The Man Who Made the Hu Band’s Instruments | The Nomad Story

You’ve probably heard about a band called the Hu. Well, Baigaljav is one of the men behind the instruments that bring their music to life. It took him three months to make 3 of the instruments for the band that's taken the heavy metal world by storm, who reached No.1 on Billboard's Hard Rock with their hit, "Wolf Totem". The fiddle, made with only two strings from a horse's tail, can play everything from Mongolian melodies to western classical music with its unusually deep and rich sound. Join us, as we visit his workshop in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia to see the process behind creating this unique instrument.
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[@cilleshaner4092]

Thank you for crafting such beautiful instruments for our Guys to bring their music to the world.

[@Commietaku]

A real world-class artisan. From watching a whole lot of KZbin reactions, I can say the greatest impression on most people when they experience The Hu for the first time (especially if they're already familiar with throat singing or at least metal growling) is the instrumentation. It's something everyone talks about and praises, so he ought to get some international recognition for it.

[@nightbird6782]

INCREIBLE LAUDERO Y ESCULTOR

[@anacarpenter9254]

Living in New Zealand 🇳🇿 Mongolia 🇲🇳 beautiful handcrafted musical instruments. How much please Mr Bailgaljav Master Horeshead FiddleMaker is the cost of one Horsehead Fiddle. Should I be able to afford one. Many thanks Ana❤❤😊

[@Mongolian.Script]

Great work 🤠 Bayarlalaa.

[@wolftotem4343]

Монголчууд эвтэй бол хүчтэй шүү🇲🇳🙏♥️

[@EuskadiJoloMas]

Love it! Always appreciate seeing a master at work!

[@lorriemiller6750]

Thank you so much for making such wonderful and exquisite musical instruments for our guys to play and you do such amazing work ❤️🔥

[@wolftotem4343]

👍

[@alexdubois1281]

Thankyou.

[@xnxankh4531]

That's AMAZING WOW

[@davkaaa]

👍👍👍🤗

[@bolormaa1288]

Гайхалтай

[@xnxankh4531]

I had no idea they had a video on how this was made

[@xnxankh4531]

I'm guessing he is a "luthier"? I dont know how to spell it in Mongolian.

[@xnxankh4531]

Whom ever posted this that you soooo much