Chirgilchin - The Wolf & the Kid - 1996 - Full Album
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ย. 2024
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1 Homudal (Men's Sad Song)
2 Darlaashkyn (Freedom Song)
3 Borannadyr Solo
4 Konturei
5 Chirgilchin (Mirage)
6 Kozhai (Aidysmaa Kandan's Native Land)
7 Kara Duruya (Black Crane)
8 Majalykta Chylgymny (Lyric Song)
9 Kyrgan Boru (The Wolf And The Kid)
10 Kolkhozchu Maen (The Collective Farmer)
11 Khaian (Girls From Ulug-Khema)
12 Erge Chokka Choranymny (A Woman Without Rights)
13 Bai-Taiga
14 Ak-La Bashtyg Avaiymny (White-Haired Mother)
15 Teve-Khaya (Camel Rock)
16 Oshku Dotpeleer (Nanny Goat)
Instruments - Tamdyn Aldar
Vocals - Aidysmaa Kandan, Ondar Mongoun-Ool
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With love and respect to my cousins from Turkey
And these ones come from even farthest - Tuva, inner Siberia! Warm greetings from Scotland, friend!
@@fili-tis-petaloudas the work you do is respectable well-being 🇹🇷🏴
Just found this gem. Beautiful music of the great steppe 🌄
A Tuvan classic! Thank you for visiting!
2024 amazing. San Francisco listening forever
This is absolutely beautifull.
I love especially traditional mongolian music. The music sends my soul directly on a journey through the steppes of mongolia.
So sad that these old cultures are disappearing step by step while mother earth is crying!!!😢🖤🐎🌏🌍🌎
Cannot agree more! For the sake of clarity, keep in mind that Chirgilchin are Tuvan, not exactly the same as Mongolian, different language, singing styles... but always nomad at heart!
@@fili-tis-petaloudas Thank you for letting me know!!😅
I would love to see English words translating the original
@@reddragonlady013 Yes that would be nice!!
The vocals and instruments are an audiophile treat on headphones!
It is so well-recorded!
Какая хорошая запись, все инструменты чисто звучат, бальзам для ушей) спасибо
Удовольствие! Пластинку также можно купить на Bandcamp, чтобы поддержать артистов!
τι ομορφες μουσικες ..!!!!!!
Φτερουγιζει η ... καρδια μου ..!!
Λατρεμένοι Chirgilchin - είχα γνωρίσει τον έναν τραγουδιστή τους. Η μουσική τους είναι ταξίδι στη στέπα!
Greetings from Azerbaycan to my türk brothers
And my greetings from Scotland, friend!
masterpiece
so good to hear you again, especially with this album first heard in the last century at a street festival in wich you participated and impregnated my soul ;) Thank you
This album is heaven, it can impregnate everyone's soul immediately!
φιλτατε εχεις εξαιρετικο υλικο στο καναλι σου!
οποιος και αν εισαι απλα μπραβο!😃
greetings from Volos, Greece
Really appreciate this, my friend - χίλια ευχαριστώ. Χαιρετίσματα από έναν σαλονικιό στο Εδιμβούργο!
Essi Emilia Ilmasti 🎉❤🎉
youtube.com/@heikkijohannesalho8705?feature=shared
I've visited Tuva three times and spent much time with its most famous throat singers, Chirgilchin included. Read all about it in MY ADVENTURES IN TUVA, published by Lulu Press.
Still need to get a copy!
@@fili-tis-petaloudas Best book written about what it's like in Tuva! My channel has a playlist with over 40 videos that can be used as a guide when reading the book.
@@ibeam23 wish I had written my memoir from Tuva in English too.. hope to translate one day!
@@fili-tis-petaloudas Translation services are expensive!
@@ibeam23 One day, AI......
i wish i had the lyrics for this... would love 2 sing along...
You might be able to get some of the lyrics songs if you search here: www.tyvawiki.org/index.php?title=Category:Lyrics
about the only thing I'm qualified to sing along to on this album is 31:40
@@benjaminmcfarlane3807 fuck that made me laugh hahaha!
@@benjaminmcfarlane3807 literally G.O.A.T.
@@benjaminmcfarlane3807 nice qualification 😂🤣
bi ta nart hairtai shuu yas tush mine
Interesting music.
I love all about Tuvan music!
Özümden bir kalıt.
Interesting that they called their album Wolf&the kid. We Turks (which Tuvans are a part of) have a legend about a kid raised by a wolf.
I have been to Turkey 10 times and I was more than impressed when I went to Tuva an realised that despite the cyrillic alphabet imposed by Russians, all basic words like the sun, water, numbers, etc are the same in Tuvan and Turkish. If you can share a link with that story, I'd be grateful.
@@fili-tis-petaloudasif you take the Turkish of the Yörük Türkmen (wandering Türkmen) you’ll see even much more similarities to old Turkic language. But standart Turkish is quite different due, it’s process of changing.
Like the Ottoman Turkish was for Persians or Arabs more understandable than to nowadays Türkiye Turks.
You got to search for Asena legend or legend of Ergenekon
όμορφος!
tack så mycket!
Don't know what omorfos means, but yeah, totally. Tuvan music is deservedly famous.
@@justafrog9262 of course it is! I think the commentator above saw the greek letters on my account and kindly wrote "beautiful" in Greek (albeit, greek is unfortunately very gendered, so omorfos means "beautiful male" - if we were to be pedantic, it should be omorfo as referring to a neutral album/recording etc) - anyway - thanks for the comment and SHU-DE!
@@fili-tis-petaloudas I'm learning Greek, but I admit that grammatical gender is very difficult for me.
@@felixhaggblom7562 You are brave! Grammatical gender is nonsensical, and a total pain in the arse to learn why a chair or a pub are feminine, a table and a fork neutral, clay and road masculine... I think it is Swedish which includes a genderless pronoun and Farsi which is very much genderless as a language.
Fucking amazing ! thx !
My pleasure to share the music of this legendary band!
With the first track I was like "that sounds familiar, didn't Sturmpercht, the Austrian neofolk band sample that?" Then the second track played and I had the exact same thought. Sampling is all well and good but I'm starting to think Sturmpercht might be a bit derivative, which is a shame, I liked them.
Thanks for that reference, i didn't know the band, so i am discovering them now. I don't think they sampled Chirgilchin, although it's true that several western neofolk bands have incorporated Tuvan and Mongolian throat singing in their repertoire. Some do it well, some don't. But we are free to make experiments! Massive Attack have sampled throat singing on their track Karmacoma, from an old VHS documentary about Siberia!
I hear you're buying a synthesizer and an arpeggiator and are throwing your computer out the window because you want to make something real. You want to make a Yaz record
I hear that you and your band have sold your guitars and bought turntables
I hear that you and your band have sold your turntables and bought guitars
(I sold all my synthesizers and drum machines to buy an acoustic guitar and a shruti box to post new "world music" on Bandcamp which no one will hear).
@@Howardlandscapingllc interestingly, most sample-based musicians nowadays have migrated to bandcamp since no algorithm captures the samples (yet) and even so, some of them offer a tiny snippet of their work, selling physical tapes only. Ah well. All those binaries, digital-analogue, and blah blah blah.
@@fili-tis-petaloudas thanks for the ❤. My stuff is on tape, for sure.
@@Howardlandscapingllc So, where can we find them?
25:21
My favorite song!
The Mongol metal band Hu brought me here!
This is excellent! I have been slightly snobbish about the HU, mainly because I thought their fame has overshadowed Tuvan musicians. But if their music managed to bring you here, well, I cannot but thank them!
@@fili-tis-petaloudas HU kicks ass especially as driving music!
Makes me want to be way out on the central steppes, the sky going on forever in all directions in a surreal landscape!
I love this band never got into the hu doesn't seem as authentic as this
true people
Forever and ever.
@@fili-tis-petaloudas lived in Inner Mongolia almost 10 years
@@fili-tis-petaloudas YES
@@raven4720 Nice! I've only spent a month in Tuva.. been planning my visit to Mongolia in a long time.
Idk how tf I came across this I was searching for "chief keef"🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Ha! That's a nice surprise for ya! Hope you enjoy!
When you search for Chief Keef but get Khan Keef instead
It's like taking a wrong turn in New York and you end up in the African Serengeti.