Chirgilchin--Aryskans.Wind-1999-om

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MP3/FLAC
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om
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88,20 MB
Files
14
Date
2003-11-15

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                                    openmind






              who: chirgilchin
             what: aryskan's wind
             when: 1999
            where: pure nature
       sound like: ethnic
           and on: 08.24.2003
     resulting in: 14 tracks
      which makes:  88,4 MB
    using lame at: 224 kB

   and some more:

          Chirgilchin are the 1998 champions of the Tuvan
          national throat singing competitions in Kyzyl , the
          capital of Tuva. Chirgilchin means either mirage or
          miracle in the Tuvan language.

          In 1996 Alexander Bapa, also the founder and producer
          of Tuvan Throat Singing group Huun Huur Tu, gathered
          the cream of the younger generation of Tuvan musicians
          and formed Chirgilchin. One of the group's more
          extraordinary features is the appearance of a Female
          Throat Singer, which is still quite uncommon in Tuva.

          All Chirgilchin's songs are in the Tuvan language and
          the group plays instruments such as the Doshpuluur - a
          kind of lute with two strings, the Igil - a violin with
          two strings, the Limbi - a trapezoid harmonic soundbox,
          Flute, and the Dymbra - a rattle drum used by the Tuvan
          Shamans in their rituals.

          A Chirgilchin performance will also get the public
          acquainted with shamanism. The Tuvan religious culture
          is primarily shamanistic, but for some hundreds of
          years has also been strongly influenced by Tibetan
          Buddhism [or Lamaism as they call it]. Indeed many
          people note the relationship between some Tuvan throat
          singing styles and the religious chanting of Tibetan
          lamas.

          Line-up:

          Aydysmaa Kandan: female vocalist, khomus (Tuvan mouth
          harp), tenchik (bells)

          Mongoun-ool Ondar: throat singing (5 styles), igil ,
          morin-khuur, khomus,
          vocals.

          Igor Koshkendei: throat-singing (5 styles), igil,
          morin-khuur, doshpuluur, khomus, guitar.

          Aldar Tamdyn: throat singing (kargyraa and khoomei
          styles), morin-khuur, doshpuluur, limbi, igil

          Alexander Bapa: founder, producer, arranger, manager.
          Founder of Huun Huur Tu, producer of their first two
          CDs (60 Horses in my Herd and The Orphans Lament)

      track list:


          │ 01 khadagaity
          │ 02 kyngyrgai
          │ 03 kargyraa
          │ 04 sygyt
          │ 05 duet
          │ 06 aryskan's wind
          │ 07 dyngyldai
          │ 08 throat singing
          │ 09 60's heros
          │ 10 kyshtaglar
          │ 11 oidupaa style
          │ 12 khomous
          │ 13 doshpoulour
          │ 14 cowboy song



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Files

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01-chirgilchin--khadagaity-om.mp32,47 MB
02-chirgilchin--kyngyrgai-om.mp36,94 MB
03-chirgilchin--kargyraa-om.mp37,38 MB
04-chirgilchin--sygyt-om.mp38,03 MB
05-chirgilchin--duet-om.mp34,24 MB
06-chirgilchin--aryskans.wind-om.mp38,23 MB
07-chirgilchin--dyngyldai-om.mp32,79 MB
08-chirgilchin--throat.singing-om.mp310,67 MB
09-chirgilchin--60s.heros-om.mp311,45 MB
10-chirgilchin--kyshtaglar-om.mp33,09 MB
11-chirgilchin--oidupaa.style-om.mp35,33 MB
12-chirgilchin--khomous-om.mp36,88 MB
13-chirgilchin--doshpoulour-om.mp34,88 MB
14-chirgilchin--cowboy.song-om.mp35,81 MB