The nine-strong Inner Mongolian ensemble bring their long songs, horse-head fiddles and throat singing to Firth Hall in a concert presented by Sheffield University.
The nine-strong Inner Mongolian ensemble bring their long songs, horse-head fiddles and throat singing to Firth Hall in a concert presented by Sheffield University.
“Our music draws from all the Mongol tribes that Genghis Khan unified. We all have different ethnic backgrounds and we bring these influences into our music. There is a wealth of folk music for us to learn, so far our repertoire of songs is like a drop in the ocean. (AnDa Union, About Us, https://andaunion.com/about.php)”Anda Union
Ensemble of musicians from several Mongolian peoples of Inner Mongolia, who play the nomadic music of the steppe: khöömei throat singing, the morin khuur or horsehead fiddle, and urtyn duu, the long song. Their songs are about the land, the horses and the life of the herders.
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