj genee ter egch suuld n , hahahahha
WoW
WOOOOOOOOOOAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAW
Really like the music. Where are you guys?
агУУ агУУ
morin huur can be made with horse tail/or mane and pure nice wood =)
Proud you
oo goe togoljeenoo. heden daraltnaasaa zaaj uguuchde? bi ch anhan shatnii hunldee.
Are they passing around his CD towards the end? What an accomplished young man! Thank you for sharing.
@ayanchin. i mean Ayanuhitu or Ayanuhito meant
a foreigner or a newcomer in ancient japanese.
@hopkinWFG Mongolia
mash goe bna . mash ih taalagdaj bna. Bi morin huur surah gariin awlaga bwal awiy. Morin huur zahialsan bga darj surah gesen ymaa. 88334889
Hello, I just boght a Morin Khuur. I am a professional violonist. Obviously this Morin Khuur is ment for decoration . So I am trying to reset all the parts...and I have my doubts about the strings. Nylon? Horse hair? Should I use a cello bow? Where do I but the bridge? How high? Could you please help me please?
musicviolinart Hi there. May I inquire where did you procure your Morin Khuur?
Turkish Marsh :D I honored
Where can i buy morin khuur? It sounds great!
Sadıq H. only mongolia
🔥🔥🔥🔥👍👍👍
hi, could i use this video for our website?
Nice. :) :) :) Liking + sub.
can you learn to play this instrument outside mongolia?
+Marianne Rasmussen You can with a lot of free time. That's how I did it
+Spencer Shryock show us how you play!
Is it possible to switch the male and female string the other way around for a left handed player? As in, is it difficult to restring a Morin Khuur?
Sakura Moon No. You just take off the strings, switch the tuning legs so they're mirrored, and then you restring. Low string always is on the high peg, high string on the lower peg.
Ahh i see, thankyou for replying btw! :)
Much better than the Erhu
not better, but different
They're equal, tbh Erhu is more common and easier to learn online
Jakob Germain: No. Please don't say that. Chinese are just as beautiful and amazing as Mongolian instruments. The Erhu is no exception.
🇨🇳
wow, ayanchin.
your name sounds a bit.. ..
haha! good luck.!
i would like to his CD, but can't find on Amazon.cn. i am from Malaysia.
Michelle Lilo wow you are asking his name after 4 years ahha
This is mongolian national music
Where could I buy a good quality morin khuur? There seems to be no information online.
What's the song he's playing at 1:53 ... I can't quite remember thte name of it
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Turkish March.
Hereggui humuust togloj ogloo genuu??? O_o Tegsen odoogin baidlaar 21 000 hun uztsen baina shd , tiim bolohoor hereggu bish baisan gedgiig ene "Yalgavarlan gaduurhagch emegtei" odoo oilgoj baiga baihaa te ))))))
Хэрэгтэй хүмүүст нь тоглож чаддаггүй бж гэнэ үү. Хөгжимчин хүн хэрэгтэй хэрэггүй гэж ялгадаггүй байлгүй дээ тээ
real y2k XD
he forgot the coda for rondo alla turca :P
only from Mongolia i suppose.
nice player !! is he from inner mongolia of china or independant mongolia?
Independent Mongolia
Хамгийн сүүлд нэг хүүхэн юу гээд хэлчихэвээ?
DOES ANYONE KNOW THE TITLE?!?!?!?!? I NEED THE ANSWER BY TUES. 04/24/2018
He played multiple songs, I know one of them, that one is 'the way of horse going'
do you have this guy's name？
Michelle Lilo yes Khongor
He is famous in Mongolia
hahaha aimar