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  1. Sygyt, Khoomei, Kargyraa]
  2. Aian Dudal]
  3. Beezhinden]
  4. Buura]
  5. Durgen Chugaa]
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  1. Sygyt, Khoomei, Kargyraa]
  2. Aian Dudal]
  3. Beezhinden]
  4. Buura]
  5. Durgen Chugaa]
  6. Throat-Singing and Igil]
  7. Yraazhy Kys]
  8. Shyngyr-Shyngyr]
  9. Baian-Dudai]
  10. Khomus Solo]
  11. Meen Khemchim]
  12. Opei Yry (A Lullaby)]
  13. Tyva-Uriankhai]
  14. Chashpy-Khem]
  15. Kadarchynyng Yry]
  16. Kham]
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With their extraordinary harmonic-whistle vocal techniques, Tuvans could well be the next sampling craze. From the Central Asian country reputedly settled by the descendants of Genghis Khan, folk group Shu-de accompany songs derived from shamanistic rituals with instruments whose sounds are as irreproducible as the vocals, including two-stringed igil fiddle and doshpuluur lute, a particularly articulate khomus jaw's harp, and a variety of drums and rattles. The wildness of these songs evokes centuries of accommodation to a ...

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Voices from the Distant Steppe 1994, Real World Records

UPC: 017046233927

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