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Showing posts with label hosoo and transmongolia. Show all posts
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Tuesday, June 30, 2015

Nutag mine, setgel mine, film

A documentary about Hosoo and Transmongolia

Monday, June 15, 2015

TransMongolia

Tatlagiin kholboo II Jamukha Khulguud Khoyor Nutgiin erkh

Friday, January 16, 2015

Friday, December 19, 2014

Nutag mine, setgel mine

A documentary about Hosoo & Transmongolia. In Mongolian

Sunday, April 27, 2014

Sunday, September 25, 2011

Friday, May 20, 2011

Friday, April 8, 2011

Wednesday, March 9, 2011

Hosoo & Transmongolia concert

I wasn't able to insert the videos here, but you can watch them by clicking on the links: Part 1 and Part 2

Tuesday, December 29, 2009

Sedaa

This is excellent stuff: Sedaa is a music project of the guys from Transmongolia, Naranbaatar, Nasanjargal and Iranian born Omid Bahadori. The name of the group means "voice" in Persian. Their page: www.myspace.com/sedaaensemble. Mongolia meets the Orient in music:

Tuesday, November 24, 2009

Tuesday, November 3, 2009

Just some nice music

A dosis of good music just to enjoy:




Tuesday, April 7, 2009

Saruul, khoomii and morin khuur


Some impressive khoomiing by Saruul dedicated to his father at Radio Euskadi in Spain. I believe he is with Hosoo and Transmongolia

Tuesday, March 3, 2009

Mandakh nar, song

Hmmmm, this version of Mandakh nar is my new favorite:

Listen to a couple of other versions.

Sunday, October 26, 2008

Sounds of Mongolia, teaser



This is a teaser of Sounds of Mongolia by Rowan Lee Hartsuiker. He also has some really cool videos here

Sunday, October 12, 2008

Hosoo in Denmark


Hosoo explaining in German how to throat sing. Seems like fun. Hosoo and Transmongolia are giving a concert in St. Jacobs Church in Copenhagen, Denmark. I've seen a lot of Mongolian groups performing in churches, I guess because of the acoustics....



Wow, this is some serious khoomiing...

Kharkhiraa with impressive bird sounds. Awesome. Nature created with the vocal chords.....

Wednesday, September 10, 2008

Sounds of Mongolia

So, one of my readers (well, this is not exactly a reading blog since I don't usually write much, but it sounds kinda fancy), so, as I was saying, one of my readers is currently working on a documentary about the nomadic life and music in Mongolia, and I thought I could lend a hand by posting this. If you would like to help him with this project, please, read the following:

Hello Khoomei fans,

Currently I am finishing pre-production on my documentary involving traditional Nomad life & music.
In the past year I have been gathering information, resources, contacts and finally I come close
to realisation.

My first shoot is planned for the end of this month, september 2008 – However I’m still discussing with my
photographer if this is this is possible – I highly hope this, because I am almost ready to start! This project consists
out of two parts; One mainly focusing on Nomad life, the other concentrating on traditional Mongolian music.
This last part is called ‘Sounds of Mongolia’, (may change, but I like this to be a simple and clear title).

Sounds of Mongolia will focus on Hosoo & TransMongolia ensemble – which I will interview and film. I will
film a concert of them in Germany but as well as solo performances of each of their speciality (Like Morin Khuur,
Höömii, Bishgüür, Tovshuur and Ikh Khuur). This interview focuses not only on technical questions, but as well
as general questions about music involving traditional nomad life, history of the members, etc.

My main goal is this not te make a pure informative documentary, but an audiovisual experience in a musical world
unknown for many people. However it would be interesting for me to hear form you what you would like to see, or
definately not want to see. I can still change things in this fase of pre-production. Do you have specific questions/answers
you would like to hear? Specific things you want to see? It’s all possible to try at this moment.

Please share your words.


Originally posted here
Good luck with your project, Rowan. Can't wait to see it.

UPDATE: View a clip of the film here