Morin Khuur Camel Song

In Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia

[@hristostoyanov7409]

National Anthem of Prehistoric Island

[@Tulsenus]

Wow, didnt expect to see my teacher on youtube . Greetings

[@isetta4083]

It simply sounds so pure and natural, Like the Mongolian equivalent of an Erhu. :D

[@javiersandoval7477]

Nightlife 9 sorry but you are wrong, the equivalent of the èrhu is the khoochir, and I think that the èrhu come from Mongolia, but I don't know exactly, the equivalent of the Morin khuur is the matouqin

[@isetta4083]

The Erhu is definitely oriental, whilst I'm not too sure if Mongolia counts as oriental or not. Isn't the Khoochir 4 string?

[@isetta4083]

Turns out, the Khuuchir (With 'U's ) is a mongolian type of Erhu. meaning Erhu is technically like a stringed instrument sub-family sort of thing

[@javiersandoval7477]

Nightlife 9 a Tuvan instrument similar to the èrhu have 4, but the khuuchir have 2, and well, I didn't remember if is with o or u hahaha

[@Purwapada]

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Despite what everyone is saying, you are right in that they are the same family, both having 2 strings - the Huqin Family

[@johnreneaudmusictheelectri2546]

Cool post.

[@narantuyadalkhaa6377]

Гайхалтай аялгуу

[@brtmodify]

Пүрэвдорж багш гоё татаж байна шүү

[@mgerel9672]

Munkhjargal Lkhagvaa Purevjav

[@tugsjargal6316]

Амжилт

[@atengatengsongboer4502]

最后好像说了一声好😆

[@mgerel9672]

Lol its mah teacher

[@Veeenom]

2:09 how the hell you make an instrument sound like a car

[@Mongol1232]

It's actually the sound of a camel wailing for it's mother

[@lithostheory]

A bit too repetitive.