The Music of Tuva - Ay-Kherel (CD) °

THROAT SINGING AND INSTRUMENTS FROM CENTRAL ASIA

Ay-Kherel means ray of moonlight in the Tuvan language. The groups repertoire includes overtone / throat singing carried out in five different styles, accompanied on traditional instruments, such as: igil (horse head violin), byzaanchy, chanzy (fiddles), limbi (flute), shamanic drums 36 pages of information about country, music, instruments and the musicians in four languages.

1     Morgul (Prayer)     02:32     Ay-Kherel
2     Baezhin     05:23     Ay-Kherel
3     Tool (The Story)     04:21     Ay-Kherel
4     Kadarchynyn Yry (Shepherd's song)     05:50     Ay-Kherel
5     Dyngylday     01:31     Ay-Kherel
6     Eki Attar (the best steeds)     01:35     Ay-Kherel
7     Chylgychynyn Yry     01:57     Ay-Kherel
8     Tarlaashkyn     02:55     Ay-Kherel
9     Aldan Maadyr     02:02     Ay-Kherel
10     Igil Solo     07:34     Ay-Kherel
11     Kuda Yry     02:03     Ay-Kherel
12     Khoomei Solo     04:30     Ay-Kherel
13     Khomus Improvisation     03:05     Ay-Kherel
14     Ches-Bulun     01:37     Ay-Kherel
15     Hoyzhu Sugga Baryksaar Men     01:50     Ay-Kherel
16     Aa-Shuu, Dekei-Oo     01:26     Ay-Kherel
17     Ezir-Kara (Black Eagle)     02:11     Ay-Kherel
18     Tyvam Hemneri (The rivers of Tuva)     01:42     Ay-Kherel
19     Durgen Chugaa     02:43     Ay-Kherel
20     Ugbashkylar     03:52     Ay-Kherel
21     Dagyn Katap Darlatpas Bis     01:55     Ay-Kherel
22     Kozhamyktar     02:03     Ay-Kherel