Mongolian long song Ertnii saikhan , Long song singer Batmend , Enkhbaatar , Otgonzul , Byambadorj

[@definitelynotabunchoffrogs5190]

A good day becomes an even better one when we get that Batzorig upload notification

[@imperianapoleon9660]

Indeed

[@jonblon-II]

Agreed

[@pedrobenitez0]

so true

[@djinnisequoia]

This song is so, so beautiful. I find that Mongolian music is very evocative of the landscape -- when I listen to it, it fills my head with visions of broad plains and wide skies. It's very compelling.

[@bbatjargal1549]

This is the hymn of the Ikh MOngol Uls (Great Mongolian State) founded by Chinggis Khan in 1206! It is a political long song!

[@davefarnsworth3020]

Easy listening, and calming song. I will save this for stress relief.

[@BobTheHatKing]

How many spaces do you need between all your words? 🤣🤦‍♂️

[@Lutefisk445]

I like how they weren't right by the microphones and their voices echoed really well

[@Pilot1453]

Long live *Batzorig Vaanchig!*

[@Siqilliya]

Another gift from the Eternal Blue Sky.

[@elizabethshingola2787]

Batzorig Vaanchig and the singers produce an amazing sound that speaks to my soul❤🧡💛

[@kennethmacgregor-Gregorach]

Энэ бол үзэсгэлэнтэй бөгөөд сэтгэл хөдөлгөм юм. Баярлалаа

[@bilgekagan6678]

Touched my heart... love from Türkiye!

[@thatoneemokid74]

I dont understand a single word but i love this

[@1LAPPLE]

hey bro can you do mongol throat song in caucasus mountains?

[@Gojimaru]

Greetings from Bulgaria.

[@samotne3033]

Тавтай морил Би Польшоос ирсэн бөгөөд танай улсад үнэхээр дуртай. Суваг дээр маш сайн ажилласан, үргэлжлүүлээрэй.

[@bbatjargal1549]

Machine translation?

[@mikec518]

Fantastic song and singer. Sounds like heaven

[@TheMiniMaestroMan]

Incredible as always!

[@rakshithjp3425]

My respect for Chegis /Genghis Khan grows everyday, chances are that I am not related to him as I am from south India.

[@Blondie42]

Thanks for sharing

[@EdHorlick]

brother Batzorig with the fresh drop. always get extra happy to see you upload.

[@bluemio7349]

I'm never happier than when we get a new upload :3

[@pedrobenitez0]

You are GREAT

[@Leonardo-mn7xc]

Top demais

[@matkebojler]

Good job! Astonishing!

[@toreshi8119]

🙏🏽 thank you once again

[@bpsalami9864]

Great!

[@christianpnorris]

ahhhh.... Much thanks! :'D

[@richardschmidt2722]

❤🙏✊

[@valentin6010]

i have a song for you that could be amazingly played by the morin khuur : rex incognito, from yu-peng chen

[@HubertSylwester]

Anyone know why does playing videos from this channel always turn my KZbin mobile app to warmer colours?

[@ВячеславСергеев-м2н]

Молодцы

[@michaeladronsmith6043]

When are you going to visit me?

[@BobTheHatKing]

Uh… what?

[@MoMo-mp6di]

Awesome! 🤗😍

[@liliyusupov6194]

💓💓💓💓💓

[@imperianapoleon9660]

❤

[@hoosam913]

👍😍

[@Nasraniksatria]

How is Ertnii Saihan pronounced?

[@qwxzy1265]

a rough approximation into english would be ear-t-KNEE SA-hung, where the "A" in "SA" is pronounced as the "A" in "APPLE". but this varies greatly depending on the dialect, so it might be different for yours. also, in the rare case that you happen to know the International Phonetic Alphabet, then it would be /ertʰˈniː ˈsaiχəŋ/ [i̞r̥tˈniː ˈsæːχəŋ]. hope this helps!

[@howtoappearincompletely9739]

That was pretty wonderful. It seemed lamentatious; is it a sad song? What's it about?

[@eaststorm1282]

not a sad song. this song is called Ertnii Saihan and can be loosely translated as the “Good times of the ancient past”. it’s about reminiscing the good old time of Genghis Khan. it’s said that this is one of the oldest songs still sang by the Mongols and probably was sang at the courts of Mongol Khans.

[@howtoappearincompletely9739]

@@eaststorm1282 Thanks for the information. I suppose it sounded perhaps... wistful, to my ears. :-)

[@eaststorm1282]

@@howtoappearincompletely9739 possible. Mongol music always has this element of wistfulness which can also be interpreted as a little sad because the lifestyle could have been of somewhat desolation and loneliness among the vast steppes. plus the Morin khuur which offers and magnifies the same sentiment.

[@howtoappearincompletely9739]

@@eaststorm1282 Kinda like a lot of Jewish music? It's a reason to love both, IMO.

[@ue82837]

Google Translate ашиглаж байна, эрхэм ээ

[@FatboyMcfat]

Get four or more men together and they will instinctively start singing.