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Tuesday, May 21, 2013

Wednesday, April 10, 2013

Tserendavaa

Sunday, September 30, 2012

Sunday, July 10, 2011

Saturday, June 11, 2011

Khoomii

A short interview about khoomii with Tserendavaa and Tsogtgerel(in French)

Wednesday, December 8, 2010

Please help Tserendavaa!

One of the great khoomii singers of Mongolia, Tserendavaa is one of the last trully nomadic khoomii singers left. His livelihood depends on his cattle, but last winter, one of the harshest in years, he lost most of his animals. Now his nomadic way of life is threatened. Please help him, find out how: www.soundtransformations.co.uk 

Sunday, November 14, 2010

Heaven's will

This film was made by Mongolian musicologist Badraa in the early 1980's. Featured in the film: Tserendavaa, explaining his different styles of Khöömii. There is also footage of legendary khoomiich Sundui and tsuur master Narantsogt.


Wednesday, August 25, 2010

A short khoomii clip

A very short clip from a French documentary. I would love to see more.

Friday, September 18, 2009

Khoomii Naadam 2009

I've been meaning to blog these videos for some time now. Anyway, better late than never. Footage by Rowan Hartsuiker




Sunday, May 24, 2009

More vids from the khoomii masters


Sengedorj playing the tsuur combined with khoomii, amazing stuff...

Tserendavaa

Ganzorig

Wednesday, May 20, 2009

4 khoomii masters

Nanjid Sengedorj, Baatar Odsuren, Dashdorj Tserendavaa and Nergui Ganzorig demonstrating different khoomii techniques during the Dörvön Berkh - les Quatre Osselets concert in Rennes, France.

Sunday, September 21, 2008

Eclipse 08

Singers during the eclipse 08:

I am not sure, but are these singers Tserendavaa and his son?


This is very cool. The eclipse in progress.

Friday, June 13, 2008

Dorvon Berkh, music project


View a video here
Powerful stuff........
This project was created in 2007 . The aim was to reunite 4 of the biggest khoomii singers of Mongolia to perform together. The name, Dorvon Berkh, comes from a traditional ankle bone (shagai) game, the ankle bone has four different sides that symbolize four animals. When four bones are thrown and fall each on a different side, it is called dorvon berkh. This brings good luck and predicts an excellent future. Four different sides, four styles of khoomii: N. Sengedorj, B. Odsuren, D. Tserendavaa, N. Ganzorig.
Website (in French)

Thursday, April 3, 2008

Types of khoomii


Watch a video where the singer , Tserendavaa, is demonstrating 6 types of khoomii in the following order:
1- Uruulin khoomii --- labial khoomii
2- Tagnain khoomii ---palatal khoomii
3- Bagalzuurin khoomii--- glottal khoomii
4- Khamrin khoomii ---nasal khoomii
5- Tseejnii khondiin khoomii ---chest cavity khoomii
6- Khosmoljin or turlegt khoomii ---khoomii combined with long song (from wikipedia)
Click here to view the video
It's in Mongolian and Japanese, the subtitles in Japanese let you know when the different khoomii techniques are used.
Sengedorj doesn't agree with this classification

Tserendavaa and Tsogtgerel


A couple of years ago I was lucky to catch their performance in Paris, at the time Tsogtgerel was 16 years old and already a very good performer and I had no idea that his father, Tserendavaa, was a well-known khoomii singer. A very nice person too.