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2 April 2007 | Views: 2498 | Comments: 0 |
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Musicians and a word about their voices and instruments
The line-up of the Tuva Ensemble has varied since the group was founded in 1988. In 2000 it was represented on a Japan tour by musicians called Mergen Chayan-Khoo, Nachun Choodu, Ayas-ool Danzyryn and Shonchalai Oorzhak with Mrs. Zoya Kyrgys, the head of the Khöömei Centre in Kyzyl,Tuva, and Ms. Kira Sergeyeva. With the exception of Mrs. Kyrgys, these musicians are unknown to me. I was told that Shonchalai Oorzhak is a grand daughter of a khöömei innovator called Oorzhak "Funasital-ool", which I suspect to be a misspelling of Oorzhak Khunashtaar-ool, a well-known late master of khöömei.
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Event announces | 1) 24.11.2019: Children's Eurovision-2019 with Russia represented by duet of Denberel Oorzhak (Tuva) and Tatiana Mezhentseva (Moscow) (Gliwice, Poland) |
2) 01.12.2019: 'United Russi' party's birthday. Electorate meetings with their deputies at all levels to be held (Russia) |
3) 12.12.2019: The Day of the Russian Constitution (Russia) |
4) 01.01.2020: Happy New Year |
5) 01.01.2020: Famous Tuvan ston-carver Donduk Toibukhaa's birthday (Kyzyl, Tuva) |
6) 07.01.2020: Happy Christmas |
7) 19.01.2020: Baptism. Epiphany bathings (Russia) |
8) 25.01.2020: Shagaa, new year according to Buddist calendar (Tuva) |
9) 23.02.2020: Day of the Motherland Defender (Russia) |
10) 08.03.2020: Women's Day (Russia) | all dates |
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