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Ensemble Tumbash
Höömij - Vol. II (Face Music)
$17.99
Traditional songs from Mongolia.
Performed by Ensemble Tumbash:
Ts. Batgerel - morin khuur - (string instrument - horse-violin), voc (höömij)
S. Sarangerel - shudraga / shanz - (string instrument)
Z. Selenge - yoochin (string instrument)
Ch. Enkhjargal - limbe (wind instrument), tovshuur (string instrument), hel khuur (jew's harp), voc (höömij)
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Tracks (links are MP3 samples):
1. Khan khökhiin uyanga - 10:39
2. Manduul - 6:18
3. Manarch baigaa shil - 4:50
4. Baavai Chinghis - 2:49
5. Dörvön oirdyin uria - 6:57
6. Zuun langiin joroo luus - 2:03
7. Dörvön tsagiin tal - Siilen böör - 3:33
8. Shargyin shargyin joroo - 3:37
9. Dörvön nast khölög baatar - Tuuli - (heroic-epic-myths) - 27:55
10. Höömijn törluud - 5:17
Also by Tumbash:
Vol 1: Mongolian Impressions
Vol 3: Instrumental music
The record label says:
Tumbash is a symbol for four animals, which live peacefully and happily together.
According to an Indian fairy-tale, a pigeon, a hare, a monkey and an elephant lived peacefully and happily together and respect the older. Thanks to their friendship and peaceful togetherness, they had been able to achieve a lot. These animals helped an oppressed people to free themselves from the authorities. By holding together with this people, they could overcome the evil prince and chase away.
The word "tumbash" is also mentioned in the ancient Sutra "Subashid", the Treasure of Wisdom.
Read more about the ensemble, the songs and the instruments
The ensemble was founded in June 1999. All its members have studied at the academy of music in Ulaanbaatar.
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