Hosoo Transmongolia - The Shaman From Nothern Mongolia

A mongolian orchestra "Hosoo Transmongolia" gives a concert in St. Jacobs Church in Copenhagen, Denmark.
They play traditional Mongolian folkmusic
and they use a very speciel songtechnique, "Mongolian höömii". It is a kind of "throat song" where overtones appear and become the main sound in song. The orchestra uses traditional instruments, morin khuur (horsehead fiddle),ikh khuur (horse head bass), ever buree (oboe) and traditional drum.
The songs are from different parts of mongolia. Many of the songs are about horses and the life on the mongolian steppe, and some songs are shaman songs.

[@kolsveinnskraevolding]

From Mongolia to Danmark. One warrior race to another.

[@kasziber]

Der feuchte Traum jeglicher Metal Bands auch nur halb so grimdark zu klingen wie diese netten Herren. Sehr geil!

[@lukewilkinson3778]

This True Mongolian Black Metal! I absolutely adore this! Amazing!!!! Thank you!

[@tsconn23]

Sounds like Abbath from Immortal

[@juleyalabakoff114]

Exactly what I thought. lol

[@zoso1]

this is awesome. i love seeing the cultural mash-up of them playing in a catholic church. very powerful music.

[@weirdwurstLP]

Fins really know how to make good music

[@bilgekagan6678]

Love from Turkey my cousin...🐎

[@RoseOfSharon83]

I can't breath when I hear this song! How can I discibe the impression what I felt!

[@Gahlahad431]

It sounded so spiritual....I feel the power and the isolation

[@Swords_and_Feathers]

Sacred medicine, Chants to sing, The drum beats, The sun rises from the east, There is strength in the voice, From the heart that flies, With the condor, No one except the healer understands the order, Found deep in the wild, The healer has chosen a side, He stands for the earth, The healer from the north

[@INTUITIVENORSK2303]

WOW!!! Just brilliant, absolutely brilliant! So talented are these gifted men. Thanks for sharing with the greater world. Peace✌

[@SlaytheAngels]

Gah, I'm in love! Can't stop loving this, so amazing!

[@jacobthomson1576]

God bless Mongolia

[@JackLee21011984]

hmmm... some of the Songs have false names... this for example is called "Hartai Sarlag", wich means "Black-white Yaks". So far I know ;)

[@LoLMasterManiac]

Fantastic!

[@KnutNukem]

These guys are amazing!

[@Herberthaashimself]

i saw them a few days ago in Freiburg (Germany)!!that was the best street music I've ever heard ...(I'm sorry if they're not only street musicians but i saw them next to the railway)

[@ZeroBoostBuick]

this sounds like black metal unplugged crazy awesome.

[@Winchestro]

thank you :)

[@allieburne4138]

i really like this version of Khartai Sarlag

[@Goyunbold]

nice nice ah naraa!!!!

[@zoloo71]

All member of the band very talented, so proud of them, introducing our very own music and art in abroad. I'm so frustrated that chinese are registered our Khoomii as their traditional song at UNESCO, I'd say;how shameless, horrible people they are

[@Eisbeutel]

heard this song live, sadly this recording is no match for this :/ I'd kill for a studio-version of this song, but its not on their only cd >.

[@Khosoooo]

Khartai Sarlag is the original name

[@Winchestro]

After I've spent hours on search the web for nought, does someone happen to know the original name of this song or has any clues or keywords to find other interpretations or a studio version of this song?

[@beyond883]

hairtai sarlag

[@Perkunas84]

Mongolia is KVLT as hell.