Huhu soundscape: Mongol - Multitude of Peer Gynts

The project is an inter-Asian project where artists from as diverse countries as Indonesia, Japan, Vietnam and Sri Lanka will look into the fourth and fifth act of Henrik Ibsen´s “Peer Gynt”, creating a collaborative piece of performance.
Huhu mentioned in his monologue that the UrSound or the primordial sounds of his native environment had long since erased. The collaborative work of the two musicians departs from an effort to reconstruct the lost primal sound. Instead of imagining the primordial sounds of the past, Yasuhiro and Ubiet decided to glean on the primordial from the vibrations of today’s world.
This is a collaborative sound practice between Yasuhiro Morinaga and Ubiet (Nyak Ina Raseuki). The sound works in «Huhu’s UrSound» is to realize the sonic narrative followed by the time scope of Peer Gynt’s diegetic world as well as a spacious soundscape of the non-diegetic world of Peer Gynt.