The Morin Khuur, a Mongolian Tradition | SLICE | FULL DOCUMENTARY

Omba is one of the last teachers of the morin khuur, a unique traditional fiddle, developed from the bond between the horsemen people and their mounts. Ganzorig, Erdenbayar, Sovda and Tonga are among the few children lucky enough to receive Omba’s teaching. They will spend several months with her, to learn about this magical instrument, which is said to have healing powers. But first, they must train hard and fill themselves with the sounds of nature.
When they return to their city, they will perform a concert in the theater of Ulangom, the provincial capital, and help to perpetuate this oral tradition.
Documentary : LIVING CULTURES COLLECTION - Morin Khuur, l'âme du cavalier mongol (Mongolie)
Directed by : Benoît SEGUR
Production : ZED
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[@saidtv6606]

من اجمل الحياة في اجواء البرودة والثلوج ويستعمل فيها الإنسان الفرن والخشب اوالحطب والاكل الطبيعي الجميل والله يحفظكم من كل شر

[@gwentong9715]

🌏📺👀🤗 thank you 🤗 the young children will learn now 😊 hello Mothers 😊❤ You will not let this precious history die out or be forgotten 📚🍵😊❤️

[@markhamchadotsang3047]

❤ wow that's awesome video ty 😊 🙏 God bless Mongolian

[@mikeypuss1967]

this video reminds us how beautiful and wonderful humans can be.

[@saveidah]

How cute for him to play music to his horse

[@timtaylor7146]

Well in Mongolia they have sex with there horses so he was just setting the mood

[@pilierofq]

WONDERFUL SIMPLEY WONDERFUL !!! THANK YOU FROM THE U.S.A.

[@shijag007]

Living the highest value each being should live by is beautifully in display in evedrdya life of these people. Calm on the faces of elders, the beuatiful expression of children faces calm, curious, happy etc is at next level

[@lianefehrle9921]

37:54 I heard the energy of the horse through the music. His running, galloping and his turning around the galloping. Thank you for saving and learning about this part of their culture

[@marziopigoni9701]

Beautiful documentary, thanks to these children who preserve of Mongolian music.

[@ismailhussein3258]

That girl is defo getting a medal. The look in them eyes.

[@ayushtsagaan3880]

Welcome to my beautiful country 🇲🇳

[@begienkhbat9191]

Thank you so much on all the Mongol content. Please more long documentaries in Mongolia!

[@georgeschmid2624]

Slice has always very good documentary👍

[@abiramihariprasad4916]

May the universe and spirits bless these beautiful children who will pass on this magical musical 🎼 talent of their land and ancestors. Even by hearing it it does strings the heart in every way for someone who was not born and raised in these lands. It does definitely make magic. May they grow beautiful and make great music ahead for their journey and their people who are all part of this great way of life!

[@LaurenceMartinSask]

Wonderful! ❤❤❤

[@manuelwebe]

Beautiful documentary and beautiful Mongolian traditions. Thanks for sharing.

[@jarosawwieczorek3684]

Mongolia, one of the last countries with pristine central asian steppe and unique nomad people🏞️☸️🇲🇳

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[@TRICK-OR-TREAT236]

WE HAVE MONGOLIANS HERE IN THE UNITED STATES ............ THEY DRIVE MOTORCYCLES !

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Mongolia 😊

[@user-xx1qz8vs4o]

tourism destroys nothing left untouched

[@lancelittle593]

This music ,these people i am in the Wrong Place,I do believe

[@lilydavida5545]

Too many ads and not desired

[@cornyxxx16]

Very different from Mongolian big cities

[@KazyReed]

I knows it's tradition, but how they tie up those horses and brand them... yikes. It seems brutal, but so is life up there, I guess. They have to do what's needed to survive, and taming/training the horses is part of it.

[@lancelittle593]

Im

[@pozzod3142]

Horrible sound and music