I can see the happiness, joyfulness, and generosity in this man's eyes, especially when he plays this song. Rest in peace, Kongar ol-Ondar. You will always be remembered.
"You bend with the breeze, or you break." The Germans have a martial saying still used to this day: "Steh gerade oder zerbrich" - same concept, different mechanics.
I'll never forget the first time I heard this piece. It was in a documentary called "Little Dieter Needs to Fly", about a naturalized German (Dieter Dengler) who became a US Naval Aviator and was shot down over Laos and held captive by the communist Pathet Lao. He and his fellow prisoners managed to break out, and of all of them, Dengler was the only American to evade re-capture and was repatriated to the USA, thus making history as the only American pilot to do so in the entire period of US wars in SE Asia. ruclips.net/video/uuMHkB8Tj-U/видео.html The music in the film fascinated me and I wanted to learn more about it because I had served in Asia (Korea) and was friends with many Vietnam veterans but I had never heard anything like this. I knew this music wasn't from the region. In the end I am uncertain why Werner Herzog chose this piece, but it was a good choice nonetheless because it communicated the surreal atmosphere of the circumstances in which Dengler found himself and the alienation that he felt by going from happy-go-lucky pilot to soldier in a brutal war which was being played for keeps by the Viet Cong, the NVA and the Pathet Lao. I strongly recommend seeing "Little Dieter" because it follows Dengler's catharsis as he returns to Laos forty years after his capture and he relives his ordeal for the cameras. Kongar-Ol was an amazing man, and so was Dengler. RIP.
This just goes to prove that good music supercedes categories of music. I have no idea what he sings about butI know how he feels about it and feelings need no translation. I typically don't like country music but Chris Stapleton and Sturgill Simpson are two of my very favorite musicians. I don't discount anyone's music just because they are associated with a specific genre or not associated with any genre, like Ondar. I could listen to this amazingly talented man sing about Tuva all day long and be happy as a peach. Just wish he was still alive. I would have loved to see him live, I can only imagine the emotions he would convey in a live setting. If I am having a bad day all I need to do is watch this video and see Ondar smile and it takes me out of whatever funk I am in. That, to me, is the definition of great music, it provides the emotional push one needs to feel what they desire to feel at that moment.
In my opinion his voice (not skill but the voice itself) is unbeatable. Radik Tyulyush and Kaygal-Ol Khovalyg are great guys but they just can't sing as beautifully as Kongar-Ol did (buy the way they are my #4 and #2 respectively)
Different categories exist by their distinguishable properties, and that’s not the end of the world. I don’t understand why people are so scared of that. I like his music like you do, but that also doesn’t make it good, that’s all made up by an individual how they enjoy or dislike something.
Сказать спасибо слишком мало. Низкий поклон и уважение, словами не передать, его энергетика и голос доходит до каждой клеточки тела и души. Его нет, но люди его помнят.
I just learned from this that Ondar has since passed away. I am truly saddened to hear this. I was fortunate enough to spend a day with him while I was in LA
One good thing came from his sudden and tragic loss. The lesson that pure joy from a true soul still lives on after death. I know we all still feel his joy now. He lives on and lives on mightily.
Thank you for touching our world. Your successes live on in many us to this day. Even I have begun to practice and perform Tuvan music. Blessings to you and your son Bady Dorzhu.
@@beomgyuniverseofficial No, he mentions a memory with his father in the Library of Congress and Bady says his father said he can’t do khoomei so yes, Kongar-ool is his uncle*, not his father. *Edit: In the same video, when Sean is translating what Bady-Dorzhu says, he says “it’s your uncle Radik that does that” which means Kongar-ool isn’t certainly his uncle either. Ondar is a big family so I’m not surprised, they might not even be closely related.
This is the first time I listened to Kongar-ol-Ondar, and I have to say I have never heard anyone sing like this. It was amazing how he sings and does that with his voice. Now I'm going on a quest to watch and listen to more videos of him doing a performance here on RUclips. Great upload, thank you for introducing me to his music.
I AM FROM INDIA...DO NOT KNOW THE MEANING BUT LOVE THIS SONG AND THROAT SINGING VERY MUCH,,,, IT,S SORT OF SPIRITUAL EFFECT ON ME...THANKS FOR SHARING THIS GREAT PERFORMANCE....
Такие рождаются раз в века он был лучшим в горловом пении в нашей Тыве да в мире ему не было равных исполнителей и еще он был просто хорошим человеком с большим сердцем даже находясь на другом континенте не переставал петь про Тыву земля пусть будет нашему брату одеялом!(горловое пение дает большой урон каппилярам мозга.
He always looked so benevolent, and generous. He knew, or at least hoped, that what he was doing was offering joy or a moment of pleasure. Good music and a good meal are two of the most culturally unifying things this world has to offer, and he was a exceptional provider of the former.
Groovy ending man!! I own Genghis Blues, super dig, moving. Love and Respect to Kongar-ol-Ondar's family and friends. Gone from Earth, but his songs remain.
You could see the absolute joy on his face during the song and after finishing his song. He seemed so happy to receive a hug afterward. It's obvious to me that he was a joyful soul that loved with intensity and played his music with pure passion. It hurts to think that he died at 51. Good people are really taken away from us too soon. He left behind his amazing music for everyone to uplift themselves with and I'm truly grateful for him existing.
Thank you for sharing this video with everyone. Every time I see Ondar perform or sing, I can't get over the absolute joy he exuded. Thanks for keeping his memory and legacy alive with this video.
This has been here for almost five years and still this rather intimate performance is something I come back to once in a while. Such a great musician - just take a guitar and do some songs in your personal style, wherever you might be - and who wouldn't love Tuvan music. (And of course I'm here because of Feynman.)
OMG this is Kongar like I've never seen him before. I wanted to go to Inner Mongolia just to say hello to him as I had the means it would take, but I kept putting it off. Now I regret it. RIP Kongar-Ol, and RIP Richard Feynman, who brought Tuva to the West, and Paul Pena, who knocked the socks off the Mongolians with his earth-shaking Tuva :-(
Now Kongar-Ol is together again with Paul (Pena, father of "Jet Airliner"), and I imagine, they Kargyraa in heaven...'rock the whole thing up there :-)) ...and again I get tears in my eyes and in my heart, thinking of them. I am so happy that I can watch them both on DVD in "GENGHIS BLUES" whenever I want to. They both were some of the finest men here on planet earth EVER! R.I.P. , Paul & Kongar-Ol ! ! !
Fuck me. I have finally discovered the definition of heavy. No amps. No drums. No electricity. Just the power of the human voice and an acoustic guitar.
That's the face of a guy who's just completely at peace. Amazing.
I can see the happiness, joyfulness, and generosity in this man's eyes, especially when he plays this song.
Rest in peace, Kongar ol-Ondar. You will always be remembered.
He is so happy it feels like a superpower.
When I saw him play he told us that "In order for a tradition to survive, it has to change." Words to live by...for now!
"You bend with the breeze, or you break." The Germans have a martial saying still used to this day: "Steh gerade oder zerbrich" - same concept, different mechanics.
After years of practicing, i finally got throat singing down to where i could produce chords with my voice. But Kongor’s whistling. The man was a jedi
Wonderful. Did you see Paul Pena's performance in Mongolia (Ghengis Blues)? UNREAL
@@spudeleven5124 Mongolia? Paul Pena visited Tuva, not Mongolia.
@@BoarhideGaming RIGHT. Thanks for the correction. Paul Pena was amazing, though. I take it you've seen the documentary.
@@spudeleven5124 You're very welcome. Seen it too many times, a great movie.
ЧЕЛОВЕК оставил после себя огромное богатое наследие....его имя и его звуки навсегда в земле и камнях его родной земли.....ВЕЛИКИЙ ЧЕЛОВЕК!!!!
I am so crushed! He passed away in 2013. :(
Music transcends societies.
Yeh, about half a year before I started my first steps in throat singing.
7 years before I stated. Only started a couple months ago...
I'll never forget the first time I heard this piece. It was in a documentary called "Little Dieter Needs to Fly", about a naturalized German (Dieter Dengler) who became a US Naval Aviator and was shot down over Laos and held captive by the communist Pathet Lao. He and his fellow prisoners managed to break out, and of all of them, Dengler was the only American to evade re-capture and was repatriated to the USA, thus making history as the only American pilot to do so in the entire period of US wars in SE Asia. ruclips.net/video/uuMHkB8Tj-U/видео.html
The music in the film fascinated me and I wanted to learn more about it because I had served in Asia (Korea) and was friends with many Vietnam veterans but I had never heard anything like this. I knew this music wasn't from the region.
In the end I am uncertain why Werner Herzog chose this piece, but it was a good choice nonetheless because it communicated the surreal atmosphere of the circumstances in which Dengler found himself and the alienation that he felt by going from happy-go-lucky pilot to soldier in a brutal war which was being played for keeps by the Viet Cong, the NVA and the Pathet Lao. I strongly recommend seeing "Little Dieter" because it follows Dengler's catharsis as he returns to Laos forty years after his capture and he relives his ordeal for the cameras. Kongar-Ol was an amazing man, and so was Dengler. RIP.
A comment from 2020 I saw this guy live forever ago with benflec and the fleckstones. Made me tear up knowing he's gone. Rest in peace, legend
RIP - a legend of a human.
I wish to find this sort of happiness in life
This just goes to prove that good music supercedes categories of music. I have no idea what he sings about butI know how he feels about it and feelings need no translation. I typically don't like country music but Chris Stapleton and Sturgill Simpson are two of my very favorite musicians. I don't discount anyone's music just because they are associated with a specific genre or not associated with any genre, like Ondar. I could listen to this amazingly talented man sing about Tuva all day long and be happy as a peach. Just wish he was still alive. I would have loved to see him live, I can only imagine the emotions he would convey in a live setting. If I am having a bad day all I need to do is watch this video and see Ondar smile and it takes me out of whatever funk I am in. That, to me, is the definition of great music, it provides the emotional push one needs to feel what they desire to feel at that moment.
I can not agree with you more! Good music is good music... :)
He sings about sweet ass horses
In my opinion his voice (not skill but the voice itself) is unbeatable. Radik Tyulyush and Kaygal-Ol Khovalyg are great guys but they just can't sing as beautifully as Kongar-Ol did (buy the way they are my #4 and #2 respectively)
Different categories exist by their distinguishable properties, and that’s not the end of the world. I don’t understand why people are so scared of that. I like his music like you do, but that also doesn’t make it good, that’s all made up by an individual how they enjoy or dislike something.
that hug at the end is all this is about
Türk şaman müziğinin en seçkini büyük sanatçı!
GHENGIS BLUES!!!! this wonderful man was the first example of khoomei I ever saw. RIP your songs will echo in the hearts of people around the world
Сказать спасибо слишком мало. Низкий поклон и уважение, словами не передать, его энергетика и голос доходит до каждой клеточки тела и души. Его нет, но люди его помнят.
simply amazing...RIP sir
Прям от души поет! Светлая память!
I just watched Genghis Blues. I am crushed to learn he has died.
R.I.P Ondar! ! A truly talented great guy!
I just learned from this that Ondar has since passed away. I am truly saddened to hear this. I was fortunate enough to spend a day with him while I was in LA
One good thing came from his sudden and tragic loss. The lesson that pure joy from a true soul still lives on after death. I know we all still feel his joy now. He lives on and lives on mightily.
So much joy and energy in his playing. He was my first exposure to throat singing and I was saddened to hear of his passing.
Thank you for touching our world. Your successes live on in many us to this day. Even I have begun to practice and perform Tuvan music. Blessings to you and your son Bady Dorzhu.
+Trill Noel Kongar ol-Ondar passed away on July 25th, 2013.
Bady isn't his son, he's his nephew
@@overtonefinds6385 Listen closely “Bady-Dorzhu Ondar”. Found his name on google. So, now do you know? Or do you already know it before me?
@@beomgyuniverseofficial No, he mentions a memory with his father in the Library of Congress and Bady says his father said he can’t do khoomei so yes, Kongar-ool is his uncle*, not his father.
*Edit: In the same video, when Sean is translating what Bady-Dorzhu says, he says “it’s your uncle Radik that does that” which means Kongar-ool isn’t certainly his uncle either. Ondar is a big family so I’m not surprised, they might not even be closely related.
потрясающе. очень круто. невероятное владение голосом. спасибо вам!
This is the first time I listened to Kongar-ol-Ondar, and I have to say I have never heard anyone sing like this. It was amazing how he sings and does that with his voice. Now I'm going on a quest to watch and listen to more videos of him doing a performance here on RUclips. Great upload, thank you for introducing me to his music.
And this recording is him on a bad day! Normally his kargyyra (the lower, almost robotic style) is much stronger.
There are a few recordings of performances with Bela Fleck and the Flecktones that really show off how amazing his was.
Kongar-ol Ondar, Alash and Vladimir Oidupaa are my only favorites!
Kongar is amazing… unfortunately He is not with us anymore! RIP
Покойся Миром Ондар!! Великий вы человек завидовали много люди но вы великий!!!!
I AM FROM INDIA...DO NOT KNOW THE MEANING BUT LOVE THIS SONG AND THROAT SINGING VERY MUCH,,,, IT,S SORT OF SPIRITUAL EFFECT ON ME...THANKS FOR SHARING THIS GREAT PERFORMANCE....
I'm so lucky that I was able to see and hear it live.
great man great music
Bıyıklarına kurban Kongor babaaaaa!
R.I.P Kongar-ol-Ondar. I just now found out you passed. Rest easy master throat singer.
What I wouldn’t give to sit with him and play guitar and listen to him. R.I.P legend extraordinary man a Khan in his own right
huzur içinde yat koca yürekli sanatçı
Невероятное владение голосом. Слушаешь и погружаешься в транс.
Думаю на природе, ночью с костром, можно было бы прослушать всю ночь.
Летучий тувинец! Царство небесное.
Такие рождаются раз в века он был лучшим в горловом пении в нашей Тыве да в мире ему не было равных исполнителей и еще он был просто хорошим человеком с большим сердцем даже находясь на другом континенте не переставал петь про Тыву земля пусть будет нашему брату одеялом!(горловое пение дает большой урон каппилярам мозга.
@@АйгульКуулар-ы8ш Вы можете прислать мне ссылку
He always looked so benevolent, and generous. He knew, or at least hoped, that what he was doing was offering joy or a moment of pleasure. Good music and a good meal are two of the most culturally unifying things this world has to offer, and he was a exceptional provider of the former.
this mans smile and voice is incredible. i feel pure joy just listening to him.
foxy shizzamm ю
Нет слов одно восхищение😍
I love his singing and the sound of that guitar
Groovy ending man!! I own Genghis Blues, super dig, moving. Love and Respect to Kongar-ol-Ondar's family and friends. Gone from Earth, but his songs remain.
beautiful human
muhammedin ve kancık osmanlının artıkları defolsun burdan
X Men sakin ol osmanlı da Türk
Those were some damn lucky dinner guests!
Великий мастер
Спасибо,талантище,великий человек,я кайфанул.
You could see the absolute joy on his face during the song and after finishing his song. He seemed so happy to receive a hug afterward. It's obvious to me that he was a joyful soul that loved with intensity and played his music with pure passion. It hurts to think that he died at 51. Good people are really taken away from us too soon. He left behind his amazing music for everyone to uplift themselves with and I'm truly grateful for him existing.
I just discovered this man and everytime i hear him he fills my heart with warmth. What an amazingly authentic performer!
Thank you for sharing this video with everyone. Every time I see Ondar perform or sing, I can't get over the absolute joy he exuded. Thanks for keeping his memory and legacy alive with this video.
This has been here for almost five years and still this rather intimate performance is something I come back to once in a while. Such a great musician - just take a guitar and do some songs in your personal style, wherever you might be - and who wouldn't love Tuvan music. (And of course I'm here because of Feynman.)
That was the best ever. Just crazy.
OMG this is Kongar like I've never seen him before. I wanted to go to Inner Mongolia just to say hello to him as I had the means it would take, but I kept putting it off. Now I regret it. RIP Kongar-Ol, and RIP Richard Feynman, who brought Tuva to the West, and Paul Pena, who knocked the socks off the Mongolians with his earth-shaking Tuva :-(
He is from Tuva, not inner Mongolia. You can find his students as a name of Alash ensemble.
Молодец! Низкий поклон вам за такую чудесную музыку!
I LOVE HIM! Saw him with Bela Fleck in Somerville awhile back. His voice is majestical. Ah-So-Deccio....
Colin Stetson retweeted this a while ago and I have listened to it so many times since. It's so pure.
Thanks +Christopher Sykes for sharing this bit of amazing culture!
Incredible!! What a happy song.
Such a beautiful soul. We all miss you. Rest in peace you legend.
Rest easy legend
The greatest musician in my heart！！！
That is lovely! So sorry he passed away. But isn't it wonderful that we can still hear & see him here.
Love and respect from India for this great singer......Don't understand the meaning but love this song..........💐💐💐💐
i am 35 years old and feel very sorry to discover this genre even though I worked in a radio station for a while
Nasil
Спасибо судьбе, что я жил во время этого великого!!!
this man gives many people peace, now he is rest in peace, the world is inspired by you, thanks a lot for all of your songs!
Он невероятен!!!
Радвам се, че ви хареса!
Ярослав Гончаров Это частушки. при чем Конгар- оол сам говорил, что он не лучщий исполнитель хоомея. Видно как шутя играет и поет
Приезжай к нам в живую будешь смотреть слушать
Simply beautiful. Sheer joy expressed in music. Brings tears to my eyes.
Didn't know he'd passed away until a week or two ago. I have loved his performances since Genghis Blues.
He was taken from us at age 51. The angels are dancing.
Excellent! Totally sweet!
Tuva or bust! Remarkable.
Ah be Kongar usta, bi 15-20 yil daha durman lazimdi senin, iyi bak kendine
51…
What a beautiful vioce R.I.P
I hope his family knows how loved he was across the world :(
I miss him greatly
i love this man
Чарующий голос Тывы
Absolutely amazing.
Pure joy is his face.
This dude is awesome
mekanın uçmağ olsun güzel insan.
:(
Kardeş Kongar oolu Ondar öldü mü ki ? ? ?
öldü yapramm
Tuvan Blues...Cool
MEKANIN UÇMAĞ BOLSUN.
RIP
Goddamn he was good. This is my new favourite video on all of the internet.
Now Kongar-Ol is together again with Paul (Pena, father of "Jet Airliner"), and I imagine, they Kargyraa in heaven...'rock the whole thing up there :-)) ...and again I get tears in my eyes and in my heart, thinking of them. I am so happy that I can watch them both on DVD in "GENGHIS BLUES" whenever I want to. They both were some of the finest men here on planet earth EVER! R.I.P. , Paul & Kongar-Ol ! ! !
Only decendents of the great Gangis Khan can do this.....Love and respect from India......
Wanna atain such a pleasant dinner party ....Sad to learn missing such a great singer.....
Quelle pureté c'est sublime merci 😘😘
Exactement malheureusement il n'est plus parmis nous c'était un homme vraiment gentil accueillant souriant heureux j'aurai aimé avoir tout ce qui la
I love your voice ..please go on ! Best health for you and wishes !
Оу аманбысын Қонғар!
what a farkin goober. I love it. he has such infectious delight.
Wonderful!
This is soooo good.
beautiful
What a smile :)
Enchanting!
Rest in peace Sir....Love from India
Great, joyful!
Fuck me. I have finally discovered the definition of heavy. No amps. No drums. No electricity. Just the power of the human voice and an acoustic guitar.
Fantastic! I started to learn it!
Amazing, with the twist and all
Удивительно, Легко и не принужден Великий!
Simply amazing!!!!1
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