Ayanga (AYunGa in mandarin) was an Inner Mongolia child who grew up in a shepherd’s home and was educated in Mongolian language school. Coming from Tengri’s village, Mongolian music and dance is in his blood and daily life. After he lost his father at 3 and mother at 6 or 7, he was raised by his older brother, who passed away when Ayanga entered college. He joined art school at fifth grade to study dance and became a professional dancer of a military art troupe at age 14. After performing nonstop tours in Inner Mongolia and important functions in Beijing for a few years, he decided to go to college to study more. Arriving at Beijing with only 100 RMB in his pocket, he found a dance job (performing ballet dance leading role in “Erdos Wedding” world heritage performance twice a day) in dinner theater and sang at pubs, then he finally saved enough money for college in 4 years. During this time, he self taught himself piano, compose songs, and performed at his first musical. After serious dance injury that prevented him from dancing professionally in the future, he decided to study musical theater. Accepted by all 3 top colleges for acting, he went to Beijing Dance Academy at the invitation of its music school dean who said that he was moved to tears when he heard Ayanga sing at a dinner function. During college, Ayanga helped teachers coaching his classmates as class head, composed, modeled, performed musicals, and he also learned and fine tuned his mandarin good enough to do dubbing job. After performing the leading role in a major musical on prime stage when he was a senior student, he was recruited by Beijing Opera and Musical Theater as a solo singer in 2012. Since then, he has performed both domestically and internationally in state functions, won awards, sang songs for TV dramas, composed and released solo album, acted in TV drama/film and often performed on TV programs to promote musicals and Mongolian culture. Despite his busy schedule, every year he tried to leave enough time to play in musicals he deemed worthwhile, for example “A moment of remembrance” about Alzheimer’s disease and “A bucket list” about last wishes. After becoming famous in Super Vocal program in 2018, he was on “Singer 2019” from episode 6 to end, and then on “Our songs” program in late 2019. He will release his second solo album at end of July.
I agree totally! I used to only like duets he sings with male partners but since his cooperation with Tanya I listen regularly to their beautiful songs together...
@dichbee3 ай бұрын
I love her voice so perfectly match ayunga in this song
Just another day of listening to my favorite song...at least once a week!! I have lots of favorites too. This one gives me chills!!😊❤❤🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🌟🌟🌟
@ferrytrailershipper4 жыл бұрын
嘎子! 我替嘎子高兴!希望更多前辈听到嘎子的声音,而以后会有更多的合作!
@bettyconnearney79433 жыл бұрын
Just had to listen again!! It gives me chills!😁❤❤🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶
@juanhe89444 жыл бұрын
阿云嘎太有魅力了!
@tnguyko4 жыл бұрын
Tanyas voice is so mesmerising and her song is hauntingly beautiful. Aranga is just amazing and so eye-captivating.
@bifengding42794 жыл бұрын
嘎子和蔡姐的合作天衣无缝,声入人心👍
@frienda3154 жыл бұрын
A Yunga's little turning tone feels so RIGHT..
@user-cr8bd9qk1r4 жыл бұрын
嘎子真的太棒了👏
@jf96884 жыл бұрын
因為战站來聽嘎子哥唱歌真的好厲害 沒話說
@lenlentodd96363 жыл бұрын
Fabulous duet 👏👏👏👏👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻. Very eloquent with great harmony & clarity in their vocals.
@careying3984 жыл бұрын
阿云嘎聲線好美,我喜歡,超好聽👍
@goldbug18324 жыл бұрын
天吶 太美了
@bettyconnearney79433 жыл бұрын
I have listened to this song today, I bet it least 10 times...when I like something inteally like it!!=❤❤ Beautifully done! Pure perfection!!❤❤❤🎶🎶🎶🎶👏👏👏👏👏
Tanya and Ayanga (AYunGa) sang “Stop Motion” or “Stop Frame” composed by Tanya in 2015 for the movie “From Vegas to Macao 2”. The song is about a desperate and hopeless love. Although two people love each other, they cannot be together and their love would “stop frame” at the most beautiful memory. In the program, they were talking about incorporating musical into the song. Ayanga said that is no problem. Many musicals have these kinds of love, like Phantom or Notre dame de Paris. So he sang part of “Danse Mom Esmeralda” from French Musical “Nortre Dame de Paris.” This song was sung by Quasimodo to express his tragic love after Esmeralda died. This is a very good collaboration of musical and pop style singings. Upon watching Ayanga’s performance on TV, Richard Charest, the original French musical singer for “Notree Dame de Paris” was so impressed by Ayanga’s great singing and perfect pronunciation, he issued an invitation to Ayanga online to sing a duet of “Le temps des cathédrales.”
@tengds4 жыл бұрын
This collaboration is outstanding! Two really dedicated, soulful singers expressing a love that would not be. The first part was full of loneliness and longing, the second an explosive outburst of love for a loved one gone. Their singing just tugs at your heartstrings. It would be so wonderful to hear Ayanga's duet with Richard Charest! Ayanga's French pronunciation has improved a lot. I love "Notre Dame de Paris" and it would be glorious if Ayanga could also sing "Belle". Thank you, Mish K, for your ever helpful comments.
@sabrinalam77164 жыл бұрын
Mish K Forever grateful for your helpful informations,so greatly appreciated 💐💐
@delltellegen56464 жыл бұрын
Thank you so much Mish K. I always appreciate your explanations and input. Very much appreciated. They were incredible. Ayanga is so versatile and his voice has so many nuances and layers to it that you never get bored listening to him. Always something different to admire and appreciate. Lovely together as a duet as well. He always sings to accommodate other singers when on stage with them. Very respectful in the way he collaborates.
@kazuhiko12094 жыл бұрын
@@tengds really when i heard it i imagined about him singing "Belle" :(((((((((
@@acheck4skate 半途跟 Taylor Swift 的 Safe & Sound 很像。紅色高跟鞋、越來越不懂跟 The Weepies 的歌也很像。尤其是紅色高跟鞋,根本一模一樣.....
@fsch8524 жыл бұрын
阿云嘎唱什么歌都好听
@user-ko8rp1ug5z3 жыл бұрын
同感
@lam-kn6cj4 жыл бұрын
最后一句 mourir pour toi n'est pas mourir 唱得好灿烂,好辉煌,升华了一样
@JaydenTYX4 жыл бұрын
lam 0987 A4高音结尾
@mishk86414 жыл бұрын
This is from “Our songs” episode 4. Tanya from Singapore and Ayanga (AYunGa) sang “Stop Motion” or “Stop Frame” composed by Tanya in 2015 for the movie “From Vegas to Macao 2”. This song is about a desperate and hopeless love. Although two people love each other, they cannot be together and their love would “stop frame” at the most beautiful memory. In the program, Tanya talked about incorporating musical into her song. Ayanga said that is no problem. Many musicals have these kinds of love, like Phantom or Notre dame de Paris. So he sang part of “Danse Mom Esmeralda” from French Musical “Nortre Dame de Paris.” This song was sung by Quasimodo to express his tragic love after Esmeralda died. This is a very good collaboration of musical and pop style singings. Upon watching Ayanga’s performance on TV, Richard Charest, the original French musical singer for “Notree Dame de Paris” was so impressed by Ayanga’s great singing and perfect pronunciation, he issued an invitation to Ayanga online to sing a duet of “Le temps des cathédrales” and got Ayanga’s friendly response next day. Richard found that Ayanga will play “Jekyll and Hyde” Musical in 2020 and got excited again and asked Ayanga if they can sing “This is the moment” from the musical together too. A week later, they happened to be in the same event at Shanghai. At the invitation of host, they sang a beautiful duet of “Le temps des cathédrales” on the stage without rehearsal.
I listen to this almost everyday! Not getting tired of this, in fact the more I listened the more it touches me. Ayanga God has bless you with this magnificent voice. Go share it to the world . I read up about you, you come from a very humbled beginnings and worked hard to where you are now. Stay focus and keep your faith in your heart at all times. You are great and kind hearted person. Will continue to support your music. I hope someday I will be able to see your theatrical talent as well.
@mishk86414 жыл бұрын
Ayanga (AYunGa in mandarin) was an Inner Mongolia child who grew up in a shepherd’s home and was educated in Mongolian language school. Coming from Tengri’s village, Mongolian music and dance is in his blood and daily life. After he lost his father at 3 and mother at 6 or 7, he was raised by his older brother, who passed away when Ayanga entered college. He joined art school at fifth grade to study dance and became a professional dancer of a military art troupe at age 14. After performing nonstop tours in Inner Mongolia and important functions in Beijing for a few years, he decided to go to college to study more. Arriving at Beijing with only 100 RMB in his pocket, he found a dance job (performing ballet dance leading role in “Erdos Wedding” world heritage performance twice a day) in dinner theater and sang at pubs, then he finally saved enough money for college in 4 years. During this time, he self taught himself piano, compose songs, and performed at his first musical. After serious dance injury that prevented him from dancing professionally in the future, he decided to study musical theater. Accepted by all 3 top colleges for acting, he went to Beijing Dance Academy at the invitation of its music school dean who said that he was moved to tears when he heard Ayanga sing at a dinner function. During college, Ayanga helped teachers coaching his classmates as class head, composed, modeled, performed musicals, and he also learned and fine tuned his mandarin good enough to do dubbing job. After performing the leading role in a major musical on prime stage when he was a senior student, he was recruited by Beijing Opera and Musical Theater as a solo singer in 2012. Since then, he has performed both domestically and internationally in state functions, won awards, sang songs for TV dramas, composed and released solo album, acted in TV drama/film and often performed on TV programs to promote musicals and Mongolian culture. Despite his busy schedule, every year he tried to leave enough time to play in musicals he deemed worthwhile, for example “A moment of remembrance” about Alzheimer’s disease and “A bucket list” about last wishes. After becoming famous in Super Vocal program in 2018, he was on “Singer 2019” from episode 6 to end, and then on “Our songs” program in late 2019. He is releasing his second solo album at end of July.
@sidneylin64534 жыл бұрын
i got actual chills ayunga's voice at the end... what a fantastic performer. really wish it was longer
@jialinhu174 жыл бұрын
这首循环播放了好几次了。这个搭配还是很好听的!
@songruoxin4 жыл бұрын
阿云嘎明明你可以靠颜值 偏偏要靠才华
@BJ-fu6mq3 жыл бұрын
這位網友在侮辱阿雲嘎人格
@user-sm5gt2ri8s4 жыл бұрын
康康蔡健雅老師撿到寶,兩人合作耐聽!動聼!!
@MC-qp6lh4 жыл бұрын
Can't take my eyes off Ayunga😘😍💞🤗💘💯🤩. Absolutely bravo👍👍👏👏🤗💖💖
@dieuboi93364 жыл бұрын
我觉得他们在唱歌得时候全身都是发光得! 小雅嘎嘎, 牛!
@qigao48534 жыл бұрын
Ayanga is so versatile and I love Tanya’s voice. Very impressive tonight ❤️
I am totally floored by Ayanga and Teacher Tanya's magnificent and soulful performance, my heart swelled , and I did not even realize that I was holding my breath the whole time !! I literally saw Halos ✨⭐️🌟 Please accept my humble standing ovation . I am going to listen and listen and listen to this majestic piece of Art of theirs 。 BRAVO !
@tengds4 жыл бұрын
Ayanga's French has progressed a lot. And he has perfected the sound of the French "r".
@user-zr5jd2rw7w4 жыл бұрын
周华健都听到吃手手了!
@mayflower66004 жыл бұрын
哈哈
@mayfung34334 жыл бұрын
两个字 - 高级!
@annawyss26454 жыл бұрын
Breathtakingly beautiful, touching and superbly sung! Congrats to Ayunga and Tanya! Looking forward to their next cooperation!
@KleinMelanieF4 жыл бұрын
阿云嘎现在被原卡Richard Charest邀请和他唱《巴黎圣母院》的名曲LE TEMPS DES CATHÉDRALES二重唱!!!~ Richard就是听了这里阿云嘎的演唱被震撼到了!真为阿云嘎骄傲啊啊啊