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4 January 2013 | Views: 1808 | Comments: 0 |
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 Throat singer Kongar-ool Ondar from Tuva, the tiny region of Siberia just outside of Outer Mongolia, was supposed to have been singing out in three-part harmony — by himself — atop a horse equipped with a stereo amplifier in Tuesday's Rose Parade.
The sound equipment was designed to prevent a repeat of his first appearance in 1993, when Ondar, singing without amplification, couldn't be heard over the din of the crowd.
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Event announces | 1) TODAY: new! Khoomei online master-class by Merited artist of Tuva Artur Damdyn-ool. Starts at 12.00 (Moscow time) at noon (Instagram/tuvancenter) |
2) 11.04.2020: new! Khoomei online master-class by Merited artist of Tuva Eduard Damdyn. Starts at 12.00 (Moscow time) at noon (Instagram/tuvancenter) |
3) 01.05.2020: Festival of Labour. Pervoye Maya (Russia) |
4) 06.05.2020: Day of Tuvan Constitution (Tuva) |
5) 09.05.2020: VICTORY DAY, 75th anniversary of Russian Army victory over fascism (Russia) |
6) 11.05.2020: 102th anniversary of Richard Feynman, outstanding physicist, Nobel Prize winner (California-Tuva) |
7) 19.05.2020: Museum workers' Day (Russia) |
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