Showing posts with label boerte. Show all posts
Showing posts with label boerte. Show all posts
Sunday, April 14, 2013
Mongol tsus, OST
Music from a documentary about the Bankhar dog
Music by G.Onon
Lyrics by Ts.Luvsanbaldan
Singer: Ganpurev
Saturday, December 15, 2012
Thursday, May 31, 2012
Monday, May 28, 2012
Monday, September 19, 2011
Tuesday, August 30, 2011
Mongolian Harmony
"Mongolian Harmony" features traditional Mongolian music, including "throat singing," long song, horse-head fiddle, and twenty-first century ethno-jazz
Performers:
Urtaa Gantulga, Morin Khuur
Nanjid Sengedorj, Khoomii Singer
"Boerte" members:
Dorjnyam Shijirmaa, Long Song Singer
Dorjnyam Shinetsog, Morin Khuur, Khoomii Singer
Dagvan Ganpurev, Ikh-Khuur, Umzad Singer
Chuluunbat Munkh-Erdene, Yatga
Performers:
Urtaa Gantulga, Morin Khuur
Nanjid Sengedorj, Khoomii Singer
"Boerte" members:
Dorjnyam Shijirmaa, Long Song Singer
Dorjnyam Shinetsog, Morin Khuur, Khoomii Singer
Dagvan Ganpurev, Ikh-Khuur, Umzad Singer
Chuluunbat Munkh-Erdene, Yatga
Wednesday, April 6, 2011
Wednesday, January 19, 2011
Bésame mucho by Boerte
One of the most famous songs in Spanish of the 20th century covered by Boerte. Mongolian style!
Monday, December 13, 2010
Little dreams by Boerte
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Wednesday, June 9, 2010
Boerte
Oooooh, this was deeeeelightful... A wonderful version of Altain Magtaal by Boerte accompanied by A-Sound. Bravo, bravo, bravo!
Monday, May 10, 2010
Friday, November 13, 2009
Ganpurev Dagvan, traditional music
Member of Boerte, Ganpurev is a composer and a musician. His music enchanted the viewers of movies by Byambasuren Davaa, simply wonderful:
Schwarzer Hengst - Ganpurev Dagvan (You have to go to imeem to listen to the entire song, it's totally worth it)
Schwarzer Hengst - Ganpurev Dagvan (You have to go to imeem to listen to the entire song, it's totally worth it)
Thursday, October 16, 2008
Amazing yatga playing
Oh, wow, I'd never seen anything like this!!!! Boerte's Munkh-Erdene really rocks, if I may say so. She plays two yatga at the same time and also plays it with a bow! Amaaaaaazing! She's taken yatga playing to a whole new level. The woman is a genius.
More:
Here, with a limbe player
Her CV (in German)
Tuesday, September 23, 2008
Festival of choral art
A piece of news about a French festival of choral art (in French). Almost in the end you can see Boerte's Munkh-Erdene and a female throat singer who I think belongs to Khukh Mongol.
Monday, June 16, 2008
Traditional music instruments
Take a look at the following videos. Not all of the Mongolian instruments are present, but you get the general idea.
Khel khuur (jaw harp) a small, but versatile instrument. There are two types of khel khuur: the first one is the tumur khuur (metal harp) and the other one is the khulsan khuur (bamboo/wooden harp)
A praise song to Chinggis khaan by Tenger Ayalguu. Opens with khel khuur, accompanied by an instrument I am not familiar with. Then, morin khuur, tovshuur (2 string lute) and tuur (single headed drum).
Yatga (Mongolian zither), played by Boerte's Munkh-Erdene, accompanied by ikh khuur (horse-head bass) and morin khuur.
An instrumental by Mandakh Nar, featuring various instruments including the yochin (box zither dulcimer)
Tenger Ayalguu, morin khuur, yochin, limbe (transverse flute), ever buree (oboe)
Boerte, the khoomii singer is playing a khel khuur and denshig (bells)
Shanz or shudraga (3 string lute), played by Enkhtsetseg
For more info on the instruments, click here
Khel khuur (jaw harp) a small, but versatile instrument. There are two types of khel khuur: the first one is the tumur khuur (metal harp) and the other one is the khulsan khuur (bamboo/wooden harp)
A praise song to Chinggis khaan by Tenger Ayalguu. Opens with khel khuur, accompanied by an instrument I am not familiar with. Then, morin khuur, tovshuur (2 string lute) and tuur (single headed drum).
Yatga (Mongolian zither), played by Boerte's Munkh-Erdene, accompanied by ikh khuur (horse-head bass) and morin khuur.
An instrumental by Mandakh Nar, featuring various instruments including the yochin (box zither dulcimer)
Tenger Ayalguu, morin khuur, yochin, limbe (transverse flute), ever buree (oboe)
Boerte, the khoomii singer is playing a khel khuur and denshig (bells)
Shanz or shudraga (3 string lute), played by Enkhtsetseg
For more info on the instruments, click here
Friday, February 22, 2008
Boerte, traditional music
Listen to one of their songs:Om Mani Padme Hum
You can find them here: Boerte and myspace.com/boertemusic
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