Huun Huur Tu - Prayer / Foreign Land
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- Huun Huur Tu Tour January 2017
13.1.17 -- NL -- Rotterdam --- Lantaren Venster
14.1.17 -- D --- Köln -- Yard Club
15.1.17 -- D --- Mannheim -- Alte Feuerwache
16.1.17 -- I --- Bologna -- Teatro San Leonardo
17.1.17 -- I --- Udine -- Teatro S. Giorgio
18.1.17 -- D --- Lich -- Kino Traumstern
19.1.17 -- D --- Baden Baden -- Spitalkirche
20.1.17 -- D --- Bad Reichenhall -- Casino
21.1.17 -- D --- Ravensburg -- Zehntscheuer
22.1.17 -- D --- Wuppertal -- Internationales Zentrum
24.1.17 -- D --- Kiel -- Kulturforum
25.1.17 -- SE -- Malmö --- Victoria Teatre
26.1.17 -- SE -- Göteborg --- Oceanen
27.1.17 -- D --- Kopenhagen -- Global
28.1.17 -- D --- Bremerhaven -- Pferdestall
29.1.17 -- D --- Bremen -- Moments
30.1.17 -- D --- Hannover -- Pavillon
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Huun Huur Tu concert in Munich 2002 - from the DVD "Live In Munich" - Recorded at Jazz Lines Festival 2002; Theater im Haus der Kunst; München
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I saw HuunHuurTu in concert in Frankfurt, Germany in 1996 and it was THE most memorable concert experience of my life! the music is so moving. I also saw Tuvan street performers in Germany during the winter of 2006/2007 and I was again mesmerized by their music. Phenomenal!!!
Very good video!
Grteetings from Hungary !
Long live the turanian Brotherhood!
Well, this style of music & singing is absolutely fascinating & deeply inspiring. It leads down to the roots, to the grounds of life.
I was so happy to enjoy a concert of Huun-Huur-Tu just 1 week ago at Gruenberg in Germany. Great ! Great ! Great ! You have to see & hear them live !
Saw you live in Munich in the 90ies and I think you are AWESOME performers!!! Wish to see you again! God bless you!
Tuvan throat singing is just amazing. I hope I grow the pair to practice this some day.
Lovely performance! And you can hear how much the horse means in their culture.. Just to bad that it ends so abruptly. Thanks for sharing! =)
amazing... to think of how wonderful it is that this ancient and magical music tradition is now available to so many of us in this world. thank you so much!
Goes directly to the guts. Pure emotion.
was fortunate enough to see these guys in northern ca, in oh 1998? one of the most memorable concerts i have ever seen.
I loved their work/contribution to the Geronimo: American Legend soundtrack.
dreacul
The sounds produced when singing come from the larynx or voice box, which is located at the top of your trachea -- or windpipe (which is a separate pipe to your esophagus; the pipe used to carry food and fluid to the stomach). The larynx contains two sets vocal cords; the vocal cords (which are used for speech and singing) and the false vocal cords (which are used when coughing or shouting). Both sets of vocal cords are naturally lined with a thin layer of mucus to lubricate their movements. If you are ill, this mucus can be more viscous (thicker) and restrict the movement (and thus the tone) of your vocal cords. This can also happen if you drink milk or fruit juice. Alcohol will actually suck the moisture out of the top of your throat, which can cause severe damage if you are singing whilst drinking alcohol for long periods of time. The healthier you are, and the more fluid you drink (mainly water and green tea), the more healthy the vocal cords are going to be, and the thinner the layer of mucus coating the cords.
Because of how the trachea and larynx work in relation to the epiglottis (the elastic cartilage at the back of your throat) and esophagus, drinking water and producing saliva won't actually rehydrate your vocal cords because the epiglottis closes over the opening of the trachea like a large flap, in order for the water to travel down the esophagus. Water and saliva will definitely hydrate your mouth and the back of your throat, however, but the only way you can really soothe and hydrate your vocal cords is by inhaling steam from warm water (with the addition of menthol, if you like), as this steam (and/or menthol) will pass through your windpipe to your lungs, via both sets of your vocal cords, thus hydrating them, and thinning the mucus layer on the cords themselves. I hope this helps. :)
Suckedintooblivion I believe fatty/greasy/oily foods also help
Wow that's great info! I always wondered why inhaling steam helped the other chords.
Tuva is not a small country, it doesn't have only a few hundred thousands people, you won the hearts of millions of people all over the world. Big love to you Huun huur tu and all those who enjoy this music.
They played these songs when I saw them live at palais montcalm in my city, Québec! I wasn't sure if I was about to like before I went there. But they were just awesome !:P
AWESOME harmonies!
i wish this video lasted forever
OMG U CHATED THAT WHEN I WAS BORN 10 YEARS AGO O-O
@@vestutekuku3702 Welcome to the lands of the ancient Tuva, friend.
Part Two, especially good music.
Hypnotic.
this was the last thing that made me feel sure that hungarians are related to mongolians. incredible, i feel my blood is moving and beating
OUR TURKIC SOUL IS ONE
I love the horse song. It sounds like a horse ride. 😍
I like the other horse song on here. Speaker is wearing pink in that one
dont think about where it comes from all the time and just enjoy the music and let your spirits be free!
best!!!!! i love you!
Wonderful!
this is a video showing a very uncommon style of music (at least to the western world), an interesting display of culture and pretty cool music by the way... and people waste time and space in useless arguments over ethnic and linguistic origins, so sad...
There is a very good news , the legendary first release is our now on audiophile vinyl ( 60 horses on my herd ). Worldwide order and shipping you find here: www.jaro.de/de/catalog/cds-de/vinyl-edition-60-horses-in-my-herd/
It is a limited edition. Within one day there werde shipped order to China, Australia, New Zealand, US , Canada, Netherlands and Germany!!
Love it
I dont understand the lyrics but i understand the music. Thank you
@irishlinuxgeek
its not exactly known where hungarians came from to europe, but there is an assumption that from mongolia. we lived exactly as mongolians..... in big tents, our clothes were similar, we were a nation with horses, we even looked asian-like. i am not an expert in this question, but when i heard this music i felt i know where i belong or rather where "im from".
Sumu čonum sür-le küžü
Sularavas bïžïg turzun
Sürüg maldïŋ bažï mendi
Sürlüg küžü ulam össün
Aymak čonum töleezi boop
Amagïlap teylep or men
Taŋdïmaydan öršeel dilep
Avïraldap čalbarïdïm
+Chuck H its Tuvan Turkic
Yes, I know. What is your point?
+freq To do not know the meaning of this lyrics is makinh me very upset allthough i am turk , where u from
+Ömer UYUMAZ
The strength of my district’s people
May these stand firm and not weaken
The heads of herding livestock are safe
May their formidable force grow stronger
As the spokesman of my province’s people
I pray and I am worshiping
I have sought mercy from my lofty mountain
And begged, asking for protection
Any one know the lyrics? Please, This is amazing song!
now... it's just music: thanks. xD
@RaAlila africa's music roots are a lot but they are not the only!
I wish I could understand the lyrics .. or maybe not, maybe that would take the magic of the music away?
Мощь.......
Holy Moly....!
Sumu chonnum sur le kyjy
Sularavas byjyg turzun
Syryg maldym bajy mendi
Syrlyg kyjy ulam ossyn
Aimak chonum toleezi boop
Anmagailap teilep or men
Tandymaidan orshee dilep
Avyraldap chalbaryy dyr
For the spiritual power of our people
for our cattle and sheep
for our wealth to enrich
for our people
I pray and ask for mercy and help from the great Tandı grassland
Halkımızın maddi ve manevi gücü için sığırlarımız ve koyunlarımız için zenginliğimizi zenginleştirmek için insanlarımız için
büyük Tandı otlaklarından dua ediyor, merhamet ve yardım istiyorum
D-dorf, bin ich dabei ^^
look up tyvawiki google and go to lyrics section under Oske Cherde(which means foriegn land)
Cuts off right at the best part! D:
is it supposed to hurt when you do this? I can do it and get the whistling sound but it just hurts lol and if it hurts these guys more power to them!
naw u can hurt urself doing it wrong tho so don't go til it hurts. just practice that nice E ringing
If you do it too much too early it hurts
@3moonlightdrive Mongolians related to the Hugarians? I'm not saying you're wrong, but could you please enlighten me/us? Not being Hungarian, or from another country conquered by Genghis, is fail to see how both relate.
These people are my rainbow family of history in final completion of revelations.Truth is a story. Heaven is intelligent. ( Hi-Story) completes itself. Intelligence is truth salvation energy is love the friend is me.... Jeffery Thomas Smith
Аныяк турганыңарны!
oude mongolische song's hier&nu = }tt{ 2023 ++++++ groeten van :"de willdemann "..
dit is onderdeel van een serie van 18 ..
elnyka, the country that is called Turkey today is really the last remnant of the Imperial Ottoman, the population a mixture of local Armenian, Greek, Slav and of course a small percentage of Central Asian Turkic. Pan Turkism is a recent movement that played a key role in breakup of Ottoman empire. Pan Turkism continues to this day and you can google or wiki on this to find more.
Wow.. 3 people have no ears.
Sounds like a bunch of plumbers singing inside a pipe.
LOL
lol
There is a very good news , the legendary first release is our now on audiophile vinyl ( 60 horses on my herd ). Worldwide order and shipping you find here: www.jaro.de/de/catalog/cds-de/vinyl-edition-60-horses-in-my-herd/
It is a limited edition. Within one day there werde shipped order to China, Australia, New Zealand, US , Canada, Netherlands and Germany!!