I really wish that this music was more well known and accepted. I've tried to share it with my friends but they think I'm weird, that it sounds weird, or they just don't like it. A couple do enjoy it, but clearly not as much as I do! I'm very grateful to have grown up with music from all over the world. I even had the privilege of seeing Tuva throat singers live when I was a young girl. It changed me and expanded my knowledge on the voice, which I use to this day!
+Amanda Burkhart Everyone is different, and you have to accept it, you can t impose your point of view to them, of course their close mind is pity, but that the life, i have too this problem, but that not important, i found people ready to hear this kind of music, and other, well they are just the reflect of our society, vanity and no spirit mind (i m not a faithfull religious either) afterward, you have also to be patient, and maybe some will open their mind better, but you can t force people, sometime they need to find themselve the way to come to this kind of music.
Sima Yi You're absolutely right! I wouldn't dare force anybody, I just wish for them to love it like I do. If they don't, it is their loss. I can still enjoy it just as much! I am not religious either, but music heals my spirit.
Been listening to this since I was 14. I turn 28 next month. Half my life this music has been there to calm, uplift, teach, and speak to me. Thank you.
I also started listening to it since I was 14 years old, trying to survive pressure from high school and abuse from my alcoholic dad. I wanted to give up but when I listened to Huun Hur Tu, suddenly I was transported to a distant land, with the freedom wind blowing on my face, I felt such power growing inside my heart. I felt like a FIGHTER ❤ Now I am 25 years old and I survived high school and my dad. Thank you Huun Hur Tu ❤️👏💐🌻
Я каждый раз сижу и плачу, когда слушаю "плач сироты", как носитель языка, я с каждым словом добавляю себе по одному кадру, где обновляются действия и как видение, как старый фильм на плёнках все прокручивается. И мне иногда грустно осознавать, что даже когда ты переводишь этот шедевр на другой язык, смысл теряется, есть слова и исконно носителю без объяснений понятный для него стиль произношения, понятная мелодия, ностальгия, ведь ты ещё на утробе матери слышал этот стук копыт табуна
This is the most beautiful and sacred music I have ever heard. My sister is autistic and she can feel this beautiful and moving melody. We listen to this music every day together and she smiles and is happy.
I think they play with a igil, which is an eastern cousin of the morin khuur ( 2 strings standing violin). Morin khuur is played near animals to cure them, especially mothers who have a traumatic post-natal behavior and might reject their kids. Morin khuur calm them down so they are not nervous and adopt her kid more easily. I think this music can touch something very animal inside all of us, including animals.
I'm very happy for your sister. We Tuvans know that our music is sacred. It was given to us by God in Heaven. Our tools are so ancient that others have long adopted and even improved them. Happiness and health to your family!
Byłam na ich występie wiele lat temu w Warszawie. Latem, pod gołym niebem, na podwórku starej kamienicy. W letni, ciepły wieczór tłum wypełniał podwórze i wszyscy słuchaliśmy w zachwycie. Mam nadzieję, że jeszcze do nas przyjadą. 💕
There is something very special about this kind of music. No matter how bad your mood is, listening to it will always make you feel better. It just makes you forget your worries.
If you like Huun-Huur-Tu discover a new track by them at Spotify and discover their home country TUVA, there is a wonderful book out since short time. Enjoy it: open.spotify.com/track/3pTQDpRFMvWwQ2aVkth5t2?si=k4p_MtL4RtSiEuFZxiK3wQ
I would offer at the same time it helps to transcend the struggle it also connects one deeper to it. Like takes you into your pain at the same time goes beyond it. Just my experience.
I am absolutely hooked on Huun Huur Tu. I listen everyday. I work in kitchen in Kodiak, Alaska and this is what we listen to every night while we cook. Very loudly I might add. I love it.
"That's really bad", music is music no matter who may enjoy it. Try to keep an open mind with any and all different types of music, let your heart and ears find happiness as it touches you, Jim B. C.
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@metal_ak4 we used to be a steppe nomadic people mixed with mongolians/huns and we were tengrists before islam was dominant. We still have most of those traditions. So I don't have to claim it, it's part of my culture already.
I'm not some sort of neo-spiritualist but after listening to this you could easily believe that this is the sort of sound that the earth vibrates to. The naturalistic lifestyle of the people is unbelievably well-captured in the music.
Since I found this video like 5 years ago I still listen to it several times a month. I often close my eyes and imagine the mongols, turks and people from Central Asia hunting with their eagles, riding their horses... I can easily imagine the hordes of the Great Khan resting at night in camps and warriors singing this around the campfires remembering their homes. This music has power, has tradition and legacy.
Yes it's a journey. this is also probably the best audio and stage performance video recording of this style of music, with the highest level of professionals. I also have listened all the way through it routinely for a couple years and love sending it to friends.
have you tried yourself? its good possible to learn yourself...also i advise you to try to play mouthharp...they arecheap to get...and its just fantastic instrument....beies your voice...good luck :)
When i was in geometry, my teacher used to play this group's music REALLY loud when we were talking and not doing out work. It was relaxing in a weird way, but it was really funny too because it shut everyone up at once.
Hi, thank you giving yr comment about Huun-Huur-Tu Video.They might do some European shows in October as the only concerts this year. There will start a crowdfunding campaign July 13, 2020 for a book about TUVA which will include a live CD of the group. And there are amazing THANK YOUs as well. You can find all infos here: www.jaro.de/crowdfundingtuva
Hi, thank you giving yr comment about the Huun-Huur-Tu video.They might do some European shows in October as the only concerts this year. A crowdfunding campaign July started now for a book about TUVA which will include a live CD of the group. And there are amazing THANK YOUs as well. You can find all infos here: www.jaro.de/crowdfundingtuva Join the campaign and donate for the book, thanks
when i have a sore throat or cold, i get my big headphones and wear them on my neck instead of ears and listen to this. clears it right up for at least half the day
unbelieveable meanwhile everything is magic ppl cannot realise it you can remotely ignite any given 3d process via i phone ..and the air that we breath is almost the same as around 500yrs before when you were prosecuted for practising black magic
quogir1 what the hell are you on about and how did you connect what you said to the comment you replied it to? I'm not trying to be mean but I want to understand what you say.
i am simply overwhelmed and amazed by the possibillities of the nowadays era it blasts every dimension of imagination about whats possible i am very grateful and ne ver wanted to offend someone. this music is a treasure
This concert helped me fight through depression. Whenever i get too anxious or suicidal, i listen to this, and drone out with their voices. Humming feels so good when it carries the energy of the Hun Huur-Tu
@@Akenatyl how curious then that they are inexistant in poor countries where people struggle to survive. Only rich pathetic idiots have depression. A good kick in the butt for motivation is what cures this "illness".
Probably not throat singing, but the Aborigines believe singing stories to the land makes the land favorable to them instead of hostile and helps to navigate the lands. This is part of their belief called Dreamtime.
I left the message on their Facebook page, I also took a guess about the main key used on Orphan's Lament and asked another user to correct me if I was wrong. I guessed: Bbm (B flat minor) and others.... including keys some classical works use: F# (F Sharp) and F#m (F sharp minor)
I know, but as I told folks when I reviewed Best Live (2001) CD 2 on Amazon, you have to rename the tracks in Windows Media Player and disc 1 has Oske Cherde on track 2 instead of what it is on the video... after the Prayer
Hunn-Huur-Tur are truly a gift to humanity. I'm so glad they are immortalizing the Tuvan Culture and Spirit and sharing it with all of us. Like many other people have said kn the comments here, this is the kind of music that can make you believe in a higher power. I hope I can someday see them live and experience the blessing that is their music in person.
Я каждый раз сижу и плачу, когда слушаю "плач сироты", как носитель языка, я с каждым словом добавляю себе по одному кадру, где обновляются действия и как видение, как старый фильм на плёнках все прокручивается. И мне иногда грустно осознавать, что даже когда ты переводишь этот шедевр на другой язык, смысл теряется, есть слова и исконно носителю без объяснений понятный для него стиль произношения, понятная мелодия, ностальгия, ведь ты ещё на утробе матери слышал этот стук копыт табуна.
some of the songs from this show can only be found on their 💿 | Ancestors Call, but most are from Best Live | discs 1 & 2 especially the track: Odugen Taiga and the closing credits
@@fibsniper786, Yes, a few stories. E. g. , Kaigal-ool was planning to become a shepherd and when approached by a local administrator with a suggestion to become a singer declined initially. 😂
Vinieron a Monterrey México, gracias a Dios porque nunca en mi vida pensé alguna vez tener la oportunidad de ver en persona tan hermoso concierto , llore de felicidad, es de las experiencias más hermosas que he vivido, gracias
Had the opportunity to see these humble, hum-orous and friendly gentlemen three times life. Lean back .... and just drift. Breath and smell the slopes......
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For all the people, who love traditional music. You are not alone, but accept that not everyone can enjoy it, especially in our time. I show it to everybody, whom I call friends and it never stops producing amazing moments. Some turn their eyes, some say they even know it aready ( kinda rare), but in my humble opinion it makes each evening better !
I had the privilege of teach and live in Mongolia for a couple of months. From since I was a small kid I wanted to go there and after I read about Genghis Khan. When I arrived and lived there it felt like I was finally home. If it wasn't for my friends and family it would 100% be the place where I would live and die. This song makes me proud of the Mongolian heritage I do not have.
Это не Монголия и не монгольцы. Это легендарная группа ХУН-ХУРТУ,. тувинцы, исполнители уникального народного горлового пения, прославившие маленькую республику Тыва на весь музыкальный мир планеты.
Absolutely love the music of this talented (understatement of the century) ensemble. I wish it hadn't taken me until 2023 to discover them, but better late than never. I wish everyone would take some time to listen to music from cultures different than their own. There is so much amazing music being made across the world!
Look at this in another way: the internet has provided a way for you to experience this music. Before, you would have lived your entire life without hearing it! :D
Again I have to comment on this music. Several times when I'm feeling really low, I've tuned in and found peace of mind and really helped me to calm down and feel centered. There's something really powerful about this music.
Shamen throughout Europe would have vocalised in a similar manner,with hand drums and all manner of percussion before string instruments were invented,music for the ears,the soul and the psyche.Even though their lives were short in years,spiritually they were far more complete than we are today.
Hi, thank you giving yr comment about the Huun-Huur-Tu video.They might do some European shows in October as the only concerts this year. A crowdfunding campaign July started now for a book about TUVA which will include a live CD of the group. And there are amazing THANK YOUs as well. You can find all infos here: www.jaro.de/crowdfundingtuva Join the campaign and donate for the book, thanks
@@НинаОрехова-ж3ц da, a u nas nje pomogjut... u nas xolodnoje obschtschestwo (xolodnoje serdse). nu, u Was tozhe wstretschil njekotoryx xuzhix ljudjej, xotja i malo.
Это пела твоя душа, которая вырвалась из плена условностей навязанных из вне. Это очищение сердца от накипи обид и не справедливостей, тобою пережитых.))
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Orphan's Lament is one of those pieces that can speak for the very soul of humanity, of a thing we as living creatures find both commonplace and integral to understanding each other: The weight of one's suffering. :'( A truly powerful performance...
Some of these sounds that come from Mongolian music make it impossible for me to not get choked up... This is so beautiful in so many ways it is the focus of my music course. Learning about Mongolia along the way I've never been more in love with a country in my life aside from my own...
@Randall Peaslee I wouldn't worry about it Tuva is one of the poorest and smallest countries. It's also the newest country but that's just a random fact.
@@solominded lol been part of Russia only from ww1 thank to politics. Tuva has been their own culture or part of Mongolia for thousands of years. Btw, fyi, Russia itself was built by the Mongol empire from separate settlers into a centered governmental place, and until Petr 1 their kings supposed to have Chingis lineage prime minister equivalency in order to be legit, Tatar (meaning Mongol) bloodline is so strong among Russian elites, and Mongol ethnic groups are still best soldiers among Russian army such as Khalimag, Buryat. Cuz geographically more than half of Russia is nomadic group land originally. This pattern goes to also Chinese empires. All of the empires except the Ming were built by nomadic groups cuz they were more cultured due to their mobile way of life, brave and progressive compared to settlers. We always built free, respectful empires. The lack of respect towards Mongolian investment in world history is blatant cuz of the whites are ignorant, neighbours tryna deny our importance to protect their fake history but on an academic and aristocratic level they know honey. And the cherry on top is, Mongol Empire might be the most famous Mongolian empire but it was the successor of Hunnu, Nirun, Siyambi (Xiyanbi) empires, and our land has been full of culture since the beginning of time. PS: due to lack of western mentality nomad used as barbaric derogatory like it's some sort of hippie, homeless person. But in Mongolian context it means we're just moving few times a year, half nomadic people due to our stocks yet in reality we built cities, cultures, and empires. Kabish!
Completely blown away by this, I hear so much of modern blues/folk/rock throughout this! The music really resonates with me and fills me with a beautiful warm feeling! I can't get enough of it! New favorite genre!
Имел счастье слушать МАСТЕРОВ на Саянском кольце неоднократно. Здорово все-таки проехать из Красноярска в Шушенское 500 км, чтобы бесплатно послушать мировых знаменитостей!
Good night...I.am south American woman and believe me Amanda, I used to be called.by different and weird. I would like to listen old music when I was little girl too, used to like different melodies where I could let my soul fly and try to be in connection. Yes, people are different with differences in music tastes also but if you discover video like that, you can be sure others persons are searching for the same and finally, some link can be create and make this culture alive everyday. Gratitude
This music was the beginning of a new chapter in my life musically but also spiritually. these guys rock so damn hard. this is pure art and culture and heritage.
Какая удивительная музыка и древняя культура у тувинцев! Когда слушаешь эту музыку и горловое пение представляешь себе бескрайние степи, отвесные скалы, леса, реки и стук копыт быстроногих коней! Эта прекрасная музыка открывает чистую душу героического тувинского народа! Сохраните свой язык и свои культурные традиции!!!
Had a chance to enjoy these guys at Earthdance in Laytonville, CA a few years ago... what an experience! Their sounds and rhythms were hypnotic - we all BECAME the music and as their performance wound down and we exited the huge tent , everyone was mellow and beaming... It was more than just music, it was a mass sound healing; I'll never forget it.
Quite difficult not to be moved by such a beautiful music! This music comes from the very roots of our human civilization. There's no ego here, no frills, only their own voices with humble and simple instruments. It's all about deep feelings, inner peace and find out how to be compassionate with our body, heart and soul. The very reason to be alive.
Hi, thank you giving yr comment about the Huun-Huur-Tu video.They might do some European shows in October as the only concerts this year. A crowdfunding campaign July started now for a book about TUVA which will include a live CD of the group. And there are amazing THANK YOUs as well. You can find all infos here: www.jaro.de/crowdfundingtuva Join the campaign and donate for the book, thanks
The ancient voice of the human soul, heard sweeping across the vast open steppe. This is the sound that first held us transfixed in it's depth and serenity.
If you like Huun-Huur-Tu discover a new track by them at Spotify and discover their home country TUVA, there is a wonderful book out since short time. Enjoy it: open.spotify.com/track/3pTQDpRFMvWwQ2aVkth5t2?si=k4p_MtL4RtSiEuFZxiK3wQ
Am I crazy for wanting to listen to this over and over again? Some of those tunes are uplifting, the others soothes to the soul. So much beauty in simplicity and earthiness, what have I tapped onto? Unless Mongolian, one can't say that they understand the words but the heart... It's like I yearn to be there, I want to visit the mind and the experiences. Well, call me crazy but I'm addicted and I could hear this sort indefinitely! Makes my soul soar to realms other then the common techno/vicious grind which we live in. Best which I can describe this music: a gateway to an enchanting getaway, spirit beautiful and clean :)
Throat singing is the traditional singing style of people who live around the Altai mountains!! It is so amazing to hear it right next to the Altai mountain itself
No u are not crazy, u are just a pissful hater whose soul is corrupted with years and years of hating. Perhaps there is some hope for u, keep on listening and u might just be cured, my pissful friend.
This was absolutely beautiful! I cried while listening to some of the songs. Especially the guy on the left has so much soul in his voice. I felt grounded and whole again after listening to it. What a cathartic experience!
I listened to the Prayer couple of years back while being high.. my goodness. Completely otherworldly, incredibly healing experience. I don't have this ancestry, but it felt like all pf them were singing around me, sending me ancestral protection. One of the most memorable trips.
TOTALLY captivating and mesmerizing! I've been a musician and a teacher for 50 years and have never heard this style. Two different sounds from one voice, at the same time, is mind boggling. One more thing I'm happy happened in my lifetime.
It's the most beautiful thing I've ever heard... I love so much... It's my birthday today and finding this video is the greatest gift i could have ever found.... Bless you all beautiful ONES
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@@liambeme I'm an orphan; I'm alone. Pity I didn't die as a baby. If I had died as a baby, I never would have suffered. I am the loneliest. Pity I didn't die in my cradle. If I had died in my cradle, I wouldn't have suffered. Pity the baby birds, Left without a nest. Pity a baby, Left without a mother One's fate, One cannot change it. My departed mother, Nothing can bring her back
The bird song imitations in the last song are amazing! I totally thought they were recordings of birds and when I turned to the screen I was amazed that the singers were making them!
Though I studied music at the University, I'd never heard of such a way of singing. Love it, and I'm going to introduce it to my grandchildren. Yes, I'm an 83 years old grandmother, and I prefer this kind of music to the American and Brazilian music of today. From Belo Horizonte, Brasil, my best wishes to the musicians.
Cool Grandma! This music is like eating the same food for decades , albeit good, and coming across something different that your taste buds agree with immediately.
So incredibly beautiful.... I've always been fascinated with mongolian culture and history. It's my dream to travel to mongolian and ride a horse on the great steppe where these proud people, descendents of might conquerors roam. Such beauty
7emek I understand that it is not only mongol. Huun huur tu are from tuva, which are more related to the mongols than they are to flat out turks. Tuva is not much different than the mongols. It could be argued every ehtnic group in the area are turkic, even uighurs.
Aaron Landau You're right in that area, there are already coming from the same family except Tungus and the Chinese.Mongolians and Turks have same ancestor. I just tried to explain :) But I don't know english very well, for that I don't understand some sentence, you said even uighurs.Uighurs are turkic too.I think it's fine if you've said they are turkic that but if it's not I fixed it. :)
There is something about this performance that stops my anxiety. Not only are their voices very calming, it is something about the music and tones themselves.
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Orphan's Lament just punches your gut right in the feels. Not only is his voice amazing, but the lyrics are painful and deep. Great, powerful stuff. Very cool
just so many poignant, heartfelt, beautiful songs in this performance. so amazing and powerful. some of the best tuvan throat singing i've ever heard. some of these songs literally brought me to tears.
It is this diversity of all things around us that my soul is deeply convinced of the existence of a Creator, and my soul is eternally grateful to Him!.
All the richness of human kind are kept in these 4 men and their great culture. WE should be deeply happy to be able to listen and should remember that humans are not only a brutal and violent species but can be a refine one... May the Great Spirit protect them all, as well ourselves... because what we listen is just a kind of prier for the beauty of his Creations...
Funnily enough, the music Kozhmyk is about manpower and bellic comparison with enemies while Kongurey is about Dzungar genocide employed by Qing Dynasty from a mongol viewpoint. But yeah, at least Aa-shuu Dekei-oo is about things going successfully while Odugen Taiga is a celebration of nature, so I guess I get the idea of something other than violence.
Entire video i never skiped..now thats what i call bliss. Thanks youtube for introducing me to this heavenly music of life. Reminds me that we are all one people living beneath the heavenly sky and around mother nature...worth every single second listning to this gentlemen. Peace and love from india
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Солидарен! Но русский подстрочник не помешал бы. Интересно сравнить содержание с звукорядом. Как-то выпивали в Молдавии, по радио развесёлая песня. Один из наших, вслушиваясь в мелодию, спрашивает у хозяина "Какая веселая песня!- Про счастливую любовь?" На что умнейший, добрейший и пожилой уже хозяин отвечает :"Не совсем... В этой песне поётся о том, что за весной и летом приходят осень и зима... Так же как и у человека- сначала детство, потом молодость, зрелость и старость с сединой и болезнями..." Понятно, что его объяснение расширило ниши наивные представления и народном молдаванском духе. Всем добра!)
@@YourName-xk6op,агрессия на ровном месте не понятна и не приятна. Русский подстрочник для понимания смысла национальной песни- по Вашему, это обида на поющую нацию и вызов ей?) Или желание при прослушивании захватывающего музыкального ряда узнать, какой смысл облекает в эту музыку автор? И с какого Вы вдруг решили, что я хочу превратить "модован"(с) в русских?) Не зная меня и моего отношения к молдаванам? Сейчас пост, лучше, может быть, было и не отвечать на чужую гневливость, но "чота повлияло".))) Благословения Вам Божьего!)
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@metal_ak4 First of all, needlessly harsh. You wouldn't happen to be peddling nationalism would you? Secondly, the distinction is questionable and highly selective. You have to be pretty stuck up to claim that a province bordering Mongolia, with a people that came out of present day Mongolia, is a completely separate affair: "The Tuvans or Tuvinians are a Turkic ethnic group native to Tuva *and Mongolia*." - From the wiki. So not only can band members indeed be Mongolian by your own classification, also you actually don't know the exact makeup of neither the cultural nor the genetic basis for their existence.
@metal_ak4 Are you kidding me? You look at your own comments right now and knowing that aforementioned distinction is hazy, you're still unable to see that you were abrasive?
I had the pleasure to work with an epic Mongolian throat singer last month. This October I will hopefully reunite with him at the Mongolian Jazz festival in UB.
Me encanta esta música tradicional, siento que me remonta a tiempos antiguos y que al momento de escucharlos soy parte del pasado. Saludos desde Chile!! 🇨🇱
Por dos… a mi también me gusta y ni se lo que dicen jajajaja pero uno canta y trata de hacer los sonidos 😅 jajaja buena música para que… Me parece que soy de ahí jajaja
I hate that I am just discovering this style (in detail) and this band, now... I am listening to their 1994 albums on Spotify now! The way that they can have the flute-whistle overtone simultaneous with their throat singing is just... magical. THe harmonies of the opening number make me feel warm, dizzy, happy and some of my digits flex-close ... I love this cultural art and music style! Brava!
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Привет из России! Отличные голоса, Превосходная техника. Красота и только!
De dónde son? Rusia , Mongolia?
I really wish that this music was more well known and accepted. I've tried to share it with my friends but they think I'm weird, that it sounds weird, or they just don't like it. A couple do enjoy it, but clearly not as much as I do! I'm very grateful to have grown up with music from all over the world. I even had the privilege of seeing Tuva throat singers live when I was a young girl. It changed me and expanded my knowledge on the voice, which I use to this day!
+Amanda Burkhart The music is for Funeral ceremony for buddhist society. we have the same for hundreds of years.
+C. HO There are many songs in here, but I meant the style, in general. They're so beautifully moving. I can't see how anyone could dislike it.
Except it's some of the most beautiful music I've ever heard and I wish others would hear what I hear.
+Amanda Burkhart Everyone is different, and you have to accept it, you can t impose your point of view to them, of course their close mind is pity, but that the life, i have too this problem, but that not important, i found people ready to hear this kind of music, and other, well they are just the reflect of our society, vanity and no spirit mind (i m not a faithfull religious either) afterward, you have also to be patient, and maybe some will open their mind better, but you can t force people, sometime they need to find themselve the way to come to this kind of music.
Sima Yi You're absolutely right! I wouldn't dare force anybody, I just wish for them to love it like I do. If they don't, it is their loss. I can still enjoy it just as much! I am not religious either, but music heals my spirit.
Been listening to this since I was 14. I turn 28 next month. Half my life this music has been there to calm, uplift, teach, and speak to me. Thank you.
✊🤝👍
now you are 30 yo. 😂
Happy 30 y.o. birthday ))))
I also started listening to it since I was 14 years old, trying to survive pressure from high school and abuse from my alcoholic dad. I wanted to give up but when I listened to Huun Hur Tu, suddenly I was transported to a distant land, with the freedom wind blowing on my face, I felt such power growing inside my heart. I felt like a FIGHTER ❤ Now I am 25 years old and I survived high school and my dad. Thank you Huun Hur Tu ❤️👏💐🌻
Я каждый раз сижу и плачу, когда слушаю "плач сироты", как носитель языка, я с каждым словом добавляю себе по одному кадру, где обновляются действия и как видение, как старый фильм на плёнках все прокручивается. И мне иногда грустно осознавать, что даже когда ты переводишь этот шедевр на другой язык, смысл теряется, есть слова и исконно носителю без объяснений понятный для него стиль произношения, понятная мелодия, ностальгия, ведь ты ещё на утробе матери слышал этот стук копыт табуна
This is the most beautiful and sacred music I have ever heard. My sister is autistic and she can feel this beautiful and moving melody. We listen to this music every day together and she smiles and is happy.
That made my heart burst! Thank you for sharing. I'm so happy that you can connect with this amazing music. Cheers!
I wonder can she relate to the rhythm- the horse trotting rhythm?
I think they play with a igil, which is an eastern cousin of the morin khuur ( 2 strings standing violin). Morin khuur is played near animals to cure them, especially mothers who have a traumatic post-natal behavior and might reject their kids. Morin khuur calm them down so they are not nervous and adopt her kid more easily. I think this music can touch something very animal inside all of us, including animals.
I'm very happy for your sister. We Tuvans know that our music is sacred. It was given to us by God in Heaven. Our tools are so ancient that others have long adopted and even improved them. Happiness and health to your family!
music are the best saoul doctor am happy for you sister bro i wish her all best
Эта группа живая легенда, великие музыканты, прославляющие мою малую родину. Почти все тувинцы очень талантливые люди. Пусть процветает Тува!!!
simplesmente magnífico,conheci seu trabalho, através de indicação do RUclips, vendo um vídeo do the hu
Сегодня я была на их концерте в Австрии,Инсбрук.Зал был переполнен!!!
Byłam na ich występie wiele lat temu w Warszawie. Latem, pod gołym niebem, na podwórku starej kamienicy. W letni, ciepły wieczór tłum wypełniał podwórze i wszyscy słuchaliśmy w zachwycie. Mam nadzieję, że jeszcze do nas przyjadą. 💕
成吉思汗的孙子拔都，攻占过这个地方，那时也一定在这个地方唱歌
Tuván, turfán , turán : Mi turáni magyarok !
There is something very special about this kind of music. No matter how bad your mood is, listening to it will always make you feel better. It just makes you forget your worries.
If you like Huun-Huur-Tu discover a new track by them at Spotify and discover their home country TUVA, there is a wonderful book out since short time. Enjoy it: open.spotify.com/track/3pTQDpRFMvWwQ2aVkth5t2?si=k4p_MtL4RtSiEuFZxiK3wQ
I would offer at the same time it helps to transcend the struggle it also connects one deeper to it. Like takes you into your pain at the same time goes beyond it. Just my experience.
🤩😍🤗
Thank you very much
@@JaroMedienGmbH correct me if I'm wrong about the track: Orphan's Lament, but if I had to pick the main key, it was probably recorded in Em (E minor)
I am absolutely hooked on Huun Huur Tu. I listen everyday. I work in kitchen in Kodiak, Alaska and this is what we listen to every night while we cook. Very loudly I might add. I love it.
Cheers, and don't let the loneliness and vagueness take your toll.
"That's really bad", music is music no matter who may enjoy it. Try to keep an open mind with any and all different types of music, let your heart and ears find happiness as it touches you, Jim B. C.
♥
One more reason I need to move to Alaska, or some other cold corner of the world.
how's that pitbull concert
i’m tuvan and i’m proud
Mend amar!
this is not part of only tuvan culture btw
Hi, thank you giving yr comment about the Huun-Huur-Tu video.They might do some European shows in October as the only concerts this year. A crowdfunding campaign July started now for a book about TUVA which will include a live CD of the group. And there are amazing THANK YOUs as well. You can find all infos here: www.jaro.de/crowdfundingtuva
Join the campaign and donate for the book, thanks
@metal_ak4 we dont have to claim it, thr culture is already ours.
@metal_ak4 we used to be a steppe nomadic people mixed with mongolians/huns and we were tengrists before islam was dominant. We still have most of those traditions. So I don't have to claim it, it's part of my culture already.
素晴らしい音楽に出逢いました。今、世界が混沌として一体この先に私達は何を支えに生きて行くのか？そんな時に厳しい自然の中に生きた人達が奏でた音楽や歌は草原や山々を越えて心を繋げて行ったのでしょうか。人間はみんな等しく同じ心を持って生きて行きたいと思いました。感謝します。ありがとう😆💕✨。
J'ai beaucoup apprécié votre commentaire !.
Respect ✨👍🙏
こんなニッチなジャンルに驚きの日本人コメント率(笑)
I'm not some sort of neo-spiritualist but after listening to this you could easily believe that this is the sort of sound that the earth vibrates to. The naturalistic lifestyle of the people is unbelievably well-captured in the music.
Going with the classic "everything is a copy of a copy"... you might be right!
Certainly feels that way, well put!
I need to listen to this in Mars, or near Jupiter or one of Saturn's moons.
3:53
You are right
Четтирдим
00:00:19 - Prayer, Oske Cherde
00:06:24 - Sygyt
00:10:00 - Chiraa-Khoor
00:16:24 - Kargyraa
00:20:50 - Saryglarlar
00:30:08 - Kozhmyk
00:34:42 - Kongurei
00:40:21 - Camel caravan drivers
00:48:15 - Sagly khaldun turula boor
00:53:15 - Eerbe aksy
00:56:09 - Orphan's lament
01:04:27 - Odugen Taiga
01:14:54 - Aa- shuu Dekei-oo
thanks !!
huge thanks!
Thank you Ðæron Anàrion!
do you know what CD of theirs has the track that comes in at the 30 minute mark?
Uh "Ancestors call". But maybe there is another album version from Huun Huur Tu.
They did two versions of "Aa- shuu Dekei-oo"
Since I found this video like 5 years ago I still listen to it several times a month. I often close my eyes and imagine the mongols, turks and people from Central Asia hunting with their eagles, riding their horses... I can easily imagine the hordes of the Great Khan resting at night in camps and warriors singing this around the campfires remembering their homes. This music has power, has tradition and legacy.
Yes it's a journey. this is also probably the best audio and stage performance video recording of this style of music, with the highest level of professionals. I also have listened all the way through it routinely for a couple years and love sending it to friends.
Does steppe nomads has homes?
have you tried yourself? its good possible to learn yourself...also i advise you to try to play mouthharp...they arecheap to get...and its just fantastic instrument....beies your voice...good luck :)
thats why you have genetic code. We have one culture, one bloоde, one secret History. TO THE LAST SEA! (c)
yes yes i love this song , im listen this song several times ,
Who else gets jiggling away in the chair to Chiraa Khoor as though riding a trotting horse ?
When i was in geometry, my teacher used to play this group's music REALLY loud when we were talking and not doing out work. It was relaxing in a weird way, but it was really funny too because it shut everyone up at once.
W teacher 😂👏
I had the good fortune of being invited to this performance, and let me just say... It changed my way of hearing ... EVERYTHING.
Hi, thank you giving yr comment about Huun-Huur-Tu Video.They might do some European shows in October as the only concerts this year. There will start a crowdfunding campaign July 13, 2020 for a book about TUVA which will include a live CD of the group. And there are amazing THANK YOUs as well. You can find all infos here: www.jaro.de/crowdfundingtuva
@@JaroMedienGmbH do you know if the band will ever return to the states for a show?
The best concert I've ever been to was with these free spirits. Long may they sing over the steppes and grasslands.
Hi, thank you giving yr comment about the Huun-Huur-Tu video.They might do some European shows in October as the only concerts this year. A crowdfunding campaign July started now for a book about TUVA which will include a live CD of the group. And there are amazing THANK YOUs as well. You can find all infos here: www.jaro.de/crowdfundingtuva
Join the campaign and donate for the book, thanks
when i have a sore throat or cold, i get my big headphones and wear them on my neck instead of ears and listen to this. clears it right up for at least half the day
Только с возрастом стала ценить нашу национальную музыку и культуру, спасибо предкам и группе Хүн-Хүртүү!
Слава нашим братьям
Все мы с возрастом умнеем ,
Молодой зеленый , были все
We must treasure our culture and pass down to generations down.
тоже самое у меня
Long live Kokturks...Tonyukuk..Bilge khan....Bumin Kağan
Really amazing singing...thanks to internet we can hear music from different cultures.............
unbelieveable meanwhile everything is magic ppl cannot realise it you can remotely ignite any given 3d process via i phone ..and the air that we breath is almost the same as around 500yrs before when you were prosecuted for practising black magic
quogir1 what the hell are you on about and how did you connect what you said to the comment you replied it to? I'm not trying to be mean but I want to understand what you say.
i am simply overwhelmed and amazed by the possibillities of the nowadays era it blasts every dimension of imagination about whats possible i am very grateful and ne ver wanted to offend someone. this music is a treasure
I could feel the wind blow to my face and the sand in my mouth , this is so strong .
I don’t think you want sand in your mouth 😭
...and hear the horses galloping across the steppe.
What people don’t understand is these wonderful humans making this music, where rulers of the world at a point in time.
This concert helped me fight through depression. Whenever i get too anxious or suicidal, i listen to this, and drone out with their voices. Humming feels so good when it carries the energy of the Hun Huur-Tu
this has saved my life more times than i can count
Wtf do you guys have to worry about so much? Internet problem? Not enough mcdonalds? lmao first world problems.
@@frenchexpat5601 you asshat, depression and anxiety are illnesses, not excuses.
@@Akenatyl how curious then that they are inexistant in poor countries where people struggle to survive. Only rich pathetic idiots have depression. A good kick in the butt for motivation is what cures this "illness".
@@frenchexpat5601 come on, everybody can see you were unloved in childhood, don't make yourself unlovable as an adult
There’s a primal sacredness to this music.
Thats a interesting way of putting it, youre definetly right!
Probably not throat singing, but the Aborigines believe singing stories to the land makes the land favorable to them instead of hostile and helps to navigate the lands. This is part of their belief called Dreamtime.
I feel the same way. Love it.
Love the song starting at 20:53
Это звуки русской души, нашего сердца!
00:00:19 - Prayer, Oske Cherde
00:06:24 - Sygyt
00:10:00 - Chiraa-Khoor
00:16:24 - Kargyraa
00:20:50 - Saryglarlar
00:30:08 - Kozhmyk
00:34:42 - Kongurei
00:40:21 - Camel caravan drivers
00:48:15 - Sagly khaldun turula boor
00:53:15 - Eerbe aksy
00:56:09 - Orphan's lament
01:04:27 - Odugen Taiga
01:14:54 - Aa- shuu Dekei-oo
01:17:51 - Credits
+Thiago Zuquinali on their Facebook page, I asked what CD contains all these songs because this performance is not on their Discography link
+Belchmaster41 sorry but i don't receive any message. I don't know this group, only like their music.
I left the message on their Facebook page, I also took a guess about the main key used on Orphan's Lament and asked another user to correct me if I was wrong. I guessed: Bbm (B flat minor) and others.... including keys some classical works use: F# (F Sharp) and F#m (F sharp minor)
+Belchmaster41 I think you can find most of the songs from Best Live (2001) and More Live (2002) .
I know, but as I told folks when I reviewed Best Live (2001) CD 2 on Amazon, you have to rename the tracks in Windows Media Player and disc 1 has Oske Cherde on track 2 instead of what it is on the video... after the Prayer
Hunn-Huur-Tur are truly a gift to humanity. I'm so glad they are immortalizing the Tuvan Culture and Spirit and sharing it with all of us. Like many other people have said kn the comments here, this is the kind of music that can make you believe in a higher power. I hope I can someday see them live and experience the blessing that is their music in person.
En vídeo es maravilloso, pero en persona es una experiencia indescriptible, espero que tengas la oportunidad de escucharlos en vivo 🙏🏼
Вы лучше всех в мире Тувинцы горловой пени, молодцы, процветайся прекрасная Тува!!!!!!!
💀
何か懐かしい響き、聴き惚れてしまう、魂が込もっていて、からだ全体に染み込む感じ、目をつむつてしまいます、何かしら夕暮れの、大草原に佇む感じがしてしまう、又お経を唱えるような、何かしら日本人として抵抗なく心の魂に、入り込んできます、とても癒されます。有り難う最高に国宝的伝統文化、音楽だと思います、
Я каждый раз сижу и плачу, когда слушаю "плач сироты", как носитель языка, я с каждым словом добавляю себе по одному кадру, где обновляются действия и как видение, как старый фильм на плёнках все прокручивается. И мне иногда грустно осознавать, что даже когда ты переводишь этот шедевр на другой язык, смысл теряется, есть слова и исконно носителю без объяснений понятный для него стиль произношения, понятная мелодия, ностальгия, ведь ты ещё на утробе матери слышал этот стук копыт табуна.
I was in the audience at that concert and also hosted the group at my house. Great memories!
I was there too. All of them are my friends and shall coffee in their mountain houses every year.
some of the songs from this show can only be found on their 💿 | Ancestors Call, but most are from Best Live | discs 1 & 2
especially the track: Odugen Taiga and the closing credits
@@fibsniper786,
Yes, a few stories. E. g. , Kaigal-ool was planning to become a shepherd and when approached by a local administrator with a suggestion to become a singer declined initially. 😂
You hosted them at your house?! What an honor.
😂😂😂😂😂
Vinieron a Monterrey México, gracias a Dios porque nunca en mi vida pensé alguna vez tener la oportunidad de ver en persona tan hermoso concierto , llore de felicidad, es de las experiencias más hermosas que he vivido, gracias
De lujo, cómo me hubiera gustado poder escucharles en vivo, son fantásticos❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Increible. El spiritu de su musica es muy potente
Had the opportunity to see these humble, hum-orous and friendly gentlemen three times life. Lean back .... and just drift. Breath and smell the slopes......
Hi, thank you giving yr comment about Huun-Huur-Tu Video.They might do some European shows in October as the only concerts this year. There will start a crowdfunding campaign July 13, 2020 for a book about TUVA which will include a live CD of the group. And there are amazing THANK YOUs as well. You can find all infos here: www.jaro.de/crowdfundingtuva
For all the people, who love traditional music. You are not alone, but accept that not everyone can enjoy it, especially in our time. I show it to everybody, whom I call friends and it never stops producing amazing moments. Some turn their eyes, some say they even know it aready ( kinda rare), but in my humble opinion it makes each evening better !
I had the privilege of teach and live in Mongolia for a couple of months. From since I was a small kid I wanted to go there and after I read about Genghis Khan. When I arrived and lived there it felt like I was finally home. If it wasn't for my friends and family it would 100% be the place where I would live and die.
This song makes me proud of the Mongolian heritage I do not have.
They are Tuva turkic people from Sibiria ,the culture is near with mongolian culture
Это тывинцы, народ Тыва в России
Это не Монголия и не монгольцы. Это легендарная группа ХУН-ХУРТУ,. тувинцы, исполнители уникального народного горлового пения, прославившие маленькую республику Тыва на весь музыкальный мир планеты.
ギリシャの大学の先生から教えてもらったけど、すごい神秘的で歴史と文化を感じさせる音楽
耳に心地良い
素晴らしくて聴き入る
Absolutely love the music of this talented (understatement of the century) ensemble. I wish it hadn't taken me until 2023 to discover them, but better late than never. I wish everyone would take some time to listen to music from cultures different than their own. There is so much amazing music being made across the world!
Incredible! Sad, I lived nearly 50 years before hearing this. Much much respect!
Even more sad, 60 years😍
Look at this in another way: the internet has provided a way for you to experience this music. Before, you would have lived your entire life without hearing it! :D
Thanks to the internet I am listening to this at 37. Very good and calming music, love it!
I am equally as sad. Have you heard of Kongar-ol-Ondar . ruclips.net/video/6dR2PS_i54k/видео.html
I think the important thing is that you made it, maybe it doesn't matter that much when :) I also discovered this at 37, like other person said :)
Came here after watching Dune. Thoat singing has such a great timbre. Need more of it it my roatation.
Again I have to comment on this music. Several times when I'm feeling really low, I've tuned in and found peace of mind and really helped me to calm down and feel centered. There's something really powerful about this music.
Same here. Always makes me focus and I find the clarity I was looking for, especially when doing long tasks at the office
Shamen throughout Europe would have vocalised in a similar manner,with hand drums and all manner of percussion before string instruments were invented,music for the ears,the soul and the psyche.Even though their lives were short in years,spiritually they were far more complete than we are today.
Me too.
there really is! ancient wisdom, strength and Love!
songs of connection and of the earth
The first time I heard orphan's lament I was sitting down waiting for a train in Berlin, I cried and everyone was scared to be near me.
Hi, thank you giving yr comment about the Huun-Huur-Tu video.They might do some European shows in October as the only concerts this year. A crowdfunding campaign July started now for a book about TUVA which will include a live CD of the group. And there are amazing THANK YOUs as well. You can find all infos here: www.jaro.de/crowdfundingtuva
Join the campaign and donate for the book, thanks
Почему?! А у нас обязательно подошли чтобы утешить или помочь чем нибудь. Нас всегда тревожат слёзы человека, даже постороннего, не знакомого.
@@НинаОрехова-ж3ц da, a u nas nje pomogjut...
u nas xolodnoje obschtschestwo (xolodnoje serdse).
nu, u Was tozhe wstretschil njekotoryx xuzhix ljudjej, xotja i malo.
Это пела твоя душа, которая вырвалась из плена условностей навязанных из вне. Это очищение сердца от накипи обид и не справедливостей, тобою пережитых.))
Tragic story
Настоящая песня воинов степей!!!
Степь тут не причём . Посмотрите как выглядит республика Тыва - это Восточная Сибирь
@@МарсельРоно köken olarak aynılar ben Türküm mesela kökenlerimiz aynı
Все Тюрки жили везде!
Алга Туран!!!
This is incredible, I can't believe this is the first time I'm seeing this.
This changed my life when I saw it 10 years ago.
Я поклонник этой группы. А это вообще хит всех времен и народов.
Дима Фоменко монголская песня и хөөмий.
это не монголы это Тувинцы ☝
Дима, если ты поклонник этой группы, то почему не знаешь откуда эта группа?
Знай! Группа Хун-Хуртуу из Республики Тыва (Россия)!!
@@temuujintemuujin1216 монголы так не умеют ) у них просто
@@temuujintemuujin1216 У нас языки
разные, ваш мне непонятен. Это тувинцы.
Probably the only music that doesn't stress me out.
Hi, thank you giving yr comment about the Huun-Huur-Tu video.They might do some European shows in October as the only concerts this year. A crowdfunding campaign July started now for a book about TUVA which will include a live CD of the group. And there are amazing THANK YOUs as well. You can find all infos here: www.jaro.de/crowdfundingtuva
Join the campaign and donate for the book, thanks
This is Healing for Soul. Now thanks to covid 19 most of Western spoil by system understand.
@This is the best name i could come up with the stress is brought in your Spirit my brother. Sorry for disturbing with my comment. I did not mean it☺️
Orphan's Lament is one of those pieces that can speak for the very soul of humanity, of a thing we as living creatures find both commonplace and integral to understanding each other:
The weight of one's suffering. :'(
A truly powerful performance...
so very much theoretical...
the ordinary modern people do not know what is happening with their soul...
Some of these sounds that come from Mongolian music make it impossible for me to not get choked up... This is so beautiful in so many ways it is the focus of my music course. Learning about Mongolia along the way I've never been more in love with a country in my life aside from my own...
Tuvan* music :) But yes partly Mongolian partly Russian, both mixed make Tuvan.
@@solominded well, I feel stupid. But. I got a 100 on my final
@Randall Peaslee I wouldn't worry about it Tuva is one of the poorest and smallest countries. It's also the newest country but that's just a random fact.
@@solominded lol been part of Russia only from ww1 thank to politics. Tuva has been their own culture or part of Mongolia for thousands of years. Btw, fyi, Russia itself was built by the Mongol empire from separate settlers into a centered governmental place, and until Petr 1 their kings supposed to have Chingis lineage prime minister equivalency in order to be legit, Tatar (meaning Mongol) bloodline is so strong among Russian elites, and Mongol ethnic groups are still best soldiers among Russian army such as Khalimag, Buryat. Cuz geographically more than half of Russia is nomadic group land originally. This pattern goes to also Chinese empires. All of the empires except the Ming were built by nomadic groups cuz they were more cultured due to their mobile way of life, brave and progressive compared to settlers. We always built free, respectful empires. The lack of respect towards Mongolian investment in world history is blatant cuz of the whites are ignorant, neighbours tryna deny our importance to protect their fake history but on an academic and aristocratic level they know honey. And the cherry on top is, Mongol Empire might be the most famous Mongolian empire but it was the successor of Hunnu, Nirun, Siyambi (Xiyanbi) empires, and our land has been full of culture since the beginning of time. PS: due to lack of western mentality nomad used as barbaric derogatory like it's some sort of hippie, homeless person. But in Mongolian context it means we're just moving few times a year, half nomadic people due to our stocks yet in reality we built cities, cultures, and empires. Kabish!
@@randallpeaslee38621:16:23
На просторах нашего мира, кто может лучше спеть!? Только мои уважаемые земляки!!! Больше ни кто! Я, горжусь!
Тува была частью Монголии всего то несколько десятилетий назад
Аяс Ойдов Экии дуңмам Аяс Ойдуп!!!!
Кайгал честем сөс чок!!!👍
Оператор өске улус тыппаан кижи чө бе,таалап,чайлып калган улус тытырган боор?
Совершенно другая музыка... Очень интересно!
Completely blown away by this, I hear so much of modern blues/folk/rock throughout this!
The music really resonates with me and fills me with a beautiful warm feeling! I can't get enough of it! New favorite genre!
You can always trust a plague doctor.
Doctor.
Имел счастье слушать МАСТЕРОВ на Саянском кольце неоднократно. Здорово все-таки проехать из Красноярска в Шушенское 500 км, чтобы бесплатно послушать мировых знаменитостей!
Good night...I.am south American woman and believe me Amanda, I used to be called.by different and weird. I would like to listen old music when I was little girl too, used to like different melodies where I could let my soul fly and try to be in connection. Yes, people are different with differences in music tastes also but if you discover video like that, you can be sure others persons are searching for the same and finally, some link can be create and make this culture alive everyday.
Gratitude
This music was the beginning of a new chapter in my life musically but also spiritually. these guys rock so damn hard. this is pure art and culture and heritage.
im on some drugs and this music made me cry, they are insane
I hope that new chapter worked out in your favour, despite all the obstacles :)
Какая удивительная музыка и древняя культура у тувинцев! Когда слушаешь эту музыку и горловое пение представляешь себе бескрайние степи, отвесные скалы, леса, реки и стук копыт быстроногих коней! Эта прекрасная музыка открывает чистую душу героического тувинского народа! Сохраните свой язык и свои культурные традиции!!!
Had a chance to enjoy these guys at Earthdance in Laytonville, CA a few years ago... what an experience! Their sounds and rhythms were hypnotic - we all BECAME the music and as their performance wound down and we exited the huge tent , everyone was mellow and beaming... It was more than just music, it was a mass sound healing; I'll never forget it.
MontyVonT I come from Laytonville
Among all the adjectives with which you could describe this singing, "beautiful" is the word that most comes to mind.
Quite difficult not to be moved by such a beautiful music!
This music comes from the very roots of our human civilization.
There's no ego here, no frills, only their own voices with humble and simple instruments.
It's all about deep feelings, inner peace and find out how to be compassionate with our body, heart and soul.
The very reason to be alive.
The Mongolians say that compassion originates from music :-)
I have loved this group since about 1992. It's good to finally see a video of them!
Hi, thank you giving yr comment about the Huun-Huur-Tu video.They might do some European shows in October as the only concerts this year. A crowdfunding campaign July started now for a book about TUVA which will include a live CD of the group. And there are amazing THANK YOUs as well. You can find all infos here: www.jaro.de/crowdfundingtuva
Join the campaign and donate for the book, thanks
This made the lockdown from Covid-19 much more pleasant. I really love Khuumei sing and could listen to it all day long.
And Khuumei loves you back. Of that I am absolutely sure. I hope you have a great day😊
Truly, said.
An amazing performance yesterday in Rotterdam. Majestic in every sense.
I am a Crimean Tatar on the line of Mother. And this singing always gives me powerful goosebumps all over my body
The ancient voice of the human soul, heard sweeping across the vast open steppe. This is the sound that first held us transfixed in it's depth and serenity.
Балдею от них уже лет 20!
If you like Huun-Huur-Tu discover a new track by them at Spotify and discover their home country TUVA, there is a wonderful book out since short time. Enjoy it: open.spotify.com/track/3pTQDpRFMvWwQ2aVkth5t2?si=k4p_MtL4RtSiEuFZxiK3wQ
Это удивительно,спасибо❤
Удачи
Am I crazy for wanting to listen to this over and over again? Some of those tunes are uplifting, the others soothes to the soul. So much beauty in simplicity and earthiness, what have I tapped onto? Unless Mongolian, one can't say that they understand the words but the heart... It's like I yearn to be there, I want to visit the mind and the experiences. Well, call me crazy but I'm addicted and I could hear this sort indefinitely! Makes my soul soar to realms other then the common techno/vicious grind which we live in. Best which I can describe this music: a gateway to an enchanting getaway, spirit beautiful and clean :)
I use it to do homework and to try to sleep.
Throat singing is the traditional singing style of people who live around the Altai mountains!! It is so amazing to hear it right next to the Altai mountain itself
i guess its right
You are not crazy, you have tapped in into the spirit of creation, the energy that created us all. Amazing
No u are not crazy, u are just a pissful hater whose soul is corrupted with years and years of hating. Perhaps there is some hope for u, keep on listening and u might just be cured, my pissful friend.
This was absolutely beautiful! I cried while listening to some of the songs. Especially the guy on the left has so much soul in his voice. I felt grounded and whole again after listening to it. What a cathartic experience!
I listened to the Prayer couple of years back while being high.. my goodness. Completely otherworldly, incredibly healing experience. I don't have this ancestry, but it felt like all pf them were singing around me, sending me ancestral protection. One of the most memorable trips.
Его зовут Радик Тюлюш, большой музыкант, есть еще группа где он участвует называется «Уер»
TOTALLY captivating and mesmerizing! I've been a musician and a teacher for 50 years and have never heard this style. Two different sounds from one voice, at the same time, is mind boggling. One more thing I'm happy happened in my lifetime.
Kargyraa- шедевральное пение.У певцов диапазоны фантастические огромные.
Üdvözlet Magyarországról! Csodálatos zene, ének, köszönöm!
Jew's harp magyar nyelven "doromb" : )
It's the most beautiful thing I've ever heard... I love so much... It's my birthday today and finding this video is the greatest gift i could have ever found.... Bless you all beautiful ONES
Orphan´s Lament, gets you by surprise.. is an overwhelming song
Agree!
Hi, thank you giving yr comment about the Huun-Huur-Tu video.They might do some European shows in October as the only concerts this year. A crowdfunding campaign July started now for a book about TUVA which will include a live CD of the group. And there are amazing THANK YOUs as well. You can find all infos here: www.jaro.de/crowdfundingtuva
Join the campaign and donate for the book, thanks
A part of me wants to know the translation, a part of me doesn't.
@@liambeme I'm an orphan; I'm alone.
Pity I didn't die as a baby.
If I had died as a baby,
I never would have suffered.
I am the loneliest.
Pity I didn't die in my cradle.
If I had died in my cradle,
I wouldn't have suffered.
Pity the baby birds,
Left without a nest.
Pity a baby,
Left without a mother
One's fate,
One cannot change it.
My departed mother,
Nothing can bring her back
That’s really powerful and sad
The bird song imitations in the last song are amazing! I totally thought they were recordings of birds and when I turned to the screen I was amazed that the singers were making them!
Though I studied music at the University, I'd never heard of such a way of singing. Love it, and I'm going to introduce it to my grandchildren. Yes, I'm an 83 years old grandmother, and I prefer this kind of music to the American and Brazilian music of today. From Belo Horizonte, Brasil, my best wishes to the musicians.
Coolest Grandma Ever.
Try synthezis Macedonian Ethno Folklore group.
Cool Grandma! This music is like eating the same food for decades , albeit good, and coming across something different that your taste buds
agree with immediately.
Oi! Música fascinante! Conhece The Hu?
Legal que tem outros Brasileiros que gostaram disso!
Staggering use of the human voice! I'm slack-jawed with awe.
Приветствую Вас из Татарстана! А ведь что-то связующее есть в Вашем исполнении. Наверняка зов одних из предков. Приятно Вас слышать.
So incredibly beautiful.... I've always been fascinated with mongolian culture and history. It's my dream to travel to mongolian and ride a horse on the great steppe where these proud people, descendents of might conquerors roam. Such beauty
And not to forget the genocide created by such extraordinary people.
Anders Nielsen
not genocide.
No you are wrong.Huun Huur Tu is turkic.And throat singing is Turkics and Mongolians's culture, not only mongolian.
7emek
I understand that it is not only mongol. Huun huur tu are from tuva, which are more related to the mongols than they are to flat out turks. Tuva is not much different than the mongols. It could be argued every ehtnic group in the area are turkic, even uighurs.
Aaron Landau You're right in that area,
there are already coming from the same family except Tungus and the Chinese.Mongolians and Turks have same ancestor.
I just tried to explain :)
But I don't know english very well, for that I don't understand some sentence, you said even uighurs.Uighurs are turkic too.I think it's fine if you've said they are turkic that but if it's not I fixed it. :)
Привет Всем, из Республики Тыва!
I would love to visit Mongolia one day and sing these beautiful songs along, love from the US🇺🇸🤝🏼
LINDA MÚSICA,ME ENCANTA,SONIDOS EMITIDOS CON LA GARGANTA.SALUDOS DE LA PAZ BOLIVIA Y SUCRE SU CAPITAL 🇧🇴🇧🇴🇧🇴
The "orfan's lament" at 56:10 is simply a gift to your senses.
truly!
There is something about this performance that stops my anxiety. Not only are their voices very calming, it is something about the music and tones themselves.
Саян молодец! Привет тебе от бывшего сокурсника по Ак-Довуракской фазанке.
This is the only thing you need to listen to when you want to make the right decision.
A huge privilege to see them here in Canada several years ago, at a small country cafe, and sit around and chat later!
Hi, thank you giving yr comment about Huun-Huur-Tu Video.They might do some European shows in October as the only concerts this year. There will start a crowdfunding campaign July 13, 2020 for a book about TUVA which will include a live CD of the group. And there are amazing THANK YOUs as well. You can find all infos here: www.jaro.de/crowdfundingtuva
Orphan's Lament just punches your gut right in the feels. Not only is his voice amazing, but the lyrics are painful and deep. Great, powerful stuff. Very cool
This is my fav song- Love to a friend. Hun er drømme damen i mitt liv who is from a city in Norway. Mother love & Princess Love
🥰
Solen min enerkiendu gir er mitt lands kjerlighet. Loven er Kjerligheten ;)
just so many poignant, heartfelt, beautiful songs in this performance. so amazing and powerful. some of the best tuvan throat singing i've ever heard.
some of these songs literally brought me to tears.
you can only buy most of their older albums as a standard CD-with the exception of Best: Live, which was recorded on 2 discs
It is this diversity of all things around us that my soul is deeply convinced of the existence of a Creator, and my soul is eternally grateful to Him!.
lmao , yeah the magical unicorns are powerful creators
The creator is a "him"?! I didnt know it had a penis... I wonder what HE uses it for?
to make more unicorns ofcourse
obscure741 not exactly the best way to open someones eyes. We don’t make fun of the blind, we guide them. Out of the shadow. Into the light.
Imagination is good but don’t let it rob you of your merit.
Была у них на концерте в 2000-х в Петрозаводске, это что-то, незабываемо! Ещё тогда Анатолий Куулар был.
Biz de dinliyoruz. Atalarımızın müziği olmalı. Çok güzel. Yaşasın Tuva.
Люблю такую песню, когда все надоедает, суета, включаю и слушаю, как то расслабляет и отвлекает от повседневности. Спасибо, красивое исполнение
All the richness of human kind are kept in these 4 men and their great culture. WE should be deeply happy to be able to listen and should remember that humans are not only a brutal and violent species but can be a refine one... May the Great Spirit protect them all, as well ourselves... because what we listen is just a kind of prier for the beauty of his Creations...
I wisch i have ben there but i am stunt in agadir
Funnily enough, the music Kozhmyk is about manpower and bellic comparison with enemies while Kongurey is about Dzungar genocide employed by Qing Dynasty from a mongol viewpoint.
But yeah, at least Aa-shuu Dekei-oo is about things going successfully while Odugen Taiga is a celebration of nature, so I guess I get the idea of something other than violence.
could not agree more. AMAZING love the culture a loooooong rich history, a huge fan Thank you for the great performance
I am from Tuva))))))
+Диана Сат Lucky you! :-)
+Диана Сат Nice to see you, Diana. I'm from Korea, South.
+Диана Сат I´m from Mexico, greeting to everyone.
+Диана Сат Петь будешь?
+Диана Сат Greetings from Turkey cognate :)
Thank you for changing the course of my life ❤
Entire video i never skiped..now thats what i call bliss. Thanks youtube for introducing me to this heavenly music of life. Reminds me that we are all one people living beneath the heavenly sky and around mother nature...worth every single second listning to this gentlemen. Peace and love from india
Hi, thank you giving yr comment about the Huun-Huur-Tu video.They might do some European shows in October as the only concerts this year. A crowdfunding campaign July started now for a book about TUVA which will include a live CD of the group. And there are amazing THANK YOUs as well. You can find all infos here: www.jaro.de/crowdfundingtuva
Join the campaign and donate for the book, thanks
Сильно! Молодцы мужики, держите национальные традиции!
Солидарен! Но русский подстрочник не помешал бы. Интересно сравнить содержание с звукорядом. Как-то выпивали в Молдавии, по радио развесёлая песня. Один из наших, вслушиваясь в мелодию, спрашивает у хозяина "Какая веселая песня!- Про счастливую любовь?" На что умнейший, добрейший и пожилой уже хозяин отвечает :"Не совсем... В этой песне поётся о том, что за весной и летом приходят осень и зима... Так же как и у человека- сначала детство, потом молодость, зрелость и старость с сединой и болезнями..." Понятно, что его объяснение расширило ниши наивные представления и народном молдаванском духе. Всем добра!)
@@Melnik.iz.Marusino причём тут модоване?
Или обида на них ,что не хотят русскими стать?
@@YourName-xk6op,агрессия на ровном месте не понятна и не приятна. Русский подстрочник для понимания смысла национальной песни- по Вашему, это обида на поющую нацию и вызов ей?) Или желание при прослушивании захватывающего музыкального ряда узнать, какой смысл облекает в эту музыку автор? И с какого Вы вдруг решили, что я хочу превратить "модован"(с) в русских?) Не зная меня и моего отношения к молдаванам? Сейчас пост, лучше, может быть, было и не отвечать на чужую гневливость, но "чота повлияло".))) Благословения Вам Божьего!)
@@YourName-xk6op ты вообще не понял о чём шла речь!!!
What!!!!! I got chills listening to the solo at the beginning. This is crazy, I had no idea that this was even possible with the human vocal chords.
Hi, thank you giving yr comment about the Huun-Huur-Tu video.They might do some European shows in October as the only concerts this year. A crowdfunding campaign July started now for a book about TUVA which will include a live CD of the group. And there are amazing THANK YOUs as well. You can find all infos here: www.jaro.de/crowdfundingtuva
Join the campaign and donate for the book, thanks
@@JaroMedienGmbH was this book+cd ever released?
Я слушаю из СПб, 12.01.2024. Тувинка❤❤❤❤
I have been watching this video over 2 years
I never get bored , Actually it made me reaaly want to see mangolia
Respect for this culture
metal_ak4 they are Mongolian
metal_ak4 can you please explain the difference between them ?
@metal_ak4 I had the good fortune of having been at this performance, and... I have returned to watch this capture MANY times.
@metal_ak4 First of all, needlessly harsh. You wouldn't happen to be peddling nationalism would you?
Secondly, the distinction is questionable and highly selective. You have to be pretty stuck up to claim that a province bordering Mongolia, with a people that came out of present day Mongolia, is a completely separate affair: "The Tuvans or Tuvinians are a Turkic ethnic group native to Tuva *and Mongolia*." - From the wiki.
So not only can band members indeed be Mongolian by your own classification, also you actually don't know the exact makeup of neither the cultural nor the genetic basis for their existence.
@metal_ak4 Are you kidding me? You look at your own comments right now and knowing that aforementioned distinction is hazy, you're still unable to see that you were abrasive?
Уруй Айхал из Саха Сирэ! Многая лета вам! 👍 👏
Mongolia is truly coming ALIVE in the world. Incredible heritage! Love them and the music.
They're Tuvan, but the Turkic and Mongol peoples are definitely getting some much-deserved attention
Tuva*
They’re Tuvans
Back in 1930-1600 tuva altai part pf mongolia
Это не монгольцы, а тувинцы.
I feel happy and strong peaceful hearing this poetry music.
I had the pleasure to work with an epic Mongolian throat singer last month. This October I will hopefully reunite with him at the Mongolian Jazz festival in UB.
Me encanta esta música tradicional, siento que me remonta a tiempos antiguos y que al momento de escucharlos soy parte del pasado. Saludos desde Chile!! 🇨🇱
manda la imaginación a volar
Por dos… a mi también me gusta y ni se lo que dicen jajajaja pero uno canta y trata de hacer los sonidos 😅 jajaja buena música para que…
Me parece que soy de ahí jajaja
I hate that I am just discovering this style (in detail) and this band, now... I am listening to their 1994 albums on Spotify now! The way that they can have the flute-whistle overtone simultaneous with their throat singing is just... magical. THe harmonies of the opening number make me feel warm, dizzy, happy and some of my digits flex-close ... I love this cultural art and music style! Brava!