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Various Artists
Uzlyau: Guttural Singing of the People of the Sayan Altai and Ural Mountains
Genre: International Music

Track Listings (37) - Disc #1
1. Sygyt #1
2. Sygyt #2
3. Manchurek Khem #1
4. Manchurek Khem #2
5. Bolur-Daa Bol, Bolbas-Daa Bol
6. Alash-Um
7. I Won't Stop Singing Kargyraa #1
8. I Won't Stop Singing Kargyraa #2
9. Kargyraa
10. Eder-Daa Bol, Etpes-Daa Bol
11. Sygyt And Borbangnadyr
12. Sygyt And Kargyraa
13. Akhtaichi
14. Maaday Kara
15. Uzlyau-Free Style
16. Uzlyau-Slow Form #1
17. Uzlyau-Slow Form #2
18. Uzlyau-Dance #1
19. Uzlyau-Dance #2
20. Village Melody-Uzlyau
21. Village Melody-Normal Singing
22. Tevkelyev-Uzlyau
23. Tevkelyev-Normal Singing
24. Gaysa Akhun-Uzlyau
25. Gaysa Akhun-Normal Singing
26. Karabay-Uzlyau
27. Karabay-Normal Singing
28. Tatar Song-Uzlyau
29. Tatar Song-Normal Singing
30. Tatar Song-Kubyz
31. Kara Yurga #1
32. Kara Yurga #2
33. Artilish
34. Aksak Kola
35. Ugezakov
36. Peshiy Makhmut
37. Soldier's March

CD Details

All Artists: Various Artists
Title: Uzlyau: Guttural Singing of the People of the Sayan Altai and Ural Mountains
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Pan
Release Date: 11/18/1994
Genre: International Music
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Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 788518201927

CD Reviews

Knockout overtone singing

Pink Noodle | Duncanville, TX USA | 08/19/2007

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Recordings from Russian archives form a catalog of all known styles of overtone singing collected, produced, (partially) recorded, and documented in encyclopaedic, scholarly liner notes by Vyacheslav Shchurov. Studio and field recordings, featuring master khoomigch Oorzhak Khunashtaar-ool in some awesome 1977 performances recored by Radio Moscow. Some doshpuluur and khomus, but almost all vocal. Some absolute knockout kargyraa. A must. Recordings: about half from Tuva, half from Bashkiria, and two from Altai.

-- Bernard Greenberg, Friends of Tuva

website fotuva(dot)org/music/t-discog(dot)html"