@@lindsyfish6704 nah u must think camel 🐫 mongolian morin khuur and tovshuur and tsuur and huur has lots of deep story just pay attention to on the camel and string of mongolian musics u will know later
As a Mongolian who has lived in Australia for 7 years the Waltzing Matilda part totally reflects my thoughts about this beautiful, vast country. Australia has magestic beaches, mountains and plains. I love this country and its kind people
Its so beautiful. So soulful. You hear the sound of thousands of generations. What a gift to share with us. Thank you. Thank you. Your music moves me to tears.
So undescribably ethereal and sublime, like it sinks deep into my soul. The Sygyt style specifically is my favorite. So mesmerizing! Greetings from Brazil.
The fact that we can convey millions of messages, histories, stories, ideologies, and emotion with such intense feeling and beauty in forms as simple as a horsetail is truly awe inspiring. Thank you for the music, my man please be safe 🙂
Very beautiful sounding. Reminds me of hiking to the to of a tall mountain in the Himalayas, meeting an old wise man with a long white beard at the top, and him giving me many words of wisdom.
i just finish mam khulan batkhuyag ted talk and my curious mind brought me here. I totally agree when she said that morrin khuur instrument totally represent all emotions.
This is fantastic! I’m learning to play the Morin Khuur, and this has really inspired me. Looking at the movement of your hands in Waltzing Matilda has helped a lot with my technique. Thank You very much, Good luck from Denmark!
Hi, we received this beautiful instrument as a gift but we can't make it sound properly, it seems that the chords need to be "waxed"? Do you know what we should use ? Thank you!
@@maighdeanachniluanaigh5149 Hello! I dont know what you mean by waxed? It may be because you need to put rosin on the bow. After some time, it will apply to the strings when you play. But don’t worry if it doesn’t sound right, it will get much better over time.
Just all I can say is , I so love to here!! I've subscribed to your aight. Such beautiful and awei inspiring! Musis. Thank you. As well?as putting a smile on my face 😊
Absolutely gorgeous! Wow! You are so talented. I play the monochord instrument and would love to learn how to play this instrument. Any advise where I can get lesson. Thank you.
1. Where can I get one of these? 2. Where can I learn to play one? 3. How is nobody talking about how clean the set that he was playing on is? Beautiful work. (The music was great too, obviously)
1) If you are not in Mongolia, perhaps the best option is online. There are various online sites you can search. a. Steven Morel, b. Morin-Huur.com site, c. Mongulai 2) If you are unable to find someone in your area who's a Morin Khuur musician, then internet, books, videos, etc....you could also try to find someone in a university who might focus on Mongolian studies. 3) Agreed. His playing is definitely soothing. I'm also thinking of learning Morin Khuur.
You should definitely learn this. The Mongolic Morin Khuur and the Turkic Kobyz are the direct ascendants of all the bowed instruments. Even violin. Turkic and Mongolic people are the first fiddlers on earth!
There seems to be so much sadness in the timbre of this instrument... kind of reminds me of a cello but just higher in register (more like perhaps a violin?). It's like a grandparent trying to teach they younger ones about life with zero sugar coating... that's the feel I get.
I just wanna climb a mountain and think about random things like grass and rain etc
And birds.
@@lindsyfish6704 nah u must think camel 🐫 mongolian morin khuur and tovshuur and tsuur and huur has lots of deep story just pay attention to on the camel and string of mongolian musics u will know later
Grass and Rain are most certainly not random, they are constants.
As a Mongolian who has lived in Australia for 7 years the Waltzing Matilda part totally reflects my thoughts about this beautiful, vast country. Australia has magestic beaches, mountains and plains. I love this country and its kind people
Its so beautiful. So soulful. You hear the sound of thousands of generations. What a gift to share with us. Thank you. Thank you. Your music moves me to tears.
As an Australian I can tell you, I was not expecting that. But sung beautifully.
As an Austrian I can tell you that most people think I'm from Australia
A tip : watch series at flixzone. Me and my gf have been using it for watching lots of of movies these days.
@Jose Zeke Yup, been watching on Flixzone for years myself :)
This Waltzing Matilda was the most surprising thing I've ever listen on the internet, really. Thank you so much for that.
Thanks for listening
Gods in heaven this makes my skin tremble. Glory to the Mongolian people for such magnificence.
So undescribably ethereal and sublime, like it sinks deep into my soul. The Sygyt style specifically is my favorite. So mesmerizing! Greetings from Brazil.
Took me by surprise when waltzing Matilda started playing but I’ve got no problem - beautiful video as always
The fact that we can convey millions of messages, histories, stories, ideologies, and emotion with such intense feeling and beauty in forms as simple as a horsetail is truly awe inspiring. Thank you for the music, my man please be safe 🙂
Born in Inner Mongolia, remind me of my home town. Great Artist!
Just wondering. Why this sounds more chineses than mongolian?
@@EnderElohim no it sounds mongolian
I’m already in bed with sick-chills, so now I’m just a big ball of sobbing and chills. This is so beautiful
馬頭琴をきいてると、スーホーの白い馬🐴を思い出す、哀愁に満ちた音色はものがたりにあうスーホーのかなしみをかんじます！😊
Was not expecting the song of my homeland to be played! Gorgeous and unique rendition of Waltzing Matilda mate!
ngl i got teary eyed when he started singing waltzing matlida, to think my countrys song could reach so far
Giving me those eastern vibes of an ancient civilization, that is nothing but a history lesson now.
Very beautiful sounding. Reminds me of hiking to the to of a tall mountain in the Himalayas, meeting an old wise man with a long white beard at the top, and him giving me many words of wisdom.
OMG! the nod to Australia with waltzing matila shook me! hahaha
I would love to learn the morin khuur, such a beautiful instrument.
All history present in that visage, the fiddle the father of the man.
i just finish mam khulan batkhuyag ted talk and my curious mind brought me here.
I totally agree when she said that morrin khuur instrument totally represent all emotions.
a true artist
My personal favourite instrument ever.
Just Amazing I could watch and listen all day ... what an awesome talented man ❤️🇦🇺👍👍👍👍
There's no need to describe it. So beautiful! ❤
You just did
@@Endeavr_ You sir, will make a great father.
I cry every time I hear this. Makes my meditation very intense as I dive into my shamanic journeys. The vibrations are beautiful.
More people should watch this!!!
Haunting...hypnotic...soul resonating...and peace inspiring 🤍
Breathtakingly beautiful.
Wow. This instrument is too good. Truly loved it. Touches the heart deep.
So beautiful
This music is so great to just sit and think to -- I could lay contemplatively for hours listening to this.
Beautiful! Thank you
This is fantastic! I’m learning to play the Morin Khuur, and this has really inspired me. Looking at the movement of your hands in Waltzing Matilda has helped a lot with my technique. Thank You very much, Good luck from Denmark!
Hi, we received this beautiful instrument as a gift but we can't make it sound properly, it seems that the chords need to be "waxed"? Do you know what we should use ? Thank you!
@@maighdeanachniluanaigh5149 Hello! I dont know what you mean by waxed? It may be because you need to put rosin on the bow. After some time, it will apply to the strings when you play. But don’t worry if it doesn’t sound right, it will get much better over time.
Thanks ! I'll do that (that's what I meant by "wax" 😊 )
@@maighdeanachniluanaigh5149 Glad to know that it helped!
Just all I can say is , I so love to here!! I've subscribed to your aight. Such beautiful and awei inspiring! Musis. Thank you. As well?as putting a smile on my face 😊
Noise like a Gnaal, cold sound, I like❤
Wow.
Morinkhuur super
Got chills dude
07:38 ❤
Superb
Man thats awesome 💙 Australia loves him
Una meraviglia
THIS IS BEAUTIFUL, AND THE KIND OF THINGS THAT STILL MAKES ME BELIEVE IN THE WORLD.
마음을 움직이는 소리예요
Nothing like a coffee and some morin khuur in the morning
Неймовірно!
OMG amazing....
Absolutely gorgeous! Wow! You are so talented. I play the monochord instrument and would love to learn how to play this instrument. Any advise where I can get lesson. Thank you.
Excellent! 👏👏👏🙌😀
Very Special Indeed... Thank You.
Wow ! It’s so amazing ! 🔥🤯🙌🏻
Thank You
1. Where can I get one of these?
2. Where can I learn to play one?
3. How is nobody talking about how clean the set that he was playing on is? Beautiful work. (The music was great too, obviously)
1. Mongolia
2. in Mongolia
1) If you are not in Mongolia, perhaps the best option is online. There are various online sites you can search. a. Steven Morel, b. Morin-Huur.com site, c. Mongulai
2) If you are unable to find someone in your area who's a Morin Khuur musician, then internet, books, videos, etc....you could also try to find someone in a university who might focus on Mongolian studies.
3) Agreed. His playing is definitely soothing.
I'm also thinking of learning Morin Khuur.
You should definitely learn this. The Mongolic Morin Khuur and the Turkic Kobyz are the direct ascendants of all the bowed instruments. Even violin.
Turkic and Mongolic people are the first fiddlers on earth!
possibly in a store that sells exotic instruments
I suggest you to reach out him th-cam.com/users/stevemorelchannel
What is the name of this instrument please? ❤
Now that's true multi multiculturalism
wie schön🥰
Admiravel!!!
WHAT THE HECK HES AMAXING
Oh WOW!!
Очень красивая музыка✨
Ty
Тал хээр нутаг минь
Уудам сайхан хангай нутаг минь
Уул үүл ус ургамал өвс ногоо минь
Мөнх хөх тэнгэр минь
Мөнч их санаж байна даа
2024.07.10
There seems to be so much sadness in the timbre of this instrument... kind of reminds me of a cello but just higher in register (more like perhaps a violin?). It's like a grandparent trying to teach they younger ones about life with zero sugar coating... that's the feel I get.
As a Mongolian, this reminds me of Mongolian endless grasslands
also when the Mongol soldiers went to war in a foreign land and miss their home
not sure about sadness. it is more melancholy, and introspection and some loneliness. these are the themes run through the Mongol long song.
Somewhere available the Last song sheet music?
Whoa
You make me ready for war
❤❤❤
Эхний тоглож байгаа уртын дуу ямар нэртэй вэ?
Таны бYтээлч баярлалаа
7:40 эхэлж буй дуу ямар дуу вэ?
Элстэй ганга л нутаг - Дархан дуу, Хөвсгөлийнхөн их дуулна
th-cam.com/video/zoMmNCvwAM4/w-d-xo.html
incroyable ! Magnifique ! comment s'appelle cet instrument ? un Khuur c'est ça ? cela vient d'ou
Malheureusement, il n'y a pas de version française,
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morin_khuur
@@ak17-d8 Merci beaucoup je vais le lire avec mon amie anglophone !
❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
👍💯💖🇭🇲🌹🌹🌹
1:03
thats perfect, but play this in front of a mountain and all will get a way bigger
😞😞😞
🫂🤘🐎👍
This guy needs yo do a double act with Nemo
Sounds very viking-ish
Ghost of tsushima brought me here hahahah
Kazakh kobyz, Chinese erhu, Mongolian morin khur are better than the European violin!
Please continue in your native language, and please don't speak English. It doesn't feel right. Be yourself through and through